The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-02
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Winn at Home.

THE FOUNTAIN HEAD ENLAREGD AND =.
.s.."..' ~, ,'.''N'.9 kEwEYy DRESSED. 10y -" ''
Great .AdditfShs, 10 he Bill of. Fare,
NHE pfoprietdt. of this public and fa-
l. vorite resort, rs. pleased to intern his
thousand friends upon pom the Atlantic VI as
well asFthe golden side of the contihent,)
Of his safe return, with his family, to the
land OF. promise, from, the. cold, aud frozen
regions of the North, and now considers
himself permanently located ia San Fran+
cisco--the most lovely and healthful spot
upon the face of the earth, We would
therefore inform those, who have SO long
and earnestly entreated hun to, give them
IN addition to his great variety. of, pastry,
delicious tea and coffee, baked pork and
beans, ham, &c..,) d little more variety of
the spbstantials for the inner man; such
as steaks, soups, oysters, bickwheat and
Indian cakes. That agreeable TO their
wishes. and to redeem the pledge he gave
them previous to his leaving for the States,
he has enlarged his saloon to nearly
double its former size, and that every
thing is ,now readytor satisfy the most vo-
racious, or delicate appetite, supplied. at
the tablei from six O'Clock in the morning
till twelve at night ad, al ooil,tooae .l3
.SThescandyi business at the, counter will
goe on las usual. u Wholesale orders from
the country, for candys cakes and other
fancy ;fixings. D Orders for balls, weddings
fairs, and social parties, executed withithe
same ppnctualitya which has been, obs,
served at the Fountain Head since its foun-
daLonin 1849. .s,r soed irtnh~.ats hc,. .ss,
= To, those, who have visited this place
but, once, and tasted Of the good things
there to be had !, he deems it unnecessary
to say more than, that every thing about
the concern viii be conducted upon the
same principal Of neatness, quality and.
liberality which, has been so highly apr.
proved of, and which, is SO peculiarly his
own, aud to those who are, strangers in
the city,, he would say, try, for y ourselves.
With his troupe OF c0rteeus waters,
superior workipen, in each, branch of his1
business, and Captain, (or, Cplo Pierce,
should have said, using the title Journal
ists have given hin,l and know ne, reason
why | shouId no, If merit deserves pro-
motion, abehind the, 5cppnter--Ae fatters
himself that matters will he done, up. to the
entire i satisfaction lof,s'a discriminating ting
public. :, ld~ia-yly,s bus s7ellob usstdeis
Please bear. in, mind, ,Winn's Fountain
Head is Al and 49 Long Wharf, between,
Ssnsome apd Battery streets, and THAI no
other house, ip the city or country is con77 d
neeted with it in ANY way, shapes 5eF man.
nerc Fl .9di 9dIalcHtoo 5oI ,.gaiioh hayi
We have understood shat houses, we
cannot say like, or even similar, for that
would be giving them, too vnpch, credit,
have been started and by, those Interested, /,
claimed to he branches of the Fountain
Head. This stealing his thunder he THINKS Ks
is unfair and, ungentlemanly, TO, say the
least Of it; be that as /! may, he leaves It
to a discriminating PUBLIC To- judgeo III, hao.
N. b. No liquors, distilled, Or fer
mented sold Oh the premises.
ss1IIm]IM. .Nh. WINN, Proprietor.