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The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-23

The 23d of the last month in the year is
an important day among these idolaters.
In every house there is placed over the
cooking range, rude figure coarsely
painted on bit of paper. This is called
the kitchen god, and is set up at the be-
ginning of each year, and is supposed to
take cognizance of every thing that passes
in the family during the year. Then at
its close The paper kitchen god is taken
down from his niche in the wall and placed
on table, more frequently, though allow
ed to remain IN his customary place, and
feast upon small balls made of rice, flour
oranges, walnuts, and some other products
of the vegetable kingdom, but neither
flesh, fish nor fowl. H.l
In addition to these, very adhesive
kind Of candy, is placed before his god
ship, made in the form of Spanish dollars
and Jumps of Sycee silver. The design of
this shape is to promote the increase of
wealth in the family, and the design of the
sticking quality Of the candy is to seal the
lips of the god when he is sent up to the
chief of the Chinese celestial deities to re-
port the conduct of the different members
of the family during the past year, so that
hen he is questioned he cannot open his
lips to relate the deviatiOns from rectitude
he has observed, but can only nod his head
which is taken as sgnlfying that all have
behaved we'll is the family where he pre-
sided. But how is he sent up to heaven?
After having been duly feasted and wor-
SHIPPED, he Is put into kind of pan, with
some incense sticks and gilt paper, and
the whole is set on fire. When all is con-
-uned the kitchen god is supposed to
have ascended to the skies to the presence
Of pu ,cang Shang tu, 20 render in his
account with tenS of thousands Of his
companions from the swarlning families
of this vast empire. Truly a sad picture
of heather degradation and supersttious
credulity.
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-23

The Go-AHEAD AGE, OR HOW TO START
JOINT SToCK COMPANY, whether for a
bank, copper, zinc, coal, iron, land, gold,
silver, COTTON, hemp, tolow, gus, water,
insurance, railway, steamship company
aerial navigation company, or for colo
n'zaton society for growing green cheese
in the moon. The first great matter to be
looked after is to get a good name "a good
name is rather 10 be chosen than great
riches) - an uncommon good name is,
therefore, very desirable. 1t may be the
Clamy mytany hewy bank or gray paper cop
per company; lucifer match coal company;
jeopardy zinc company; brass faced iron
company, near Behring's straits; suburban
paradise land company at Cape Flyaway;
green grass gold and silver sinking and
mining company, at Hopeless Creek,
Rogue river, inhammable cotton and silk
hemp company, at Gambogeville; Kam-
skatka tallow company, for supplying
that luxury to the Esquimaux; Opaque
gas water company, which will, on going
INTO operation, produce light superior TO
sun, moon aud stars, profit 5000 per cent;
break-neck insurance company; Mad
county railway, from Hopeburgh to stick
iiI-the-mud, which, at all seasons, is very
pleasant journey. After the name is pub
ished, with the amount of capital wanted
then follow the name of the president and
directors.
A II the companies are to pay extraordI-
nary profits, for sure and certain. The
gold companies formerly made no pre-
tence further than that it was to be mined;
but nothing serves the public taste SO well
as the idea Of crushing the rocks, earth
Sc, and they Judge it is bound to come
nnt. All that can be said or done to ex-
cite attention, is done; letters (Which
never paid postage) from j. X. to K. II.
Esq; specimens of Jumps and bags Of
dust, at the office Of Cockolorum Jiggs,
esq, Broadway, for the inspection of the
curious public; splendiforous accounts OF
the salubrity of the climate, and gigantic
agricultural resources of verdant Green
Grass VaIIey-nothing is left undone to
show the way to make fortune-"all
prizes, no blanks''-care being taken not
to say anything Of the rowy-powly, hap
hazard trade of searching for gold.-
People always have had an itching desire
for enormous gains obtained in some no
Gus pocus manner. The new and won
derfuI is readily admired and taken hold
of. Merchants, bankers, presidents ana
vice presidents, lawyers, brokers, builders,
doctors, tallow chambers, paint and putty
manufacturers-alI wish to have hand
in the pie. If the @rial transit company
proposed to take cargo and passengers
10 San Francisco, there would be rush
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-23

to secure seats-tickets for the Higfyer,
Capt. Shuttlecock. would Immediately
command a premium. This is very
great country-an astonishing people
they are not afraid to talk to either devils
or spirits; they have got millions of tons
of gold in California, and only want some
Mexican silver mountains to preserve the
equilibrium of value; they have plenty
of lands, lakes, rivers and forests, and
only want Cuba for winter garden;
they have the swiftest ships, the finest
oysters, the prettest and most accom-
plished ladies', who bestow, when they
think time convenient, the most delicious
kisses on the smartest and bravest men in
the world; they have got the best made
hats, the neatest shirt collars; fifteen ply
double twisted iron salamander safes, air
tight, water tight, thief proof and fire
proof; refrigerators warranted to keep
butter hard for six months in Mount Fesu-
uvious: and if, by any accident the globe
itself got cracked on Monday, the great
American people would have an iron
girder fast and firm around it, on Satur-
day night. Wings and Democrats, we
are the only y real go-ahead sovereign
specimens of the human race now in ex-
istence.
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-23

% The Caddo Gazette is responsible
for the following:
D., a resident of Caddo, and Squire
l., of Bossier were notoriously two
of the uglies men in these parts, and were
known as such throughout the country
side. One day while riding along the
road leading to Greenwood, one coming
to and the other going from this place,
they CHANGED to enter the opposite ends of
a long lane at the same time. Now it
moreover fell out that dog-an uhtortu-
nate dog, as the sequel will show,-was
quietly, and unsuspcious of the near APP
proach of danger, trottlng along in the
lane as the gentlemen entered it. We
have never been able to learn positively
at which of the individuals he first took
fright, but be that as it may, on seeing
one of them, he turned taA aud er.s,se ~
the opposite direction. He was not, how
ever, to escape SO easily, for he soon
run up in point blank shot Of the others
ugliness, when he again turned, and with
redoubled fright and speed ran straight
back towards the first object that first
caused his terror, He kept up this kill
ing pace, alternately running from one to
the other, until they closed up, when the
poor animal was found lying in the road,
dead as a door nail The story leaked
out on the parties, although they gave
darkey--the owner of the dog, and who
had witnessed the tragic ncident-four
bits to keep dark on the subject.
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-23
Gbt llDtfklp llatfr gtrdlo.
Published every Saturday Morning by
r. MITCHELL s. CO.,
4 the HERALD OFFICE, on Main Street,
opposite the National Hotel.
TERMS.

AnvERtIsINa, one square, or lo INES,
. N more than 5lnes, first insertions, three
jsllars each subsequent insertion, one
IIelar and fifty cents.
half square of FIVE lines or more
han three, first insertion, two uo'iafs'
ch subsequent insertion, one dollar:
For three lines or less, hrst insertion,
ne dollar and fifty cents.
Legal advertisements will he charged
rec dollars per square for each insertion.
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-23

PUNCH's CRIMINAL Court. - There
were several offenders brought to the bar
of public opinion, some of whom at once
pleaded guilty. The following are few
of the principal delnquencies;
An unhappy youth was brought up
charged with malciously cutting and
wounding the English language, by ask
ing. "Of what sex is the National An
themS" and replying, Masculine, be-
cause its a hymn (him.") Verdict Of
guilty; sentence deferred.
A shabby -genteel looking person was
next charged with uttering the following
counterfeit joke: "W hat tree is it which
is not affected by the seasons, and brings
forth neither blossom nor fr";se Tho
Boot-Tree.'
After the jury had been absent for sew
eral hours, the foremal entered the court,
declaring that there was no chance of
their agreeing on verdict. The judge
told them that, under these circumstances,
they had better go home.
A youthful Individual, with a vacant
stare, was next put to the bar under the
following melancholy circumstances. -
Having passed the evening in company
with a friend, he was about to bid the
other good night, when turning suddenly
around, he exclaimed, i'll very unusual
tone of voice, "When is Fleet street like
the country without Government? -
When there's no cab init (cabinet.w -
The jury Immediately returned verdict
of acquttaI, on the ground of insanity.
The court then adjourned.
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-23

ATRocIoUs!-T The man who committed
the following atrocious villainy is still
at large, endeavoring no doubt, to pass
himself as genuine joker:
"Why are miners the most profane
men in the country? Because they have
damned all the rivers in California"
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-23
n, r. Perry.

! erchant, Main street, Ophir, keeps
III constantly on hand Il full assort-
Rent of clothing, boots and shoes, mining
ols, provisions and all kinds of goods.
Peap for cash. Ill who wish for bar
lns cali and examine. o9-tf
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-23
OPHlR.

j. w. SCObey,
"a TTORNEY All LAW Main street,
IA one door below Adams & Co 5 Ex-
Press Office, Ophir.
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-23

DCtIlISt VIZ ~
bietlerbeck
billings WIN M
biswelI n0rville b
blaney rich'd t
blake benz t 9
bracy aaron
brown ira h
brown john
brown dexter or alv,
braninger WIN
brondvent gershom
butter robert
burk john
burnett thos
burnett z
burlington josiah
burdick seth 9
burllngaIne PHILIPPE
burts benz
cannon r0bt r
carter dennis d 2
case chas |
case henry W
case peleg 5
carmen lewis
cable WIN
carton z
carter john |
chamberlain rw
clark j e
cochran cl 8
cockrell isaac n
cole john f
cooper lucius
coston corodon
cOrinan mr.
coSper rev w
coulter andrew j
collamer John h
corwin b a
colkins gilbert a
craney w C
cress edward 9
cfooke mrs alice
curtis z small
dane geo W
daniel j g
darcy edward
darling wm h
davis geo
day herbert
dearing thos
denarest john h
dehner f $
devon WIN
denslow henry
dickson JOS p md
dordn W p
doward david
douglass t e
dryden robt
dunn joseph W
durand ezra
dustin daniel
dyer john d capt
ellis n w
engersen f
enbody nehemiah
estes thOS n
ewing 5 W 2
F
farwelI isaac
tiero wn
fitzpatrick r 8
toilet aillilli
fOlnabvIbken harvey
fowl Ter henry
foster david h
fuller daniel
Ct
galpin edward
garlock geo W
gass WIN ,
george norman
giddings e jr
gilger jacob
gilman lawrence c
godson robert
goner julius
goodail richard 6
gordon WIN
gould geo p
griggs chas d
groolns samuel j
haddin robt
harOlin W h
harris h
harris lorenzo dow
harrison ephraiIn
hall el
hail james
herrIIl eli
heyder WIN
henry wm (of texas.
high shue james r
tIiu,its wn
heI.ireth henry 8
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-23

steudman u
swesey samuel udall henry
stephens John V
nv varney robert
tallmadge elisha
thrasher john b ware rool III
thierry wn ""'er,l'a" "n'
thomas Dir edward Warden Ilrs WIN
thomas isaac "''V" w :. ."""iS
thompson thomas weaver u"'''ei
tb,nns,m yeorge wingate henry p
,h,,,,,.nn v;ll;on, wilson WILDER
thrnnrsnn .s, ;r winser john
thompson robert ".,ne"' .,s. Imam
thomas Johnson ''i',."',ie , 'e'y
tnh,n edward whitaker albert
tnhin y,n whiting jacob
tobi,, david wharlenDy WIN
tonin veo r. wheeler john
towne robt w Y
townsend james yancey joel
todd wm young james
turner geo young coaInan or 8
Persons calling for the above letters
will please say they are advertised.
WIN. GWYNN,
POSTMASTER.
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-23
Stein, Eisner & Co.

q Stem, ElSner e GO.
.RY GOODS, clothing, boots and
IL shoes, provisions, groceries, liquors,
5crockery, cigars and all kinds Of miners
eools, the largest assortment in town.
Main st. opposite the Golden Gate, Yam
kee Jim's.-sept 18 I'm
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-11-08
Threshing Machines!
D. M. COCHRAN

Woaa' ID also say 70 the rns,ie tina. E.
the best quality His paraors wili tlresi from, 800
10 500 tuslels 81 wheat per day, cleaning il mar
ket carrying the tafiings back INTO the r,dtles and
hischargug The straw by Of u l,pIt ena,ss elm a
,ho stack al Ia. eaht Of from ID to 20 feet. lie
has gotten up an entire set Of horse power PAT
terms, sufficient III strength for horses. Tim.
power for simplicity and durability be excelteo
and consequently viii reconine nd itself
AL kinds of Machines repaired at the shortest ne
tee Travelling Machines changed into Separators tv
using the lever power, aud substituting fan in IA.
place OF the grain boz making the wheat entirely
All work warranted to perform to satisfaction.
The subscriber would also say that his knowledge in
the construction Of Machines is entirely practice hay
ing been engaged for the last years the us. of
different kinds Of machines, ihreshing annually from
To 10000 bushels. And finally he would say tia,
he - deter mined TO build practical Machines
u shop three miles West Of Richmond, on the farm
near Salisbury. where his Machines he stcd
fore being taken from the premises, he ALWAYS
keeps wheat HAND Tor that purpose.
ID. ~. COCHRAN
Sept. :, ISL %
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-11-08
Marshall's Salye.

7 has itself TO he the greatest remedy Of The
for white swelling. fever sores piles, r!ie una
ttsm. breast, bronchitis, Sc.
WHITE SwELIIxc-lt has never failed to cure white
swelling when open.
Fever sores, old ulcers, IL, a!rays yieId 10 the
healing infue nre Of this celebrated saive.
PIiEs This .sre IS the oniY remedy that has prove
itself iDfatlbe d. for the plies. if applied ac
cordng 10 directions and persever-d in, il pDp-1p
faI disease.
RHrrN.71sn AND BRoxcnITts lit has given general
satisfaction IN these complaints
Sonr AN SwEt1Ep BRrAsTs We would particular
r recou,e nd the be wheu open il
will heal them nd a short time. 1t Will Ike "
remove all ,famu from the brests, and prevent
liberation CT applied in
Prepared by MARSHALL q Co6LENIA
L-wisbur x. Ohio.
June % 1852 21-ly. Sl2
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-11-08

TIME subscribers would respectfully INFORM ths
i public that they have complete SET Of Laihes
in conu.c,on with their Steam Engine. and ere no~
,renared to do al! KINDS OF Sersr Csnag. 1syH'"s'
Fiuing up Of every Inscription -
All kinds Of repairing aud JoS "oTS conc ~ sn'f'
notice and in tn. best manner
Having employed Mr.. WIN D. W'soa. an expert
nced ana practical uist they Halter the fnssises
hat ;,ey viii receive a share OF public paetnnsge
BEARD A-SISEx.
Empire Steel Piow Manpfaciory. Richnesd L..
Aprd II, 1874 1sE
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-11-08
Feed for the Hungry,

NZM. w. LYNDE. having associated " III,
w himself, Mr. DANIEL SWEENEY, "a prsc-
tieal Miller, in the Milling Business. are pre-
parea to furnish customers md otherA with the hes
quality of super Fire Flour, Feed, &c, at low rates
All orders left at the Old stand of w. w Lynd. & Co
will be promptly attended
n t. Tie hgies. market price paid at all tire.
-, o~~i - ME- ~ = " I.EDNEB.
Richmond Avg 4, 1852. xiti
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-11-08

He has the mpr ovta Double Triumph cooking stove
l.cilcs Double oven which baking al
be carried the kcntucky
stove, made thick and heavy, and
cd To the house; all kinds of tor Halls
and shops. improved. Doublc-o.en Ssrau,
cooing New York Air tight parlor stoves sizes
Premium stoves of STYLES and
Hall stoves sizes; Selfreguians sir-tiga',
pan or Sheet iron do OF the lie
open parlor which have tn.
open expose the fire, e made lt and ,rran,cd
to draw Wei in either capacity.
\ general assortment oi Hollow and Tin ware.
Of all kinds plain and jspsned stove trimmings OF tin
copper
All stoves sold By warranted To- perform ell
sale" His entire stock u the hcat quality and i'll
be sold as 10" possible Approved country produce
viii be taken in ->ciianPe lie has sale
Of hi Invention winch VIII produce butte,
four t. five minutes and gather butter good
b. turned ~ small child and has ri. general
'staeH"n. The public tied call and
Old Copper. lirass AMI Pewter bought taken II g
chang" Wuri
kshnond, September -, ioJ. ~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-11-08
Bonmcts ana bonnet Ribbons.

aides embroidered Hungarian Lace, Satin Pearls Al
,-on ana Tuii, Bonnet> black and fancy fail trimmed
ELK BonneiS. beautiful assortment Of Ribbons,
al The I.i..t and let siN!es marAe
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Wanted

NY amour. Of CLOvER-SEED for which the highest
y .riee " III be paid in Cash. az No 81. Ma 81
nieh,or3- Oct % 1854 LfHDA bAASAo'
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Tie LIQUIDS hare all EroPoroted, and uom
for TIE SOLIDSt
New Fall and Winter Goods!

VNHOMaS j. FERGs son. would respectfully
nounrc II his old friends AMI customers, TO the public
aliv. and 'hc nakiui IN particular that he
ins and opening the largest varied
<af
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Ni's.EItN e ~IlADEINt:f;R.
T E a M B ILER ERS

Corner OF Ludo" ami Congress streets. Cincinnati,
~ prepared 70 b any work in line We using
- none but the best TENNESSEE IRON ard Ole IT,.
ourselves to give entire satisfaction 10 all no ., IA,
Us with a call. All work GRANTED
Cores pondents viii " it'll prompt attention
MILAN * >.IADDINisIE
Cincinnati. HAY il. 1872. 2l;I
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-11-08
(ic,,ficinc,i.> Wear.

81 every description, rehch, tngiIsh and Ame re
Bread Cloths, plain black and fancy Cassmeres, bia
Satin fgurci : ilk and embroidered cloth ve>tiuee
1nt'-, ca-s'ner-tis, ye!yt, corr, Jeans, Get. hca
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-11-08
STOVE AND TiN-WARE STORE.

Respectfully informs his friends and the public that he
continues business street. the sign OF the big
nre Pot. nearly opposite the Bank and Of Iynde
Han.S where he has hand and offers Tor safe
= geapl al assert mcnt Of
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NJ GARDEN No.ll.
N,rine Ira 2o6
Parson, Nancy 24l
WaSh'gt0n To, NO.l3.
Campbell, George 81
Confaw, John 50
ITO, "A. Moses l65
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nnIncsfic Ports.

ALBANY june GAR chrs. Amanda Mcser'en b9 c p5
uot' Csnmeti, DO; Robert b. smith, Nelly N@1''As' W.
ALEXANIKih J1re .l-Arr schrs P. Paterson. Paterson
Boston FAIRFAX PelGeld, NewYor> Mott Bedsn o'o'H' New"
Yon. CT. cd. eli,
BiggSt,o5 se "ot Br Gliasher P5,ou. hr'
Abeous 20 smith Ma,ga. Alert. Br) steyet, RIO H3he
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Ha1 ,fp Sev,oa Forrester Ea. Indies Ia=z Lua', NsS
0resrs bsrs. Go,euor b. Doosou ha1.sn he- n
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ca, tatl2loP NJ hp Newton lark Brie bae' Ann Wa,
,ertsy shr Slater Rebow sailed FrtJ sehr Grey LAss
BALTIMORE, June 23-Arr .lip J. p wcEeIhaasen tBrsn
WasH BrEsn; 5sras Maryland DAVIS Boston Jan San S W
CbaIeou Mary Winch Br nay. CHI cha H.
cases ", Cd s John John .aaaa, ]
mogt. Jam ChamPon Osborn Charleston Howard Wood Port
TElsIoI, Jaas l-Gr .oops Fs.hon. BIyS,nbarsh New.
fG "a oF $50 joS Shs'ea; ioT r DO Tor Fa Rive
New foi hrs J1ese whitman Lsss. ssls RIVER LEFT on a.
e' AT, lS- 1na pat "a or repair, hayas Ptlns assh
p.sbr Ro IS Havana. West 6rs. Etnoush s~eti
PIShI6Y ~ os .og senator coe9 Nv Yo
40 Ia 81 80. eh' C'a'4-e Rssy New YORK nPor, sehr.
Fall klyl q j.t. "a .lcg I.ac H Borden, Dunuiar,
GiOUCf~1iR june 2lArr 0rx JANA Pay.on Preti- from
C,. Sew lo-A schr Fran,s Baker Carl I'M Dover ior
| PlaafeIhl
MOBILE, Jun@ l--Cd trs Ottoman Ray Boston jonathan
Cisy Tount-on NeFl ort steamer Wet Wind Hehcok View
Io hoy W-.t Arr aaIk olon. Joa-s. New Yor Went 70
he lt'h nt shp Geo Washington Camm.as Tor LIVER
rool Blanchard, Lawrence Tor Havana John Coer Fo-tey
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INV ORLEANS. Jule l7-Clt. shps jenny Ilrd V6n.ou
Llv-rpoo Ob@r br-m F-chf-r. Br-men bark Naomi B
Wrsft LNrBcoii 1rs Avon. Web Mia sn p. N- .r
Boa-rs fork; fana. B@nu. North Carolina Fbrner
ll Chsut, Brsn Wacler sr--ni sarh--n Woodbury. Bos
Sorok Isuv -h1s Queen, s1 day from I-g-r2al
John carver m Ao-on NincL-ste m NsvTork Nashua
Phateyta schr Jore Fernando M-t from Csnp-trh Nv
NORFOLK June AR hnz lNrrrf fr .York
sch-.. +. simpson. -. N-~ York; Flr-r. Lackntn. b,
H~nry D1r,--r Bas-J Portland EaA-f Cbantier Portnf
4 Meter. Ncserson. BotoHj A H. Hal. Gkey, Lncolasvle
| Lr-fasus. iouE Boston
NV -LOSDOS. Jane s2-Arr sohr Ne, r. sioainston 70
Virsna Chse Phhss I'm Talnfon. or New Dart Pal
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BEDFORD. Jsns 22Arr schrs. Hsnretta Resne Phia
Sslpha Pausas-s Bourne, Ahany; Adelaide Bngss, Abany
! Hssn, Ell-, Ne~ 1Ork.
| HFNBI RYPORT. Jsns sI-Arr schL EdEs, Chase Phiad
OWLS HEAD. Juus l-in port Bro Pembroke. lot Bostoa
Pie 'or bsmof- sr-. Ga1~l~. Mtche-,
RocA ahs of Se- fo Sea s-fp-ni, ca-r-ood
Do fsda hOIroe, HanEnr Ai-hn. Hanna
Larsl and Compliance, Sears do Tor DO Wm. Dnnk
and Hsbe Bs0H, DO. kf Salem John Mysr Rch 90
r John Adams cariss ds or Bo--n. Faraser rr.
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