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The weekly Placer herald., 1852-09-18

CELESTIAL LYNCHING. - On
Monday last Chinaman was caught
in the act of robbing 6 store in this
city, which he had entered through
the window. The proprietor turned
him over TO his counuymen, who
tied him up and whipped him until
he was finally rescued by some of our
citizens. They seemed exceedingly
Jealous in punishing the offence, each
one taking hand at the fogging as
they had occasion to pass that way.
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-09-18

LOWER M1LL.-This mill is own
ed by Messrs May, Miller q Co., and
is situated about. five miles from Au-
burn. 1t has boiler of "a horse
power, engine of Is horse power and
is capable of making from 6 to 5000
feet Of lumber per day. This mill
was put in operation in September
of last year, and like the mammoth
mill, cannot keep pace with the de-
mand for lumber.
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-09-18

ERRATA.--In the heading of Cen
McDougall's speech, delivered at San
Francisco on the great National rail
road, the types substituted JOHN for
JAMES. 1t should have read "Gen.
James A. McDougalf'
TILL and CHIsM, was the fault of
the copy furnished. The names are
Hill, for surveyor, and CHlNN, on
committee to draft resolutions.
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-09-18

VIEW OF GRASS VALLEY.-Mr Ogilby
favored us few days since with most
beautiful and truthful view Of Grass Val
ley; also Of tile Mammoth .4queduct, dcd-
icatcd to the President and members ofthc
Bear River and auburn Water and Mi
ming Co. The sketches display great
skill, and we trust Will amply reward the
artist, who, we learn, is now on visit to
The Bay for the purpose of experimenting
their lithographing.
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-09-18

AT WORK IN EARNEsT.-The CrGsus
Hill Quartz Mining Co. are now receiv-
ing their machinery, at their lead, about
one mile out of Auburn, near the Ophir
road. Their lead is very extensive, and
has prospected extremely rich. They
expect to have their mill, which consists
of ten stamps and two Chilian rollers of
fifteen tons weight, in operation in about
three weeks. Their engine is thirty five
horse power. Success to them, say we.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-22
THE NETWORK TRIBUNE,
Daily, sEMf-wEEKLY, 4 WEEKLY.

The year is52 event Of more than ussa-
Importance, end II h certain that other events equally moi
mcn'oui, will mars its entire Duration.
Tho proceedings Of Congress- discussions and nrton
upon the questions OF Foreign Policy, Tariff the
extension OF lines Steamers Sandwich f.lands
Asia and Aea the opening Of Rsiroad TO the Pacific
sars ava Territories, &C. will be watched with deep
Tho Presidential Election lakes place tbi. ,sar Tbs
movements ~ nnn me great piies, te Conventions.
ronn1ton and mo canvass. will engage unusual
gree, the attention aud feelings 90 the county
The sets nud speeches Of the d.iinruished Hungarian
Leader and txe and the approach and possible
us mighty cuuvulsiun 10 which nthe nations Of the Euro
Continent will be invuved, either the s,de Of de-
po of Liberty, viii 10 subjects constant and yer
interest.
The movements preliminary 20 this great convul.ioa tho
nirsufs OF Russian diplomacy. the .pasms Austrian
be.ppi-nf teneh hcsuuiicns, the outrlscs Of Italian
ulc nf, this side the ocern Mexican
VIII 81 ndd 40 Vie geneful of important which
vii distinguish The year 1857.
~ who dese 70 promptly thoroughly and reliably in.
formed ihesr matters " 90 und their wishes me. IN THE
WORK TRIBUNE ". Arrangement. Tor procuring
eay ana nfrt-te nfofuatHn surpassed her ia
extent or perfection bF those ~ any nuniI world
BOD it, tetfs Jos assured % expense e1erton
vii 30 spared maintain, and inc case, present
completeness and uiilry ie~-pausr.
Ia afiten TO- the above nnsd icaturrs shall gu-r
w publish ihr letters Of BAYARD rAi OR, one of the
usefious tcgicns Of Coaa Afca aud before
fnn The auons Oriental cities Of Damascus and
hlgia fpnd evimine tie iuins of auctent Nnevnh.
~ fn-,maHris taking charge Of and remiing ne the
nnnrY Tor ciln of twenty will be entitled copy Of Tho
NetAly -rafi-.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-22

.7noiher Disastrous accident IN .NeD YORK.
At o o'clock on Monday evening a false alarm
of fire was raised at an old ive-story building in
New York. No. 40 Centre street, occupied by
the Commissioner for lodging Of emigrans, to
the number of 500.
When the alarm was given the inmates rush
ed for the doors, and Jam on the stairs, similar
to that in the Greenwich street school house,
ensued. The stairs gave way and large mass
of human beings were thrown into heap to-
pether The crowd above still pressed down
upon the mass below, crushing and smotherlng
those who had first fallen.
The police made great efforts to extricate
those who were wedged between the walls but
before passage could be cleared six persons
were smoihered to death.
SHINING OF TENNESSEE MoUNTAN.-lt is
stated that a short time since, portion of Wal
denis Ridge sunk, with noise resembling a deep
toned thunder, leaving huge gap in the timber
that frnges the sides of the ridge, extending
about two miles in parallel direction with the
top. The gap in the dense timber appeared to be
about sixty or a hundred feet in width, and the
fssure in the earth reached to an unknown depth,
in which trees of the largest size were torn up
and enormous rocks which had probably lain con
cealed for ages were rent from their primitive
holdings and laid bare The foundation on which
the mountain rests is supposed to have given away.
Great Sno1 Storm in Hestern .Nsro York. ~
bany, Jan. 18th A severe snow storm is raging
all along between here and Buffalo. Between
the latter point and EristAs snow il ten feet deep
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MONTPELIER.

2Ae .Urils.-Ths mail which leaves New
York iu the morning now reaches Nortiied ln
me evening, aud q second mail leaves Boston az
2 m aud reaches Mortified the same evening,
where mails are made up for Montpelier, and
various points beyond, and despatched 10y the
accommodation train the next morning A mail
lo- Boston and New York is also nede up az
Montpelier iq hr afternoon anal forwarded 10
Mortified by the evening train, and thence by
The accommodation tram ihe next morning,
reaching Boston at noon and New-l ork IN the
evening. by this arrangement there are two
mails daily to and from Ncv-NOrk ANA Boston
for which especial credit is due TO Governor
Paine, who induced the =. o. Department 20
concede these accommodations to tine public by
offering, in behalfof the Railroad Company to
bear lbs fun share Of the additional service.
The Heather has been terribly severe for the
past week. On Friday morning last, the Their
mometcrs in different locations here showed the
mercury down to ~ % and b below zero
Pretty smart tins though we observe that a
ST. Johnsbury thermometer was sharper marking
81 Saturday aud Monday were not so cold,
yet the wind was high on both days, making the
weather more severe, to those who were exposed,
than it was on Friday
.Nt,c Siore.-See advertisement Of George L.
Knsman.
Cash for Produee.-see notice Of Walker &
White
iapalids.-Among the many inyaids who sut-
fer from revere and unwholesone climate, there
may be few who have never tried and eXpe-
rienced the virtue of Dr.. Jeweit's celebrated
Family medicines. These medicines are com
pounded for the cure and prevention OF ,he dis
eases to which we are peculiarly liable, dispep-
STA, consumption and inhammatory disorders, and
they are the result of long continued and patient
study and scientific research. There is noquack-
cry about them; thousands can and do testify OF
their efficacy in giving permanent relief in cases
that had long been considered hopeless, and il
which the patient had been given over to dealt
by despairing physicians. We would advise al
VINO suffer from debility or in disposition, pulmo
nary consumption, to provide themselves witt
these medicines and use them in strict compii
ence with the accompanying directions. See
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-22

DRowNrp. Patrick Haggerty Of this place,
was drowned in the Fume Of Mr. Lows Paper
Mil on Thursday last. In company with two or
three other men, he was trying to clear ont the
fume, the water having been shut ont with planks,
when the plnnks gave way, the water rushed up
on him and he was unfortunately drowned. The
others had narrow escape. lie leaves wife, aud
a large family of children to mourn his untimely
DEATH rGdtord Inquirer.
Ia the case of Williams VS.. the Michigan
Central Railroad Company, which was an action
brought TO recover damages for certain horses
run over and killed by a locomotive on the road of
the defendants, the Supreme Court of Michigan
has decided against the plaintiff, on the ground
that his horses were trespassng no animals hay
less the township owns bona tide common, and
has legally given permission for It's use.
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o. The Csledonian states that at the special
meeting of the stockholders of the Connecticut
and Passumpsc Rivers Railroad held in St.
Jolnsbury on the ID inst, il was voted with
great unanimity. to adopt the plan of canceling
the floating debt of the corporation in the man
ncr and agreeable TO the plan suggested in the
circular Of the directors to the stockholders.
ndsor County Cou1.--.Nathanid Smith
rs. Rutland and burlington Railroad 90. Ac-
ton on the case for the recovery Of damages
for the loss Of plaintiff goods. occasioned by the
burning of defendants depot in hester on the
18th d1y of November 1850. Verdict for the
Piaini. Damages ssh 90.
We learn that the store Of Mr. II. Harris,
store and goods. and the law Office Of Hon II.
Baton Of Wallingford, were consumed by fire on
the 9th nit The store and goods total loes ;
on the office $3.50 insurance ia the Vermont Mu-
tual.-Ruuoni Hoaid
Il Singular Occurrence On the afternoon of
Dec. 2j, young man supposed to be about g
years of ugc, drove up to the tavern Of Asa An
drews, boo Johnson, with horse and sleigh. lie
ordered bus horse TO be pat mp to hay, and. when
cool, Co blvo SIX quarts OF olls From that it was
inferred that he was intending 10 70 further that
afternoon Before the oats were gwen, he or
dercd the harness. taken of, saving that, as il
stormed, bee should go no further. About SIX o.
clock ~ the evening he made inquiry for stores,
ana went out as it was supposed. to purchase
something. BIT he has nciiher been seen nor heard
Prom snce. The horse is Of red roam color. switch
tai, with star in his forehead: harness. silver pla-
ted two good buialoes and whip Ills name
Is not known; ali that is known ls that he said.
he came FROM Burlington, and was from Royalton.
New York hfonicd.
On the 18th ulL the Burlington Chapter of
Royal Arch Masons celebrated the nativity of
81. John the Evangelist, at thcir Masonic Hall II
which time he officers OF said Ch1pter were
ppaacly Installed, BOZ presence OF @ large number
of Companions aud Ladies. Invitations were Csc
tended to tle OrioUs, v Tres, Sisters and Dateh-
tusoI Royal Arcn Mason- Tho ADJOINING Hall
occupied by the Burlington Eecampment OF
Knight Trupars. was thrown open for their re-
cepu1u. and over seventy ladies were present.
On bane conducted TO lhe Masonic Hall. they
were received with tho Grand llonorg. An arp.
praarHe aHl h.sl'y finished address was deliver.
cd by o. 4. Silns1nrt. after which the Complu-
ions oud Ladies Withdrew 90 the Tempar'- Hall
AID plao9h OF "a rich entertainment provided for
tlo occasion.
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cotol Mus s. Noiitrs.
Bank Oficers.-l852

Bank Of Aonipeiier-E P. Jewett, r. r.
Keith. J. r. Langdon, Zenas W God, George
Washington, Directors l.. 2. Jewett, Presi-
J,ni George Howes, Cashier.
Tsrmoni Bank-H II. Reed, Roderick Rich
,rlson. Homer w. IIeaton, George w. Cola
ner. Edward II. Preutiss Directors. II. IL.
Reed. PRESIDENTS; J. A. Page, Cashier
Hoodsiook Bank. Oliver p Chandler Pmio
Hatch, julius Converse, William Skinner, Di-
reciars.
mite Rircr Bank.--Chester Baxior Scion
Danlorh, phnehas Pierce, Loren Griswold. MGR
rick Gay, Augustus ?. llunton, George Francis,
directors.
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Vermont & Canada Railroad.


lA,Metchluts Exchange, sion, Jan l6, is52
The last Annual Meeting o the stockholders Of this
Company further issue OF stock, exceeding
y I'VE hundred shafos, authorized TO provide
suHc'eni 20 pay the floating debt Of the Company, fnh
hr l"ho' n ~ Derns end pay ncdcnia! expenses"
lf"posas ot ths stock ~ psr will be received ~ this
once until TUESDAY, Fehfusy 81 and should the
proposed Tor exceed Tho amount uuthoi sod tho will
he divided, pro fla sHfetndet- ~ the Vermont Genital
aud Vermont and tunnoa Railroad Companies prcor
enec.
fymrnt 20 he made ONE hif on hcfofs 18Th dsy Of
Fchlu1ty, aud tho hHlncf fhr lt day of March
The whole may be pat eatef dates Noes ~ the tom
nHnfs whether past doe mature, VIII be pay-
90 Tor stock.
Interest account be- ssued Of Dec. !, ls5i, from
which dite the STOCK es interest 90 eight yer cent
iu common with tHe pretfpus issue.
lNnruis may fo uiude n tho farmefs and Mechanics
hlnh, Vol Rams Of Muuii crr Ohcn OF the VIC " r.
Co No thhed. Aseuinry Hans, Windsor, at this office
OF value of his ork nothing need be sud, The fos'
being nnfi lease TO- the Vermont and Canada o.. 81 Com
pah' ga h' yef' 1i n ~ per or1t per annnr or h'
oi Of The fo'd- rtae soni-anuusly, snd secuted bY
lten upnt Use cffuln-. Ohio DO f,ids.
by order Of tie nauro tumnitfao.
10. lINNtNT TfrasufoF ur, tstn.
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National Life Insurance Co. U. S.

Nj .
Annexed is notice OF the second annual
meeting of this Company, from which it will be
seen that It's prospects are highly encouraging.
The second annual meeting of this Company
was holden at the olllcc OF the company on Mon
d,v. the 9th.
The following named gentlemen were unan-
nausy elected Directors for the pres mt year,
VIZ. julius Y Dewey, Daniel Baldwin, Paul
OWnehtm, Timothy p. Rcdiad, Julu5 Con.
verse, Edmund Weston, Charles G.. Eastman,
Homer W. Heaion, Charles Dewey, George w.
tolamor John a. Page, Orn Smith, aud AZ
bert l.. Catln
Alta subsequent meeting of Directors,
Dr. JULIUS Y. DEWEY, was reelected
Pie eut;
ion DANIEL BALDWIN, Vice President
GEORGE 81. REED, Secrcuy;
Messrs. Homer ~. hclfon, John a. Page,
anl a ibcrt .. Catln Finance Committee
A lucid and highly interesting report of the
dougs coni ton and prospects of the company
wisfsll to the meeting, which will, bon due time,
we understand, DE published; but iu tae mcan
tire ve may be permitted 90 rnnce 20 few q
thepmcIpll facts presented.
Tas company commenced business Feb. lst
1850 and hla issued bi- policies 90 Dec. 81
isjl.a period % twenty threc months.
'le Is cep,s hld been during tho samc period
more thln tMuy-f4c thousand dollars ana tle
capital and assets on hand exceed Sil0O01.-
1he income the present year. u is anticipated.
w amount 90 at let-t fty thousand do'lls.
Spa king Of the losses. the Report says
"th.re htvs heen eleven policies Terminated Big
dailh of Tern members. amounting in ta. aeere-
gate to SIOlO0, winch have ali been pad cX-
cent $500 uo due, boz winch ni. be promptly
d. ai maturity
Zach OF these cases i= io-c.hlc illustration of
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Cambridge cattle Market, Jan. ia

Reportedforths Boston Daily Advertiser.
Al Market 500 Catus, about 500 Betses and 9e
Stores consisting working oxen, and calves, year
Ang- teo, and ilnee years Old
pross.-Mnikrt ieef-ENtra $3.50 per cwt.i lsi quail
iy So anc quality So $780, Sd quaty 81 Ordinary e
I Hides a Si,j0 per cwt. Iallw S5,5J Poiis 9Oc 10
81 25.-Cali Sam lac per 10. Veal Calves TO =.
stores " ofkiug Oxeu-S75 10, IS, 90, and l.li.
Cows aud Ctlves-25, ~ 80. 81 10 80.
loariug Sll toSl4.
Two years Old, 10, n. 20 To $50
rhree years old So, 80, 80 AID 40
sheep and i.ambs-2oe2 market
PRicEs- Extra. SIS. . and D.
BY lot-s2.3 ~, 9 so, 2,75 aO0
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nrignlou ,IurI.eI, Han. I5.

Reported Tor the Boston Daily Advertiser.
Al Market $40 Beef Cattle LIS Stores IS Swine aud 3l00
sheep.
PRIors. Beef Caule-sales quick at small sdvauee.-
We quote Extra S625 sos h-i quality 5,75 025
second do. 525 5,75i third so a AS.
Working OAsn-Saies s12 o., - and 100
Cows aud Calyes-ssa- SIS. p, 80, 81 a A..
sheel-saies S2,75, 3, $3.50, 80 aud 10.
SwiroAone at market except lew 10 retail-snFcifl
lots ospected neat week. A retail from 5 10 o ~
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ANOTHER sclEArlFlo WONDER -

ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER i-IMPORTANT
To- DNsPEP1lCS.
nf J. II. HOUGHroNiS PErs y, The True Digestive
FLUID, Gastrlc Juice, prepared from hENNEr, the
fOiRfH STOMACH or THE OK, after directions OF
Baoh ilEhiG, the great sical Chemist By J. =.
hutbHIDN. ". ID. Phi1deiphia This Is truiv vuudoi-
fu remedy Tor INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNulCE,
LIVER COMPLAINT, CONSTIPATION, sad DEB III
TN curing aiet NATURES ONA METHOD, by "A
IInE'S OA \ AGENT, the GASTRIC JUICE. ramph.
lcis eoluning Scientific Evidence OF US value furnished hy
agents s'ats. reo notice among the Medical Advertise
80 is.
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Secure yourself Home. If you wish to have
share in the village lots at Lakeland, apply
forthwith to Charles Wood, II John street, N.
Y, where for sos you can secure share and
homestead.
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references and advertisement in another col.
umn,
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Rich Persian De Lanas.

IusT 1ECEiNfU-And the land-ons,t TOE ihe .ca.a
- SIOkNS LANgUON
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BOSTON PRICES CURRENT,
For Wool ana Country Produce.

RPorted fer ne Haiohmaa bg PRocros Woon CcmssisH
Merchants, NJ. 1876 Nats S'rs,i, Hostaa.
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NOTICE.

A HAVE given my .oas, JULIUS q. BELkNAP aud
] MOSES X PELkNAP their time, aud shall claim
this date. CHESTER BELKNAr.
January II, le52, e.
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NEW TuEDICAL STORE.
PAY.

4 IT. rcrsons lnfe0ied % kElIH bARkER aIe .
~ nue-ted tn rr a uud scttu.
50
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& inaisiluai- and clubs are respectfully
q De forwarded ~ any season ct the year.
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SESArE.-Is not in session.
HousE.-The liouse went into Committee Of
the Whole ON the private calendar.
The Committee rose and reported progress
when the bail to pay New Hampshire the inter
est on money advanced by that State to sup
press the insurrecton at Indian Stream was,
with several other bills, passed, and the House
then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-24

of friends but the Metropolitan is On im-
meuse hall, in which an audience OF one or
two thousand persons make no show, and the
evening Thanksgiving is one which will pre-
sent thousand cOuntervailing attractions
We urge, then, the free-souled and generous,
of whatever creed or cline, to set apart that
evening for the Lecture of the young Irish
Patriot whose eloquence was the theme Of I'M
mingled panegric in his own land years ago.
The world has strangely altered since then-it
would seem for the wOrse-and the hopes which
stirred the hearts and warmed the pulses of Nil
lions ofthespeedydOwnfall of Mankind's oppres-
sors have not been realized-nay, have been
fearfully blasted-and Meagher will stand be-
fore US, not the enthusiastic, buoyant, conf
dent young tribune of 1913, but the defeated
conspirator-the doomed cOnvict-the exile
and prisoner for life, and the fugitive from a
penal colony, crossing for the second time the
great oceans, prisoner no more, but an exile
for ever from the land of his birth and his ar
dent love-what an experience for one who is
still young Let US all so and hear him TO-
morrow evening
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THOMAS FRANCIS MEaGHER.

1t is now some months since the public
mind was electrified BY the tidings that t. F.
MEAoHER the youngest Of the gallant band
who lost their liberty in lsls By an effort 10
give Independence TO Ireland, had escaped
from his life-imprisonment in Australia-tidings
soon gratefully confirmed by his presence in
our City.
Mr.. MEAGuER's bearing on his arrival and
subsequently, has emphatically confirmed the
good opinion OF his admirers and added largely
to their number. Peremptorily refusing
Public Dinner or personal hGnors of any
sort, as uDjustifed by any thing he has
achieved and as unwisely bestowed on .
subordinate representative of an utterly de-
feated and hopeless cause, he has Stunned
laudatiOn, shrunk from notoriety, and now
consents to appear before New-York audience
only as be consented to lecture in other cities
partly TO crafty bis numerous friends. and
IN part that lie may be in the way of earning
honestly and usefully livelihood. He has
waited until the excitement and etisrvescence
attending his arrival among US has completely
passed away, and al length consents 10 address
SO many as choose 10 hear him only when it is
certain that those who do 80 are attracted by
no impulse of novelty or mere curiosity. His
hearers VII not be drawn from am one class
or race, bat from the great mass of our ci-
tiEens.
We confess personal anxiety that Mr..
Neagher's Lecture tomorrow evening shall
be full! attended. We know he has troops