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TO FARMERS AND OTHERS.
BROGANS! BROGANS!

BROGANS! BROGANS!
"a THE subscriber has on hahd and in
tends to keep at all times during the Fall and
~ Winter seasons large and good assortment of
"a Negro Shoes, for male and female, embracing
all kinds used
For Plantation and other Purposes.
Amongst my assortment of Brogans may be found the
Hungarian shoe and Stitchdowns to which wonld call
the attention of Farmers and others in want of superb
article for their servants. Ny prices shall be low
similar goods be bought elsewhere, and would
respectfully invite the attention of all to examination
of my stock, as shall sell low for cash.
have also hand and intend constantly to keep,
large well selected assortment of
Ladies' & GentIemen's Boots e. Shoes.
including all of the latest styles and patterns. Also.
Boys and Youths Boots and Shoes,
Misses and ChiIdrem's Shoes, all kinds,
Travelling AID hair Trunks, Valices, Bonnet Boxes,
Carpet Bags Satchels Backing, Brushes. &c. All of
which will be sold at the lowest prices for cash. by
A. j. PARTIN,
Sign of the Big Boot.
Raleigh. September IS, 1852. S.
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d. q. LOUGEE,

DEALER IN CLOCKS, WATCHES, AND Fancy GOODS
@q Also, Confectionery. Ccgars. and Varieties
ga Corner of ant Chestnut g. 81.
N,.S& COL DSRORO', ~. g.
Articles in his line bought and sold on Commlsslon
Cash paid for Old Gold. ORDERS promptly deSPatened
~ Watches, Clocks, and Jewclry neatly repaired
April 3, 1852.
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WE requested to announce Drury King,
w the Superintendent of the Capitol, candidate
for Doorkeeper of the next House of Commons.
Raleigh, Aug, ID, 1855. 79-ts
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DONNET, Tafela and Sash Ribbons, of a superior
ID quality, having from yard to any number in
peice little nicer than any thing out. Ako French
Worked Collars, Cuffs, Undersleeves Chemizetts, best
French Kid Gloves, Raw Silk and feecy lined do,
Swiss and Jaconet Muslin, Edgings and Inserngs I'm.
Straw Emb'd. Wells, Vistes, Black Silk Lace, Gimp
Lace and Braid Trimmings Black and Colored Velvet do
lust received at EVANS & COOKIES.
September II, 1852. S.
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For Gentlemen.
Hats! Hats!! Hats!!!

10 CASES Bebee's, and others of the latest and
X most approved styles. Bought of the ManufAc-
torers themselves, and mistake. These wishing the
latest agony, call upon
81 doz. Soft Beaver Fur and Wool Black and Col
ored Hats 80 doz- Caps, Navy, for Gentlemen and
Boys Silk and Plush variety of colors and STYLES In
fact every sort of Cap and Hat that called for
the well known establishment of
EVANS & COOKIES.
Sept. II. S.
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The COTTON Crop. We have hoon fo1orod
says the Charleston Courier, with the subioined
extract from letter received by Mercantile firm
In this city, dated O'''' '''0 III III
w,o FA1RFIELD DIsTRIcr, Sept. 9th, 1859.
when in Charleston, a short time since. 7 osve II
s6or,SS opinion that the Cotton crop would be much
OnN nan most persons supposed. What was then
mere opinion, has now become matter of f@ct T6o
on plant from the beginning of the season, has
sha az least two weeks later than usual and favor
instead Of wbOh to he making good crop
nued raiGs and these causes have ana con-
OUT me whole Cotton region The result Of rUhgoh
haS oeen the prevalence of in our STATE
To s worn sh at the West and you may rest sssnrad
at Inc crop of 1852 will be least one 6t,h ~
o mat OF 1851 and, should the present
much greater failnre.'' ''oA LOT a
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Further from Cuba-Rumored Gathering of .Another
Inrading Expedition.

CHARLESTON, September 10. Advices from Hava-
ma to the Sd instant that the excitem
listing in that city had been increased by report that
large bodies already collecting and org anizing
in Florida and below New Orleans for the purpose
of invading the island.
An additional force of two thousand troops
shortly expected from Spain, when more rigid POI
lice would be established throughout the whole is
land.
The persons who had been arrested for being con-
cerned in the publication OF the Police of the People
not garroted on the 18th, reported they would
be. Their sentence had not been pronounced.
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For the Standard.
GRANVILLE PIERCE AND KING CLUB.

Mr.. EDITOR: attended animated meeting OF
the Granville Pierce and King Club last evening.
Judge Saunders and Hon. A. w. Venable addressed
the Club Judge Saunders occupied the attention of
the audience for little hour, and was follow
ed by Mr.. Venable in a speech not quite SO long.
Both gentlemen spoke with much force and ability
snail not do them the injustice to attempt any thing
like synopsis of their remarks. Every body who
is at all acquainted with the speakers know that
our cause was well sustained in their hands,
Their vindication of Gen. Pierce from the unjust
lmputatons, the base and calumnous charges which
Wing Editors and politicians have preferred against
him, was signally triumphant, and, thought,
satisfactory to all present-Whigs well as Dem
ocrats. They demonstrated, too, that the various
charges against Gen. Scott, at which some of the
SouPtes " are 50 exceedingly indignant, orig mated
In their own camp, emanated from Wing sources, no
outstanding the unmitigated abuse heaped upon the
Democratic party for the existence of the same.
am gratiied to see our old wheel-horse, Judge
Saunders zealously enlisted under the patriotic
banner of Pierce and King, and that the vicsstudes
of age have not in the slightest degree impaired the
vigor of his fine intellect Our talented Representa-
tive from this District, the Hon, A. W. Venable, will
doubtless contribute greatly to enhance the populari-
ty of our noble ticket, by his and able advo-
cacY of their claims. J.
OXFORD, Sept. 9, 1852.
Position Mr.. WEBSTER. Mr.. Webster's health
is improving. The refreshing breezes of the ocean
have already had an improving effect upon him, and
his catarrh is subsding. He finds time to superin-
tend the affairs of his great farm, fish little, shoot
some, besides attending the business of the State
Department which belongs to his duties. few
weeks in MarshfeId will, doubt, restore him to
perfect health and strength.
We see it stated in various quarters that Mr.. Web
ster contemplates publishing address to his friends,
advising them to the course which they ought to
pursue. and urging them refrain from using his
name in connection with the Presidency. These
statements put forth by editors of Scott papers
gentlemen who opposed Mr. Webster's interest at
Baltimore, on grounds of private malice, and after
wards exulted in the doings of the Convention Mr..
Webster has written no letter upon the of the
days" His friends have not solicited his advice as
to how they should vote in November next. and as
they have not, he will hardly volunteer it. All specu
lat ion and threats the part of Mr.. Webster's
mics are useless; they cannot break his silence.
Boston Courier.
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7R0 PIECES Prints every variety, style, quality,
1cO and price; good assortment of Shawls, varie-
ties, quality and price,
Just received at EVANS & COOKIES
September II, 1852. S.
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NOTICE.
Office

rs hereby given that application will be made to the
| next General Assembly to form new County out
Of portions of Edgecome, Wayne, Johnston and Nash
September sth, 1852. s6-ts'
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From Hon. Weldon ". Edwards.
POPLAR MOUNT, near Ridgeway, N. c.,
ID Sentemher 1880


POPLAR MOUNT, near Ridgeway, N. Gu
I'd September, 1852. {
GENTLEMEN: Your polite invitation of the 2Ist
u, for which l give you many and sincere thanks,
being msdirected to Warrenton instead of Ridgeway,
the office which use, did not reach till last eve
ming, not in time for TO meet at Godsboro to-day,
my old and highly valued FRIEND Col. VIM. R. King,
and TO unite with the patriotic sons of his native State
in doing him honor.
1t would, indeed, be most gratifying TO have it in
my power to participate in the pleasures and duties
OF an occasion, appointed by the old friends and
neIghbors of Col. King, for the purpose of paying
just and merited tribute to his eminent worth, dis
tngushed abilities, and long and patriotic services.
Few men have served their country longer than he
has, none better, more faithfully.
HIS whole public life, commencing in his earliest
manhood, IN 1906, and not yet ermnated, in which
he has filled acceptably many of the highest and
most responsible stations, bears ample testimony that
ne the consistent and fearless advocate of the prn
cPIcs OF the Democratic party. the tried and able
statesman, the accomplished genteman-of integrity
answering, and of purpose infexbe. Command
ng' as he does the highest appreciation and regard
HIS irlenGs may we'll be proud of the homage which
public opinion everywhere pays him, and in their
nars rejoice that, in an age in which the vile spirit
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS than cormorant appetite,
not breath is whispered with intent to mar the beau
~ and dignity of life we'll and so usefully spent
In his country's SERVICE
10 Col. King, therefore, the offering YOU propose
cannot fail to be spontaneous and from the heart and
~ oe Inc source OF more honor to those who bestow
~ man TO him who so eminently merits it. While l
regret cannot share in that honor, beg you to be
assured OF my sincere wish that the meeting at Colds
Soro, may be every thing you desire, and that the
0d eSI demonstration may be afforded that the good
0iu worm State Is now, where fervently pray she
may ever be, on the right side, battling for the t,ne
NOn0rea principles Of Democrrcy
win sentiments OF highest esteem and regard,
Your teow-ctizen,
w. N. EDWARDS.
10 Messrs. B. BARNES, JOHN EvERETr. NIX.
G raNE' JESSE PIPKrN FERN1FoLD MANLY and others,
Committee Of Invitation
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ROm7aetS.

BOnmetS,
T EGHORN, Plain and Figured, Straw do, Silk do,
IL beautiful styles. EVANS COOKE.
Sept II. IS
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

New YoRK, Sept. 3. The steamer Humboldt t
from Southampton, with Liverpool dates to Sept lst
arrived this morning. She brings l39 passengers
and $4,000 in specie.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. l. Cotton is firm. The sales on
the Both August reached 1000 bales previous
On the 3lst Aug, the sales were 5000 bales. The
market throughout the week has been quiet.
The weather has been favorable for harvesting.
The decline in the price of Wheat during this
week has been from Id. to I'd. Flour is unchanged.
Corn is easier-yellow 2ss.. white 29s. Cd. For
goes afoat the price is 3D. lower. Oats and oatmeal
in limited request, and prices unchanged.
The damage to the crops during harvesting opera
tions is not so great anticipated.
LONDON, Sept. 4. The corn market is dull and
prices are unsettled. Wheat has realized prices of
the previous week. Foreign Wheat is held firmly.
Flour has given way slightly, in consequence of heavy
arrivals. Cargoes of wheat and aoat, are he Id
firm.
The trade in Manchester is steady. The money
market is easy. Consols closed Tuesday at 100 a
1908.
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA.
The Niagara, from Liverpool, also arrived to-day,
with dates to the 2Sth August.
Queen Victoria had gone to Scotland.
Dates from Bombay to the 24th July, state that the
missing steamer, Ibralia, had arrived safe. 1t was
feared she had been wrecked.
Preparations making by the British for move
ment Ava, in November.
AUSTRALIA. Advices from Australia state that the
yield of gold is increasing. The receipts from Sid
ney and Port Philip are immense.
FRANCE. Movements in favor of establishing 6 the
Empire" rapidly progressing. Louis Napoleon
had ordered all the English newspapers to he opened
in the post offce-and such contained objectona-
BILE matter were suppressed.
GERMANY. The cholera is rapidly moving ives t.
ward. 1t prevails In many parts OF Prussia, and IS
unusually fatal.
An eruption of Mount Etna, took place on the Goth
of Aug, and it is feared that several Of the neghbo
ring villages have been destroyed by the lava.
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA

NEW York, Sept IL. The steamer Sierra Neva-
da has arrived with I6O passengers and $3.50 900 in
gold. Among her passengers Don De Osma,
Peruvian Minister to the United States, and S. D.
Crane, bearer of dispatches from Chilli
The Sierra Nevada left Kingston the 9Th. The
Golden Gate was passed on the 10th ult., days
journey from San Francisco. On the god steamer
was seen the norhward, suppose ed TO be the S. S.
Lewis. On the 25th was passed by the Indepen-
dence from San Juan for San Francisco.
The English mail steamer La Plata had arrived at
Kingston in L53 days from Southampton.
The shock of an earthquake had been experienced
on the island, and the small pox still prevalent.
News from Panama to the 3lst August states that
the Peruvian government was about raising army
of ten thousand men, and purchasing steamships to
considerable extent, with the view of defending the
Guano islands. The government was determined to
defend them at all hazards.
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n No. N ,, AhDO.
10 Messrs. B. BARNES, JOHN EVERETT. VIM. X.
LANE, JESSE PIPKtN, FERNIFoLD MANLY and others.
Committee Of Invitation.
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-16
j. w. Tucker.

MANUF ACTuRING Jeweler, and
lM wholesale and retail dealer in Dia-
nlonds, Fine Watches, Jewelry, Silver
and Silver plated Ware, &c. &c., Mont
gomery street, one zeleef nor h of Sacfa'
mento, San Franci~cs keeps constantly
on hand and is receiving by every.steamer
FINE WATCHES, Of every Kind and
make.
!a DIAMOND W0Rx in great variety,
amongst which are surrlc sof the largest IN
the country.
iai Cold charms, keys seals, rings thin.
bies, EARRINGS, tickets, ,ci'ainss ADD every
de.cr: I,fion r,f jewelry.,y ,s., s.,fs, ~
SILVER WAKE, comprising communion
sets, silver pitchers, caps, spoons, napkin
rings, BE. &c., which ne is selling al the
lowest rates. gls.qh ~ nssisf 81 noaa ,4is
- Chrono,petersy rated, watches carefully
cleaned AN repaired, aud aB business
pertaining to the line attended to.. 'i'''''
Country orders p,lhcIualIy 'attensteei TO
Prices aud goods guaranteed To suit pur-
chasefs. slt Srh
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-16
IS IHAYES NEokINIaAAIlsdi IS
/ a4il98i9 Jewelersy gnifsoso1q
Fire Proof cSteeoi1l lest Street bstos

- tffaaiffFh~ VOvvOzO1o@
Fire. Proof cStore, / A. tsstsSlrestyibs1ow
Kssyny, Sen yepelisso. m .,oton;
HAvE jp.i received III III entire new
,LE fst6ck 6fi Dia,fsssssias Je waIfy u Sll de.
sur,psions, fi,e Dsp4ezYeni LayeniWa,eh-
,es, Ia, heavy Cabifeypia g.ila sayrs, st Pa
-vid, Taylor, M. +. '1s9,ias & 90, Morris
Tobias, Stuart, st1vif& Johnson '-'raake,
IadiesS Watches, ! Iii plain and eH~asellel
ses4ei ;5ladies' charsstainesglnd earasings;
gents iguards vest a'Id fob chalns; svals,
keys, fipyer rngfyJ Jeteussc.s ri gfeastl aslrlYl.' W
Ta,s Ta,qsa assortment / aaamx figsxehyi Is ~ The
latest bttt.erass atht best Ttsihty.E AmeS.
animation of this stock is respectfully ~.
tcifed, both by admirers of rh.h hand hand.
-S,ne ,trtit'Ees Of jew eIry7 and those Wish
ing I'D, ,purcha~e.li9d a510W ban .alSSpu
eH- .Ovs ChronNlneter and, WatchDs-
partuent is uanler the charge of w. F..
L,liaA, Who is well Knows as Il su;'erior
wyfknali IN i,lLisrah,.iies Of Chroaonie,er
and ANi: ch making aHiirepanHs&a doym
,Chronomsters rated by tra'irT "l'rerya'
tions, and correct rates guaranteed. -,
We are also prepafed 10 nhanufarture
10 order ON the 'jfetiiseS, any afticie a
ieweIry from Cabitufnia gohls to sss'l my
fancy. sll-if
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-16
Belxidere Hail. y.
! BYdROsE T'1..a III ENNI-aNs

Il
liA In, L,EPtCURES, whether fersnapeht
Anresiitenfs) or visitors Of ,Auiiu@h,2 are
respectfully mfDrtne.l that the Befvidefe
Hail is constantly suppiie,i withhevery
,ieIicac VI, the n4aritets aff;irds. Uur sup
plies ofronil tile City are regular and of
The best sq,islity IoOysters in every style
and Of the hest Qua t'ties 'are'<e"sttl up at
ail hours galne"f variuHt< ki'htfs CONSTANT
lyJ ON hai,h; the best pofter sin',isSe -teaRs
await our guests, J 10 short everything shat
wiil tt.',pt fl'e palate we serve up cheer
ttlllvJts i,ut friends. Pot"
The nutrr MS we'll as the inner man re-
|aeivss our attention: shaving and hair
cutting .With aiTls the variations, coming
within uur pervlrw.ldGd-
!. Call at the Belvidere Hall on Malnst.
near the Plaza. otnsNs sllH.
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-16
sIzPpBlIl lIE3RsEss j q. Z.
AubullrnHOusc.

vv,ur nudersiRH2dl nave leased .he. pb9ye
Il 81 'sI, kmoMH H2aei and phislt sxtstslFt
;i.3.,rnse,nsHtsintif die, iiDissy Hrrangeihe'it-, ,
III uajijuj every exertiOfI "a i'laskp me
"", '.,,,,.. . H";,.eiin fir4f rHte Hotel. n,lhe
,al,Ie' @ wi,l laiWays he s.lrpiiests with the
IN a she qifarket affords and me ehoicess
DI.;onnrs ana S4gaFs az the Bar, and h's'
luis n5t leastllclea6 l,eds To sleep IN. =. :.
/ ~ = 3TMlll astsblinR attHehed, nnd horses sc
[,syIiffi u bs1iufH! Ag SCOFlEEU!'p
IT'iai b9asgns a9D9F! BA r BER.R'''i"9
5u.,t,ms1u9g ss1dl i-f' 9f Pfof,rietors.9
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-16
sACRAMENToFC CITY.

Magnolia, IN Sacramento, City.
nNJ street., between first, AMI. { ss.Nnd
~ 50 weII knownJSpcel 1850, furnishes
as good liquor and ssetsi as good g. lunch
every Day At II p'clrk, aSnny house IN
the city: ! ha5e who IVA want f a quiet place
see us.-seIulS SIN
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-16
! .a1oUw6cn nTgzsl1t.
m ppqfgaa spvn4.

Igu0H ~ DAqfBh SbvH4dc 1ttA !
AfssSSs ssssas - II sseSsslSs s|s<s, %
,,r, hs was p cpttigg crput55I5 slHrgl
~ Shs'd'stoP the, cutterIHew spa then,E
4 6 70 <usns a head labdutr,a yr1s4 ia
d. Aba - she'd salt 'irin Rsdb,'cri Fsliri
o. And stamp Il 'tio~n awhile, y, '"'a ,',..'l
\ Upon q fresh and rosy tip b4lgi.4sa
Reposed "a witchIngl saiileagsnoa'aq
4.5sttfSo4o FrWONH .I
~ saw her next ir winter rItimesaisqS
.and still she gaily s,niledsgf
For there, nponn tke cooking ssoye,
Her grub was being biI'd.tss 50
II Around the hnse and greasy POT alsa
booy The stea,,,sea,he, pouring osija ouo
sand, from the sdielIal knew that shsf
'al was cooking spsck' and CROFT; =" -,
tiqwbsn next fssaw her ii, the SPRING,
5 ~, : She smiled not as before; oIdar:ael
d A. heavy weight WAS onher heartt-- oq
.noli, Thsiorour was SAIL no ,norey fi't
The pot she used to COOK it ia 'sp'o -
4. Was eaten up with rust,
The1cntter hung nIon thsSwail,
- s1Mid spider webs and dust.l O ~
sssa ylSxia3 sal bsllso ia9nd-ilahi n
adI rsesseenh her often since THAT time,
o19i When all around was gay:. ''9'l'', s''.,.',
9aa When others Iaugh'd and talk'l the mo
She'd frownapd turn away q9sd
.ISsavatfhed 10 see a ray of p'y:lss
But watehed, ,lalps! in vain;
lad never Ns hope '0 see hsr TpelsT ~
~ s'rill cabbage com.es .again! o1 9s] =
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-16
Cr,asc:e Crescent sstCsityy Hotel, Auburn
KarIi G 1Al and no MI All Ehfaff il

CreSCeIlL J 9NIIy ynIIUItI, M AHtUt1I (
vTNHlS vel known and popular hotel Is
situate, IN the mos, i,IeaSunt IG,I-t of
the city, aadihe proprietorS, intretHrn'ng
th INKS 20 their, numerous friends andGthe
public for ,their patronage IL would State
tn II every, effartShail he nl..te tni imefir
rontinu,ire Of the same. The table al
ways suuaie,lowiil the hest The 'ipssk ct
affords. The bar, well stocked, Is nnder
the management of accommodating ami
attentive barkeepers. JAS. GALLAHER.
ssppt auysdf 10 13GS. WooDNb ~ !
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-16

"A Acouptrymsn, applied tc s,selcitor. for
legal advice. After odstaihnstsil ihse cir.
t;usI'stancer Of the case, qht was ,asketb il
he had stated the faHts as they oecurrrda
"Oh! ny, sir" rjoined he, "thonght il
better to tell the Ilainy trushyry On can
nul the lies 10 il yaurself,n IA E
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-16
rrrT.f-f.I-.s.ff = - = trrss..t->f.

in old roper chanced to drink glass
If water yestfrday,. for want of <0,ne-
hing SrraAger, asihatketl bis Hips, aps
tdrntel TO one 0i' hfs tnh,pa3li.,fis Saying !:
Mlhy ii don't taste badiy.Td I1have .na
dOubt etis syliolGa6rp,s for tiea5alss and ten
tlefi $hjlttt.6NQ yio obi sagThho pni{Rq bni
- u - r.,.nIE r,@ COL .Lc-LLn ~.
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-16
aEfenae ! iRreseAssrcI

sDtAR E mad Ibeahtifut soadr gauction.
~ When eypurYlsit faH ErYpciss9, gy lssi. sail
lat the great, hness Sales kpmI OF 70.
BIN i& DUNCAN I. Eohg Wharf, bas
dior hsassw gS,,ns5sIiS tsftet, anil exaIrine
their stock of superbly elglFaitiefer lChl.
nese, Shawls aud scuriosities. AT their
Auction sles these beat tiftif x,h''i< ean be
lDuve ei1Sssslii III osse- fourth dtiithe price that
Irhsg Iare sAisssdiirit1 tiasi sissaess ysEyery
person ses~yninS hsn.ssskss with hilna
Lhipese SHAY. aived 40 ,ras...aslssll.laiHif.,
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-16
7 Rancho for Sale.

THE subscriber Offers for sale that val
i liable properly situated betwes, the
North and Middle Forks of the Anerica,,
river, known as To,ld's Rancho consist
ing of ItO acres of land, seventy FIVE un-
der cuIfivatibn;a Comfortable 3repssidencnrt,,
with out houses; l,rse Store-house for
vegetables, and barn - x 80 feet. r here
Is upon it'a rich garden spot convenient to
dbuudant wafer, and 4 thriving Young
yhI"ryara yin fsrd's 81, q moderate ss q es7Appy ~
20 im3i 7al'F! WALTON sropD.,
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-16

SuBsr4NrrxI REyEFr TO ROY
aLrv.--Mr. Warren Stage, q large
provision dealer aih Cincinnati, has
re6e,Mlva sacked In eiabofately
finished bach walnut caskZ, glitterine
on 8 ]ejthsr head With heavy s. sliyel "
plates, !, secured by solid slsll silver iiialls
d, slot,,of very choice sugaE7Gnseo
hams, carefully canvassed m nne
cloth, desighned as preenft fe'''g 20 ss'ee4l s'4a
Victoria. so ~ ,as,te qelp9.Itsq
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-16
Hotel de France.

~ Es1s.dURAN T.. Il hRiss estal'li$hEaen,
Il has been recently opened by 5h.' pro-
IrIet6rrsg a.al fitted up II neat alai ste,
f,f am,naanhef. O'Meais can W had at all
hi,uIrI and parties Wishing .ilnlier VIII bt
served With the, cEe,irest the market al
torIs, Cali and see ns. Apaxg
3 septo5 itf nl999i lGRANIER y COy
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-16

The SOVEREIGN OF THE SEAS
Not a little curiosity is felt a among
ship builders and owners iosic mng
the new vessel, the Of Sovereign llo'
the Seas. .nwhichAis to sail from New
York I soon < ii for Calif.rnia, and which
has thrown down the gauntlet that il
will beat any vesseltafosit, Thar has
gone before or shall come after It,
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-16
VERPLANK g. McMULLINg-
an Com mi ssiOn NTercl,ants.d

A ND general dealers in GROCERIES, Pro-
~ Visions and Liquors, fire proof brick
store, Central. Whaaf, (hetwepnp Mont
g"inery and Leitis.iofff streets, San Fran.
cisco, Cal. N'A All orders from the ,.oun-
try will be execl,ted with the srrictest
attention and despatch, anil guaranteed.
siI L M 10 yflhify od' bna0tbaiga"s e'
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-16

Not long since Ioneof the learned
counsel ii a small suit deemed ID i
le.,ss necess II ary to shake the testimony q
a MIR Bulterworth, by ,impuggnllng ms
lyeracity "A witness was called dtt
the iis,and.l HDo you know Samuel
blsutterworth?n es."hsWhatis But
terworth!'' 1asTwo and, tenpelpc'es' /, =
pound although some folks have
paid as high as three shilhngs. a.Ts 2