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The Placer herald., 1873-05-24
A most Efficient and Pleasant Tonic.

~ IuUol GUutlOUs AU0 sSs~S~"s 'S'''S'
J Those Bttcrs are prepared from the most
choice and wholesome herbs and roots, and
have given universal satisfaction wherever
tried. Thousands Of dyspeptics. have found
reliof through their use. and physicians RECON-
mend tn ,m for the cure OF all diseases OF the
blood and liver, and rreguiarlties OF the dl-
Headache, Biliousness, and Constipation,
General Debility and Loss of Appetite. are all
caused by the arrangement OF the stomach
Liver and other functionaries Of the system:
The l. bitters have been successfully used
and are warranted to alleviate the sufferer in
all the above cases.
W. The XXI Baters are eLrfY
E~-Ses sold only in glass, TO sell sza-~U
other than the genuine article out Of our
bottles is felony, and zoe toV, ghen detected.
prosecute such parties to the Juu eztent Of the
' CERTIFICATES.
Messrs IT, EPSTEIN & Co.
Gentlemen: take pleasure in stating that
agr ,eably 10 your wish have carefully tested
AID examined the sample ofgour XII Bitters.
which you sent me- and find II not only an agree
able Bitters, but also one that cannot fail to be
0enen''''i rs IONIC anu p'O%G5 e. HOLLAND. Ii Md.
CIrv AND COUNTY HOSPITAL,
San Francisco. June 10th, ISL.
have carefully examined Dr. Heney's 1 X L
Btters, and have failed to detect anything which
could injure even the most delicate constitution.
From the composition of the Btters, as far as
am able to determine it, 1 shouldjudg that the
IXL Bitters must be very efficient remedy in
Dyspepsia, Indigestion. Loss Of Appetite and
similar complaints, being composed of a number
of vegetable drugs which are principally used in
diseases of that nature, and are of the greatest
efficacy in their cure.
F. II. ENGLES. NJ D.,
ASS Res. Physician Ape othecary Z. & Hospital
STATE AssAYER's OFFICE,
San Francisco. July 2ist, 1871.
Messrs. H. EPSTEIN tS co.-Gents: l have
made a careful examination of your l. Bit
tiers. and have found them entirely free of dele
terious mineral substances Yours, etc.
LOUIS FALk ENA L, State Assayer.
Beware of Counterfets. None genuine with
out Or. Henley's signature across the top of each
bottle.
Every Family should have n Bottle
in the house. Sold everywhere.
II. EPSTEIN & CO..
Sole Proprietors.
No. 518 Front Street, San Francisco, Cal.
The Placer herald., 1873-05-24

1t is but justice to Mr.. Uren to say that tbs
larger part Of his surveys have been in Nevada
county.
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THE WEATHER.

VAh OkrARTAkNT, OTce ChtC Signal Officer,
WASHINGTON, ID. O., March IS, 1873, II a. m.
Try SSS 30 FOR THE PAST TWENTY HoUR Houss
cay morning IN the southern and middle states and
over the lake region, and has risen i'm New England
The brisk northwest winds Of Monday in the middle
and eastern states have diminished and back I'd TO
.outhwest and southeast with increasing clouiiness
Northeast winds .eerng to southeast, with cloudy
thd thrt atening weather., reported from the
south Atlantic and eastern gulf states Cloudy
weather. With light rain from the Ohio valley and
lower states. An area Of low barometer has adj
,ansed eastward to Lake Michigan. Westerly
winds and clearing weather prevail in the north
west. Falling barometer and southwest nds with
rfing temperature, are re porte I'd from California
PROBABLITIES.-FOr the eastern, gulf and south
Atlaniic states the barometer continue to fall during
me rest OF Tuesday, with southeast winds, cloud
md rain. For the middle states falling barometer
heutherly winds and rising temperatures, followed
Iuesiay night by threate ming and rainy weather
For New England southwesterly winds, rising tenn
perature and cloudy weather. For the lower lakes
ialling barometer, fresh to brisk southwest and
southeast winds, cloud and rain. The storm center
move eastward to Lake Ontario followed BIZ fresh
and brisk westerly winds on the upper lakes Morn
ing reports are not yet received from the southwest
and most Of the Rocky Mountain stations. eau
tOnary signals will be display ed At the lake
from and after A pril LIST.
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BALTIMORE, March lS.-virginia SIS, cid. 81;
virginia 5, consolidated, sos. North Carolina 5,
BALTIMORE, Msrch 1s.-Cottop heavy and quiet
iow middlings, Hzi@l5. Flour steady ami IN.
changed heal duil-while, choice, S2.v56y So 10,
fA,r to prime do, 81 sGS2; choice amber, spa
sz9. geod 10 prime red, 81 S@ 81 IS; common TO
1alf do, 81 OGs 81 20: red, western, 81 $50 81 So
amber, western, 81 osd 81 IS. Corn steady-whte
southern, 62@6S; yellow southern. S. mixed western
dtti, 5o1s Oats dull and unchanged. Rye quiet
ed%. Hay unshanged Provisions less firm-mar-
kei quiet; prices nominal. Western butter steady
P,lces unchanged. Whisky hrmer-prices I'M
. NEW YORK, March ls-Stocks very strong Gold
nm, 10 Money hrm, to I-32 per cent. Exchange,
lonR, 3; short, S4. Governments dull and steady
NEW foRK, March 1s.-Flour quiet and un.
cnanetd, " heat quiet. Corn steady and scarce.
LoNDON, March Is, ii a.. m.-Consols opened at
.S@s2H fer money and e23.@a27S for account.
Bonds 81 1875; cid 49, 1857, old, 9s. loaO's, 49, new
PAKIs, March Is.-Rentcs Sc francs, q centimes.
PARIS, March Is, .-Rentes SIS fran cs 81 cen
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FIHAHC1AL Axp ConuxnC1AL.

The attention of Wall street Yesterday was di-
verted from ordinary business to the discovery
that counterfeit share certificates had been is
sued. IL does not appear that any of these were
solo In the regular course of business at the
STOCK Exchange, but that they were placed
with money lenders as collateral for call loans
FROM all that has come to light il seems that
the IL aud was discovered in its inception, and
tnat the losses have therefore been limited to .
small amount which can easily be borne by
those on whom il falls. The effect of the dis
covery has not been great as far as prices are
concerned, and it rs regarded as a matter of
congratulation that the fraud was found out
before attaining important proportions. Stock
collaterals were scrutinized more closely, in
view of the discovery of counterfeit share Ger
tifcates.
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Cincinnati has done itself credit by the cree
ton of public library building that will, il is
claimed, be "more commodious and probably
better appointed than any similar institution in
the land" The public library of Cincinnati is
sustained by endowments, and by city tax of
one-tenth Of mill ''to be applied to no other
purpose than the purchase of books and peri
odicals, and from which from Is 600 to 2 Is 900
is derived annually. There are now some 60 900
volumes in the library, and at the present rate
Of increase il will have a hundred thousand
volumes by the year ICE
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Arotier powerful temperance lecture has
been delivered from the scafod. The wife
murderer who was executed in Chicago on
Friday last made a speech just before he was
swung of, ia the course of which he said
"'Twas drinking whisky brought me tn this.
Only for NJ l wouldn't be in this place now. DO
We see this rope, all of ye around me here" The
doomed man caught the moose in his hand and
held il up. -'Ye do well when We drink that bad
whisky to think of this rope that h going to end
my life. Give up drinking whisky,
young men, and all of ye. Give it up, or twill
bring We to hurt some day. Be sober, and be
good to your wives and kind to everybody
Whisky will make the best man mad. had as
good wife as any of We has now. and If hadn Z
been drunk I'D never have taken her life, nor
would L be here myself. But whisky, say II
again, whisky brought me to this. q 1t
was the poisonous drink that was in me that did
not let me see what 1 was doing. oh. avoid
liquor, let nae say to you once more"
John b. Cough never deli vered a more effect
i've warning against intemperance than did this
unfortunate man, speaking, as he did, from the
brink Of the grave.
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The Springfield Republican thinks the law
should he executed upon people who get
drunk and brain other people with car-hooks-
even If they hare enjoyed the advantages of a
religious education in the Sunday school of
Rev. DIR. Tying.
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How the mischief did Florida get the name Of
the Land Of Flowers, when Texas was about?
Texas not only flowers exuberantiy all the year
~ home consumption, but her aorsl riches
asp up and slop over in such excess a. to reach
al the way to Washington Not q day, not an
LOur. in all human probability not minute
Iasses but that somebody here 10 the recipient
Of magnificent boquet" from "a delegation
Of Texans" CD Cabinet ministers, Senators,
Judges, beautiful women, gorgeous hotel clerks
-'sweets to the sweet"-ballet dancers, bag
gage smashers-in fact everybody Of any ac-
count, are the recipients Of theseigraeeful tri-
Iutes. IL Is wonderful,
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CAKD
The undersigned respectfully inform their
friends and the public generally that they
conducting the Real Estate, Loan az. s:,::snce
business In the city Of Washington, under the name
anu style oi 49,. 11E ( BROTHER. PROMISING
solicit share Of public patronage.
JOURDAN W. MAURY.
formerly Of wilmington, Dl.l y
CHARLES b. MAURY,
- formerly Of the firm of Taylsr & Maury,)
No,i4I1 street, over Middleton i Co.'s Bank,
W ashfngton, ID. C..
We refer, by peTmission to Rigg: Co; Bankers,
Met. Bank Moses X elly, Cashier do; j O. Nickel
den, Prest ID Nat Bank; Charles Bradley, Cashier
Nat. Bank Republic; John A. Ruiz, Cashier Wash
iRgt99 Saving; Bank; 9. A. James Cashier Bank
J I' 90, DR.; &c, Hall, Joseph W. Marin,
PHILIP Seiomons, N: ". Gait, Bro. & Co., Perry &
Bro, b. L. jackson Bro, Anthony Hyde, Esq,
Georgetoyn; " alter s. Cox, G Hooff Esq, Cashier
l1 Nat. Bank, Alexandria, Va; w. n lambert
Cashier National Citizens Bank, do; Burke 4
Herbert, Bankers, Alexandria. Va; Colonel John
8. Barbour, Prest Orange, Alexandria & Manassas
r. r., Alexandria, Va. marI7 -3tSs I'm
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The supreme couIto OF Pennsylvania yesterday
decided In favor OF the eonstitutionality of the
local option law, which gives the people of GER
tain counties and Of certain wards in Phila-
deiphia the right to decide by vote whether or
rot licenses to sell liquor shah be granted there
A.
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NEW DRUG STORE
No. 1429 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,


hFSCHENCK'S PULMONIC CANDY embraces
in agreat degree all the principles Of Schenck'
Puimonic Syrup and while as pleasant to the palate
a. the purest Of confectons its medicinal properties
render 1t efectnal in coughs, colds, bronchial and
catarrhal affections, &c 1t Ii the most acceptable
remedy for children Infants and can be given with
impunity while for professional gentlemen, those
who suffer from loss Of voice, it is dspensable
These candies put up In Is cent boxes convent
emf for the pocket, and are for sale BY al Druggists
and Dealers j. H. SCHEECK SON,
febz2-tr N. Z. corner 9Th and Arch sts, Phiia
TsPECIAL EOTICE-THE NATIONAL
W. CAPITAL REAL ESTATE ASSOCIA-
IION.-ln accordance with the Constitution, the
Board Of Directors has authorized the sale Of such
shares OF Stock = are on hand, fixing the premium
at the option Of the purchaser, may be paid dossn,
or by paying double dues until iQufdated. The lat
ter condition affords an excellent opportunity for
parties to purchase shares, who otherwise would be
unable, at the same time realiging benefits identical
with all the stockholders. This associatiJ6 ,,ss
in successful operation for period Of two Year,.
Shares eau be obtained Of the Secretary
PHIL. d. WEIGH, Secretary, jM.ti
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The use Of deadly weapons By po,,,,ce officers
= Undoubtedly necessary at times but they
should be taught only to resort TO the pistol ina
defence of life, or when all other means of can
'i'Iihg dahgeroas criminals have been exhausted
n case was before Judge Gilmor, in Baltimore,
yesterday, where police officer bred two shots
ihto man guilty Of breach of the peace, but
'he testimony was conflicting to whether the
man did or did not resist arrest. The court in
deciding this case remarked that police officer
armed with deadly weapons ought to be very
careful and reflect seriously upen the necessity
Of using them. Ii was a difficult question to
determine at what point an officer IL justified
IN using deadly weapon IL should not be re-
sorted to except in cases of high felony, where
IT Is necessary to secure the Arrest of a party
This should be the rule. In - lAse the man
had committed no offence who Reserved death,
although he had beaten and disabled the police
man. from whom he had escaped. In view of
the large powers vested in the police commits
sioners, who could correct any uncalled for or
injudieious use of deadly weapons, and also
looking to the conflict Of evidence he would
give the trayerser the benefit Of the coutrasfic-
Tory evidence, and direct his acquittal.
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Governor Dix has written a letter to Rev. DIR.
lying declining to interpose the Executive au-
thority in the case Of Foster, under sentence Of
death, and stating the circumstances and con-
siderations on which his decision Is based. The
Governor says that, with a firm conviction that
there was no error in the ruling OF the judge Mt
the trial, and that the evidence fully warranted
the jury In rendering verdict Of guilty Of muir
der in the first degree, there il nothing in the
case which can justly commend il to Executive
elemeney.
Ills sor,,-ate for the sake Of law and order
In New York in these orm,rs....zed DAVIS, that
that State has Governor Of sufficient 6rmIsess
and integrity to resist the formidable efforts to
save atrocious criminal from punishment
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The Boston AdrertiseT prints Sam Bard's
came, " Sam Bond Such Is fame.
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The idea generally held that the Old World
has The advantage of the New i'm the matter of
longevity Is combatted with success BY q writer
IN the Baltimore CHdSrrrifer. Ii seems by
careful analysis and comparison OF vital statis-
ties, that in England, Denmark, Belgium, Nor
way and Sweden, Austria, Prussia, and France
the number Of deaths each year is ont of every
- inhabitants, with England as the lowest and
France as the highest rate, being out Of A.
and 81 respectively.
In the United States, there is but death out
OF every 81 Inhabitants; in the northwestern
states, 1 in 10; in the middle, in 50; in the
southern, in 20; and in the gulf states, in s..
Arkansas, as a state, has the highest rate of
mortality, and Oregon the lowest; the former
in -, and the latter in 209- cit will be no
ticed how near England, a nation, and Ar
kansas, g. state, are together in the death
Tate.l
Females are longer-lived than males: espe-
,aly Is this 50 in settled states, and where pro-
Ter attention is given to sanitary matters. In
$50, there died in the United States 5G5 men,
and 162 women, over the age Of 9J. OF these,
Georgia had IS men, - women; New York 60
Een, IS women, Virginia, 81 men, So women.
In an aggregate of 49,, 263 deaths in the whole
country, there were under the age Of one
c0,si6 males. 40 ,56S females; the total under We
was l0s ,5o5 males, sc ,1Os females. In New York
almost half Of the deaths were under five wears
81 age, the larger number being males.
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PHIL. n. WEIGH, ssere Secret HE"As' rrs'
TO LADTER-

W How sad ii & to See " Young wife, mother
1 1%5lY 4. shS 5sySEs; 4:
pscties to sceep the responsibility which falls upon
her, to see her Ircstrated, losing every day her
sblel Tins state Of weakness and debility is more
ne VII finger month: sfss! MONTH, not sSn Ithss
s,hsusssd rive out and she carried 70 the grave.
ssn hsf tIs preTcuson in IroHer tine would have
fms TfSs & s. 81 S!sS SIS
infaIiible remedy against malaria. ayspsp.a, eos
tiveuess, bihousness, headaches, morning sickness
:oa III % !. S
Suenes Of their virtue and nos agreeable tae, the
aS5 s:s. g. 81. Aes rs So
and we're, the cure Of mankind. 90 terrible
xsuld not g allowed % mix with soeiesS. Hsppiiy
Of sp arss ' Juncr 2! s sns
sGs:s
ES q HEP S5 5Hss SSICEs q. s's 1s..
s sss:s PHsIMSNR Co. PrODrisson, sIs R.es
S... s;ifT;i rs z Ohio .SS:s: 2,
~ e" SooN so1th q Ola Fellow Hsil. Re.
Isl Z 4 o v : D.
Oh. W p; BARRHrT.
AZ a;s ss@ossd to No. lSss street northwest, cor
nISSER AND TEA SETS.
\ large assortment Of pECoRArED~n
LEN EInNCH CHINA DINNER and TEA
New and beautiful designs, ~
MISS Odd Fellows Hall 7th street.
CAAAlAs1S' oARR1Aarsn 0AksiAsEsn
ss ss" end Bessles, Ponsy PSseson:, ali ~
;'' f'nn' St III s'
On S:s.sss
INTHE sUPRf Ns C S9YRT N TIE DISTRICT
Sc s g S;Id az Of
pa :, Sss is x,s sS dos S
ss % q Z he s.4 end e the
ns and q . sS Be. M
or they may otherwise by las be exc ,uded from
az e hi. IN o;sl Sc c4
three weeks in the Star previous to the said day
n,s Issii-. H .s%snasr q Viii.
w md sfAMPs and sSAIs q I'll Kinds; also Q,
Nay Also. &. Al d s.e:ss
AN EXPFRIENCED TEACHER or LATIN.
one Of I'll Of sksss i.ssa.ss: i%issd n.mssr
Of earnest, enthusiastic students. Address A.
CY Ton SALE BIZ AL pRgeeIsTs.
Can - bed by The trs6e q CHAktBb SVIIy
cos. No. Ase Psnnsyfsais svsnnss dseaSn'
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FOR SALE.

t'ok sALb-A nv COAL aud wOppCAKr al
cenpisf., Nhgh hss Res~r ban ussa. 60.
STSS, VIII b sold Tor = ca-h. AppiV al 81 Ss-
- noIth, sst. Also. Mason a Hand "a CaB.
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Extracts from a letter receicsd from Fer. ~
SmitA.
CSIoNvIILK,S. c., April lst, 1859
Geaf,e,rsH PLEASE forward immedia teIy one
dozen Rossdalis to my address. order this for an
old gentleman near eighty of age, no has been
induced to use IL, upon my recommendation, for
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint lady
OF my acquaintance between forty and fty years Of
age, had been suffering with uterine affection for
three or four years Two months ago she used three
or four bottles Rosadalis and WAS more improved
a<cx
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WASHINGTON, ID. c., MARCH 10, 1873,
Rooms No. $50 IA STREET NoRrHwEsr
In compliance with section "a, act approved Au-
gust Sd, ISL the Board Of ppeas will continue in
session AT their and at the hours designated
Lively DAY, except Sundays, for thirty days from
this date, after which appeal from the general
assessment for the fiscal year 1873 ls74 can be re-
ceiyed. By order of the Board OF Appeals.
marl0-lm T.. r. M. FAEHTZ, Secretary
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NJ THE LATE EXCITEMENT WITH regard
ESJ to the WASHINGTON CITY SAyINGS
BANk having subsidized, respectfully request the
return OF eur depostors to their usual business re-
latons With rs, and their interest account will be
continued without change.
mH-1m J A. RUFF, Treasurer
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nFMR. WARREN CHOATE, BOOKSELLER
Wy AND STATIONER, will open a Book and
Stationery Store in the building known as Yer
non Row. at the Of lth street and Pennsylva-
MIA avenue, on or about April 18th. Communica-
tions addressed to him through the post Office Box
COL, or at his residence, No s11 street north.
west, will meet with promp. attention mI3Iw
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Ton SALE BIZ ALL pRgoaIsTs.
Can b ~ by The trsde e CHARLIo ST0fTl
cos, No. Aeo Psnnsyiysnia svsnusl dsc0|m'
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MEDICAL, &c.

nRBlNGHAM, EdtfoT q fhs ArGsrtcaa ElsrfTs
y Medtodf Journal, and PvofssSOs fas n sctrIosf
tSa.E., helr logA, viii diagnose disease without
asking questions.
PARALYSIS, Rheumatism, Cancers, Blood Poi-snS
Cstarrh, D. spepsia, the Eye and Ear. Lung md
Throat Affections, AID Nervous Diseases are -hi-
Private Rooms, NJ. AIS 18th street, near Penn
syls anis avenue.
Consultations tree. mis- "a
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-15

rordapce from She different States, with a
view 10 their Immediately holding conven-
lions and forming associations similar to
ours that while their Legislatures are in
session they may call for necessary legisla-
ton in reforming abuses and regulating by
proper laws the rates Of fare and freight
upon the railroads of their respective
States.
A pamphlet is in preparation containing
the proceedings of our convention, and
addresses upon railway legislation and
railway reform, made before it, by some
of the best legal talent of the State, among
which will be found that of Hon. j. Ii,
Rowell, who prosecuted the case against
the Chicago and Alton Railroad, before
Judge linton. in the Mclean County
Circn;t Cont Hon. r. NJ. Benjamin,
who assisted him; Colonel r. p. Morgan,
Railroad Commissioner; Hon James
Shaw. a member of the Judiciary Com
mittee of our present Legislature, and
many others, making it a valuable docu-
ment, which should be in the hands Of
| every farmer, not only as showing the
temper and spirit of the convention. but
giving him the knowledge of how far. ieg
islation has already gone in his behaI anu
of what he may legally demand 4. Tue
hands of the law makers he has eiecteu.
Farmers clubs, oranges agr.cuitural
societies and individuals interested III our
cause may obtain copies by sending n1eeesS-
sary stamps to prepay postage ana al
Sec'y State Farmers Association.
Kewanee, Henry county ILL.,