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AN ORDINANCE.

Made and passed by the Trustees Of Rome
Township. Lawrence county Ono, TO carry N
to effect Tie provisions oi an act of the Legs.
aturr Of Ohio dchDin.. The powers Of Thus.
ices of Tow nShps, passed March 18th 1858.
Sec. |. be II ordained by The Trustees of
Rome Township Lawrence county ONO. That
any person or persons who Shai! keep within
said Township place Of resort Tor tipping and
intclnpcrauce, or shall keep house, shop,
store or any other place wlicr. s sold, cn bi,"d
iDf 81 c OF gwen away, an! splfituous OF .ntoXi
eating Liquors, OF any person or persons who
shall sc.i or exhibit FOR sale. or give away any
such liquors or shall authorize or permit the
same to be done al such house Ur places abOv 4.
nalncd OF described, Oh conviction thereof be =
fore any Justice vi the peace of said Township,
shall be huCd III any sum not ni)rc than forty
oila.s n1r less ,ilun Ten dollars, and pay the
costs Of prosecution for The inst onencc aud ON
failure to pay such fine and costs shall be com.
mttcd 10 the iaI OF the county, there 70 kept
twenty days, Or anil thc said huc aud costs
Shalt he paid or discharged by due course n
law. Eor The second oIl,:ncc. aud every Of
fence thereafter agans! lIie provisions If iIli'
ordinance, every person convicted thereof, as
above dcstr bed, Snail be fined in any sum no
NJ r. tLau triy dollars, nor less than iwenty
aud be committed to the county Jail not mjrt
than twenty days. Provided, nothing hcrcll
contained is intended to prevent druggists an,
persons ccmpnunding medicines from scllln.
such Liquors for medicinal pdfppscS.
This Ordinance - take ,ilrct from and aite
the lsl day If september, 1888. Done by III.
Trustees Of Rome Fpwnship at a special mce
ing this 23d day oI juiy 1858.
LEWIS AND.RSoN.
u. *, lAtG!tilN. .Vrustecs.
AID M col i..iit,
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BY virtue of the authority in ME vested by the
last will and Testament Of Lemuel 8. Rucker
deceased, on the 9th day Of September 1853,
on the premises, about two miles from Marion,
will offer for sale one hundred and seventy
two and 81 one hundredths acres of good far
ming land. more or ess. il being the east half
Of the south west quarter of section 3, the north
east quarter of the north west quarer of section
81 of range II, which property was appraised at
Si73. Said land will be sold in body Or in
smaller tracts to suit purchasers Terms, one
third OF the purchase money in hand, one third
in six months, and the balance in one year
from the day of sale, to be secured by mort
gage on the premises spld. On Saturday Sep
tember 10th 1858, will also oIler for sale on the
same terms and conditions as are mentioned
above, the cast half of the south wcstIuarter OF
section %, township 8, range Is, containing ~
acres more or less, and appraised at S2C5, the
same being subject to q mortgage of 800 and
interest, to John Rupc, Each of the. above
sales will commence at 10 o'clock, a. nj. or
as soon thereafter as convenient, Terms of
sale may be varied, rhe. undersigned having
full power under the will.
LANTY RUCKER, Administrator with
| the will annexed of Lemuel Rucker dec d.
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IN PROBATE COURT LAWRENCE Co.
David White Admir- o; Elias M'Lanc decd
Eliza M'Lune widow, Thomas Far.)
ley and Jane S Farley his wife for Law co.
mcrly Jane S MLnnc;l Jas. ID. Probate
WL0nc, Ann G NJ Lane. fmma q }coun.
" Lane, Charles NJ Lane [inlnni;l Petition
Heirs Of law Of EDs W Lane dc'd 10 sell
and Timothy II. Stanley Morlgngee. J lands.
The said defendants are hereby notified that
the Plaintiff David Willie, administration Of
EliaaM Lane deceased, ON the 10Th day GfJunc
a 1853, filed IN the court OF Probate for
Lawrrice county Ohio, his Pctiiio., the oh.
ec, and prayer of which Petition is 10 obtain
On the first day OF September nest, an order
and decree Gf said coGf for the apprasncnl
and sale Of the following real estate, lol which
the said l. las NJ Lalr died sic2cd 10 wit: lots
niinibcr iwcniy. four and twenty ii, T. "a u 2jl
in lhe Town OF Mill.nporl, Lawrence county
Ohio, for ,lc purpose OF pa!iug he debts Of the
said deccdant, alter first paying and satisfying
a nor'gag".licn on said real estate, in favor OF
! fmothy X Stanley: and also assigning to the
said widow, Eliza NJ Lane, her dover in tho
residue Of the PURCHASE money for the sale Oi
SAID real estate, after the satisfaction Of said
N Jfgagc.lien rs aforesaid,
| The said defendants are also farther motif
| that the said Petitioner Will in the sane cour
aforesaid, Oh The 18th day Of October nest, ash
for said final cdncc!ing ol said morsagc lien
and the assignment Of said dover as Aforesaid
). u. THACi, solicitor DAVID WHITE,
for Petitioner !adm. Of Elias NJ Lane
Juy 10, s5s deceased.
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The following named gentlemen are requested To
ac, as committee men in their respective townships
and give notice oi the tine and place ol holding town
ship meetings, viz:
AID-Elhn tuckcr, Nathaniel Davisson. John Kelly
DECATClt-Dr. Thomas McGoyncy. Robert Scott
Francis vcrigan, Gao. W. Flowers, S Cole.
ElIZABErlI-Robcrt Rchcy, Esq. Reuben Davis
sou, Freeman Adds, Archibald Norris, WIN. Doly
Amos Palmer.
FAYETrE-G. w. Kouns, II. c. Campbell, Il. I.
Hopkins WIN. Mcclure, John Ferguson.
LAWRENCE-Elius Bazsll, John Justice, William
Matney.
MASON--Dr Samuel Lewis, John Snyder, JOIN
L.,ineciord, Juiies IIruinlcld, =.
pERRY-Charlcs MccOy, Sul'l kouns, b. Johnston
2nd, Geo. W. Bruce.
ROME-John Ticrnnn, H. \, Cross, Lewis Guthrie
A. j. Trcusiall, d. q. Duwson. Columbus Bowen.
UNION-Dr. q. W. TrumbO, Henry Kccncy, Ste
phcn Dillon, Manoah Neal.
UPPEit--A J. TrumDo, II. Z. Davsson, Joshu
Kelley, r. J. Long shore. J.W. Sutton, JB. Whchil
San.'i Lambert.
WASHING rON-lsaac Andrcw Esq J. Rhdanou
wv. McGugins
WINDSoR-J. l.. Griffith, Wilson Lewis, Wm
Brown By order OF the Central Conmtc
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AN ORDINANCE.

10 suppress and prohibit all Houses, Shops and
Stores known rs places of habitual resort for
tipping and intcmperance in the tow nship Of
Fayctte.
Sec Be it enacted by the Trustees of Fay
cite township in the county Of Lawrence Ohio;
That in order eaectually to suppress and pro
hibit all Houses, Shops and Stores, known as
places of habiual resort for intemperance.
lfany person shall keep any such house, shop
or store in the township Of Enyettc aforesaid
said person so ofTenling shall forfeit and pay
for the first olIent.. twenty dollars, for the sec
ond thirty dollars and BE- imprisoned in the Jail
of said county ten days. aud for the third and
each succeeding offence fifty dollars and be i'm
prisoned in the Jail of said county twenty days,
10 be recovered IN an action before justice of
the peace having jurisdiction thereof, together
with all costs Of prosecution and Imprisonment.
JEREMIAH PORTER.
GEO. W. KOUNS,
r. l., HOPKINS.
Trustees Of Fayelte Township.
July ~, 1883.
/ do hereby certify that the foregoing is true
copy Of the original ordinance filed in this Ollie,
and retorded in the township book.
! July %, 1883. JOHN DILLON, T, G.
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Our New Nominees.

twill be seen by the proceedings Of
the convention, that the Hon. JAMES
MYERS, Of Lucas county, has been put
in nomination for the important Office
Of Lieut.. Gov. The duty Of presiding
over the deliberations Of the Senate ol
this State is an arluous and difficult one
and in a certain contingency tina olfl'
Ger may be called upon TO perform all
the duties Of The Chief Magistrate ofthis
great State. These duties and response
bili,ies require talents Of the highest Or
dor, and the most enlarged experience
and sagacity. All the qualifications
necessary for the discharge of this high
trust are prominently possessed by the
individual seleclel by the democracy ol
this State for that position.
Judge. MyERs has been subjected tc
the sevcrest tests, and in no instance ha:
he been foun wanting in ability OF dc
vo.ion to the great cause Of populaf gov
ernment. He was member of,he Sen
ate of Ohio, during the event(ul sessions
oflS4s.9, ls40. so and ls50.5l. Thi
was the death struggle Of whiggery il
Ohio, and no man in the Democrat
ranks dealt the old enemy more heav
and deadly ilows than did the Senate
from Lucas. When firmness and dc
cision were necessary to lead on tn
Democratic column. in the Senate, al
looked to JAMES MYERS, as man Of un
ainching courage and devoted patriot
ism.
Wh.n corruption ond bribery wer
freely resorted to, to seduce Democrat
LEGISLATORS from their fidelity 10 the pee
ple, no man was more prompt and Wig
liant 10 expose and thwart the machlnt
tons Of the monopolists.
When the banks were enjoying 81
smption from equal taxation, JAMES MI
ERs brought forward bill to subje'
them TO the same rule, which was appl
ed TO tho farmer, the artisan, the me
ehaut and The manufacturer ,G.9- 81
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EAGLE HOUSE.
Front street, htwcen Madison and Mossie,
PORTSMOUTH, OHIO.

n W. HIGGINS has opened the above well
~. known House, and is now prepared 10 ac-
cOnlln,aalc TRAVELLERS aud BJARDERS
either by day or week. The house is pleasant,
~ situated upon the bank of the river, aud is
conveniently arranged for the comfort Of board
crs and ,ravellcrs. loardcrs can be accomoda-
Ted with neat and comfortable rooms, which
are so arranged as 10 conducc TO the health Of
HE persons occupying the same, being large and
airy and the entire house well ventlalcd-al-
together the best housp in Portsmouth! 10! hotel
purposes
Slabing Of convenient nature has been pro-
vded, suillcient for So horses. lie has also an
arrangement with the City Livery stable by
which hc canfurniSl horses, saddles, buegics,
&c.
baggage conveyed TO and from The depp. and
river licc of charge. nlS.bln.
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DR. GUYSOrrS YELLOW DOCK AND sAhsA'
PARILLA for the cure ofdsease, or as Spring p"ri-
fer oi,c blood and Us general tonic for the systems
unrivaed.
The curative powers Of this Extract arc truly won.
derful and a valids should make immediate trialo
he "YELLow Dock AND SARsArARILA," II cannot njurc
the most delicate patient. t
THEN FLY FROM MINERAL NOSTRUMS TO
SEEK hope, life and viyor from this PURELY VEGETABLE
REMEDY. Therefore however broke in health and sp
rits, no ever loahsomc 10 himself to himself and 9th
"a, Let no one despair Of recovery let tile patient only
understand tha his hope ophiscal restoration lies il
suvsots,s Extract Of Yellow Dock and Sursaparila'
q nd persuade him for his n4.ssf d
a LIFE'S SAKE, ab sts.gs,g .,tl
10 try II, and wc have hesitation in predicting hi
speedy restoration 10 health gljo lsg ags \ i;g
rT'ses advertisement.
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TT, DIR. OSGOOD'S INDIA CaOLAGOGCE. For
TiIE CURE OF FEVER AND AGUE. CHILL. FEW
| ER. DUMB AGUE, INTERMITTENT AND REMIT
TENT FEVER LIVER COMPLAINT, JAUNDICE
| ENLARGEMENT OF THE LIVER. ENLARGE.
MENr OF TIL: SPLEEN, AND ALI. TnE VA
RIOuS FORMS OF BILIOUS DISEASES.
| This invaluable med cine was prepared from
| on extensive practice of several years in bill
ious climate, and is never to fail of curing Fc.
yer and Agac. ;or any Of the diseases above
named.
CAUTION! BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs
AND IMlTATlONs!!
TAKE NOTl CE.-The genuine India Chol-
agogue is prepared exclusively by DR. Charles
Osgood, the inventor and sole proprietor. To
protect yourself from imp SiLion, buy Of the reg
ular agent, or an h )nest drlggist. examine the
outside engraving, and the pamphlet which it
| ncloses. See thai the words, OSGOODS IN.
DIA CuOLAGOGCE are blown in the glass Of
the bottle, and above al, sec that the label of
directions has the written Signi,ure OF CHARLES
usGoop NJ, d., and you are safe.
From S Il CaIy. ESD, Counsellor at Law, 10
the Agents at Cincinnati.
ClNciNNArI. Oct. II. lSi5.
MussRs SANroRp u PARK: In June last was
| ttacked with thai most affecting and unpleaS-
ant diseases, the ''Cliil and Fever" The par.
oAisms returned daily, and were vcry..severe.-
NV nhsical energies had been mucn impaired
| BY previous attack Of Bilious Fever. Having
tried several iayorile remedies Without relief.
friend in whom had confidence recommended
Dr OSu,o,ps India tholno,r,ia 7 nr,c,ired a
bottle, and followed the accompanying direc-
tons. The consequence was tha; had but
one paroxisrn after taking the first dose, and my
general health was rapidly restored without US.
ing any other medicine, | dispensed the re-
manlcr of the bottle TO two other persons SIM
lagly affected and with the same results One
iof them had been shaking for eight month";, and
was relieved in two days BY the use OF the
Cho.asosue. consider it my duty, as it u my
pleasure, to reccommendt, having the most ~.
tire confidence in its sana,ive power, .i g.s
Yours truly. S. F. CARY. 3
Far sale I'D. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio
North cast corner Of Fourth and Walnut ~.
-en.rance on Walnut street--to whom al of /.
ters must be addressed. -s.,. 81.
AGENTS. ag III
Sold by Maxley s. Barber, Ironton; w II 4
N Bryan, Burlington; John Kyle, Hangnx
Rock; w S Konns, Greenupsburg; W Nioh.
OILS & % Catlettsbarsh, Jas. II @ Miller. Jack
son; T Maguet, Gallipoliss Q J Payne. Porter,
,S Murray, Wiilkowil,e; Thos. Burlington,
n Guya,do,te;..J'L M'vey& CO., portsn.,usi., 1
lChritchton, Do
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News from Salt Lake.

Sr. LOUIS, Aug. 22-The steame,
Robert Campbell arrived from Council
Bluffs to day. Among her passengers
are twenty four Mormon missionaries
on their way to Europe.
The health in Utah was excellent
and ,hcnews favorable. The Mormons
hrino with them n block Of marble, do
mated by Utah to the Washington Mon
ument.
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Democratic County Meeting.

The Dcpioc rnc voter. of,hc seycrnl iownshi,s oi
Lawrence anty arc requested 10 meet ~ the several
places for kSing ccc 10 ~. or nj such other place Is
mny he most convenient, Oh Friday the Dll duy Of
Sept ut o'clock =. NJ. TO elect de.cguicsl 10 meet In
convention nj Marion, onluc,dny Sept. l3ih, 10 con.
suit upon the interests Of the Democratic party In ibis
counlyAlso 10 nominate II candidate for Represents.
tive. md candidates for county officers, provided the
dele ysrcs shall deem il advisable,
Tie 'n'io Of representation uloptcd |. one delegate
tc eSery 2j voters Under tina, ratio
Aid TuWnshin will lie entitled In Iclcnnir
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Ycste,dav Officer BEERp found a
large quantity Of wearing apparel and
other stolen property, secretel in corn
field. A watch was kept in the neigh
borhool of the plunder last night, in
orlor to apprehenl the thief if he vls''
ted the place. We haveenot hcar(
whether he was apptehenJed.-States
man,
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From New NrlPaIlS.

New ORLEANS Aug. 2o.-Number
Of deaths here yesterday was 242.
The Washington School House has
been convcr,e! into hospital.
School will no, be opened until No
vembcr.
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From New Orleans.

New ORLEANS Aug. 2l-The number
Of intermen.s to day were 270, incIu.
ding 2l0 Of yellow fever. Total num-
Der of week 1850 Of fever. Deaths yes.
lcrday; 2oO.
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New York Market.

Cut Mea,s-Unchnnged.
Lard-Firm and in demand. 10 SIS
ali.
Bu.te:-Firmer; l5Gl9 for state;
l2Ol6 for Ohio.
Cheese-.S aMs2.
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Board of Equalization.

The Democratic Senatorial Convcn'
ton also nominated for member of the
board Of Equalization Gen. GEO. HOUSE
Of GaIIipolis. The character and stand
ing of Gen. House is such that any
comment from US is unnecessary. YeI
VIC must say we think the convention
made very happy choice. His expc
ricnce, having served several times II
the like capacity, together with his ac
knowledgcd ability arc but the reason
for his deserved popularity with the pso
pie, and we are informed that many o
the prominent wings of Gallia, are op
posed to con,esting his election by :h'
nomination of airy other candidate.
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UNION BLOCK IRONTON, ..
~ ETI'RN their thanks TO their numerous
III friends and patrons for their very liberal
clslo IN, and hope that by strict attention To bus.
mess and an earnest desire 10 accommodate their
customers, that they viii III .rt continuance OF
all previous good business. Tney now oiler to
The pHb ic their present stock of go7is on quite
favorable terms, ~ they wish to sell out 10 the
enl OF liiin5rp soon with the best stock that
they have ever offered in this market Their
stock consists in part of.
Brown and Dieached Muslns, Paper Muslins,
Dfl ings, TicAings, Checks,
NunAeen. Cuilonudcs Crash,
Fable Linen. Scotch Draper, Gnghums,
Lachonct Muslin, CaiirOcs, pc.-aines,
iraac DeLaiues, Mcruocs, silks,
Sa'irs, ptpiins, Lawns,
Giovcs, lackonct,, Walls,
Victoria Lawns. lush .iGen, Crava,.,
llandkc c,c!cis, Shawls, Hose,
Lace Mits, Thread, ToAiucns,
Purasos, umbrellas, Cn>sineis
Table Coveras Cassineres, Tweeds,
Lace Edgings, Fans, James,
Summer Cloth. Nnnhecn Cord Cotton Velvet, NIcrino
Cassimcrc. Curtain AIusns Goat Checks, together with
nearly every article usually kept in Dry Goods store
Also Quecncs ware. Hats and Caps, Eoots &c.
August 2j.
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PETER r. FARRAR'S ESI ATE.

The undersigned has been duly qualified as
Administrator of the Estate of Peter +. Farrar
deceased. Those having claims against said
estate are requested to present them duly an:
then,ca;ed for settlement. and these indebted
to the estate are requested TO make payment
without delay. WM. KELLY, Adm Z.
jane 2sih, 1858. 3w
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Horrible Indeed.

A Mrs. Marsh was arrested OH Thurs.
day last, upon the compliant of .er
husband and after hearing before
Esq. Lair, lolged in Jail in default o.
$500 bail to answer at Court charge
of assault and battery with intent to
kill, for beating her own daug ghtcr, o
child oisevcn years Of age, with a rope
until it was considered very doubtful as
TO its recovery. Her appearance was
one Of rcspcc,abiity, but her jeers, in
diHcren, as to the suffering Of hel child
and the obsccni,y Of her language, pre-
sen,ed striking contrast, that forced
the conviction upon every mind thai
a more hardened heart, vicious anl dc
pravcd mind was seldom met with. Il
was anticipated by many that inasmucl
as she was iloxicAted al the time when
she became sober, different spiTi
would be manifest, but this is not III,
case. She expresses no regret for he
act, but asserts that under similar cir
cums,auces she would still do the same
thing. and beat the child to death if i
did no, please her. Mr.. Marsh we be
licye is an honest industrious mechanic
and has been driven to this course be
cause of repeated acts Of cruelty that hi
renlons,ranccs had failed to correct.
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SUSPlCiOUS.

The public is notified thai lot of goods and
merchandise. consisting Of cloths. were found
concealed in ny barn on the 2nd inst. The
owner can have the same by proving properly
and paying charges.
ALFRED HASTiNG
Perry township, August 5th, 1853.
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CA TIQ n

All persons arc forwarned asainst trading for {
,oie fbr twenty dollars executed TO inc last November
ssynbIe on tie 25th day Of December 1853 BY Enocl
Nsal and Walter Neal Jr Said Note has been lost
,nislaid OF s.oIen fromnae. 80.
August ID, 1859. TFOMAS BERKLEY.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
IRoNTON JANUARY l.53.

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
The undersigned Executors offer nt private sale the
we'll known and very valuable Farm u! the In'c John
C,Ioplin situated in Rome township. Lawrence county
Ohio Immediately on The Oh river in the centre OF II
GOOD ne .hborlood containing 200 acrcs all bottom.
about % acres cleared. and under good FENCE hrlck
and lurrc Barn. and abou, tiy apple and peach trees
in bearing. The unccnred portion OF the premises
varieties.
Terms of sale onc.fur'h cash in hand. the siduc in
yearly payments tor ten yrnrs with interest annually.
secured by mortgage on the premises. Bids vii! be
ed until the st day OF September next
LEWIS ANDERSON, Executors of
JACOB PROCTOR, 81. Chaplin.
\uJnst yna 1861.
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Lawrence Common Pleas.
job" !s'sas sssssy' }re,itioA 70, divorce.

Wolborga Gasley}
The said Wolborga Gaslcy is hereby noti-
fled that The said John Gasley has this 9TH day
Of August A. d. 1853, flied in the court of com
mon pleas for Lawrence county Ohio, his peti
ton praying divorce from the said Wolborga
Gasley, alleging among other causes wilful
absence more than three years. and gross neg
ect of duty, and that said petition will be- for
nearing at the next term Of said court.
THOMAS PROCTOR, clerk.
LETT e. HAWLEY, Att Us for Prt IFS.
August 6th 1885,
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NOTICE..
Work Oxen for Sale.

r have for sale five or six yoke OF large wei!
/ broke oxen Those desiring purchase may
be suited by calling on me at my residence,
Green Bottom Cabcll Co., Va
WILLIAM JENKINS.
Green Bottom, July 30th 1858.
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Administrators Sale Of Real Estate.

Auditors Ofice Ironon Aug 18TH 1853.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-26

JELLY CAxR-Take six ounces Of but.
ter and eight of sugar, and rub them to Z
cream, stir into it eight we'll beaten eggs
and pound Of s,fted -four; add the grated
rind and juice Of a fresh lemon. and turn
the mixture on scolloped tin plates that
have been we'll buttered. The cakes
should not be moro than quarter Of an
inch thick on the plates. Bake them inn
mediately, in quick oven, till ofa light
brown. Pile them on plate, with layer
Of jelly or msrmalsde on the top Of each!.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-26

NEw YoAK Cur CAxE.-Taks fouy
eggs, four tumblers Of sifted -four, thres
iumblers Of butter, one tuInb,er Of rich
mix, one glass Of white wine, a grated
nutmeg, ,easpoonful of powdered cin,
namon, and = small teaspoonful OF sale
ra,us. Warm the milk and put in the
butter, keeping it by the fire until the but
ter is melted; stir into the milk the eggs,
beaten very light, in turn with the -four.
and the spice and wine; and lastly, the
saleratus dissolved in little vinegar: stir
all very hard; butter small tin pans, half
Fl | them, and bake in moderate oven Of
equal heat throughout. fft
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-26
Items.

There were forty passengers died on
the Winfield Scott on her last trip up from
Panama.
MIR. Stags, shot II man by the name of
Frederick Thimag>ky, at San Francisco,
while attempting to break into SIS house,
he died on Tuesday night.
A rob cry was committed on Monday
night ut a house On Powell street, one
door from the corner Of Broadway. ] he
burglar entered Il window over the bal
couy, crawled over bed in which lady
was sleeping, and took TWO gold watches,
and large quantity Of jewelry. worth
some $5OO.-S. F Wh g.
The Sansome Hook and Ladder Co.,
has donated 81 900 to the Washington
Monument Association. We'll done.
Miss Catherine Hayes commenced q
second series of concerts at San Francisco
on Tuesday evening last.
LEGIsLATIv FAvORs.-We are indebt-
ed to Senator Wa kup, and .Messrs. john
SOD, Carney and Myres, ofthe House, for
leg gislative favOrs.