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on TuesSag noruing last. ii this town, CHARLES
HAWKS, an Interesting son III Dr. u j ii Strai,h
aged years, 10 months, weeks and , DAYS =
On the 18th inst, VIM H. son Of Frsneis ana S,.,,
4: Ilooff, aged months.
In Baltimore City, on NIonaav The 27,l,;ns n fa,I
prospect of blsssiui imnortalMt Rey y nc
COM FUILONts In siesssfIi year oEhs ace IN ~
Rev Henry and James. Furlepg.
IN LeeshpFg. on The Goth instant. VIM b, BENE.
DICT Professor q Mathematics. u. s. N, in The 4cd
year Of his age. IS
In Graysop confy Texas ia the ttl II Apr;I al; H..
Ssth year df his age, Mr.. ia MESH SWEARINGEN.
Of Jackson county Mo- and formerly of
tyi Va.
On the 18th Instant, UDoTPH WILSON. sou cf
George and Easily Marduett ase x,.ars q ,,.o..,t
and ID days. e. : - - {
A WatcFf5rd. on 2lst instant, NATHAN WALK.
Err, son Of Abraham H. and Harriet lla,ne. svsd
year, 6 months and days 81. (
AZ the Old FaFnacc, Monday entli inst ant MARY
BURNS daughter Of John ii ma Mann, Srr,3s -
S5hoars. - 4 - = =
On, weep not Ger the rarly .desd.
Ihoneh the hearts dearest sss be risen 4 81
ihough her 3body rests il qarth's cold bed
Her spirit lives ia heayt4l
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fNCODs NINSTRE LS-No 444 Broadway, above
~ Tovsr5-~-OPEN EVERY EVESlNG.--H WOOD Mo
40 Prorrtorhe sterrneus oi.red b. this celetrAtee
fs-f a A,scaus ~ FozD Dei6esors ennot be uaed
~ sv her tand See Do 0pen
oock Adrss-iln . Toe p11ne
informed f- tie Afternoon Concerts re dseoutal-a
.MIEICAN DKAMtTIC FUND ASSOCIATION.
IA eeisl ser>-al ee,is Of 81 the Associates herry ca
10 u.i a. The room Of the Ascension Guy Hotel brs4dNay %
TE RsDSY I4i July o'clock p H. for the purpose oi -
yDf amendDz the ByLsws and eas upol sleh OCT
ts Of he Association then be brought before them - "a
nun ou ssv 10 dsT neessy until d. object Of the neennE -
ulv aeon CALEB BY The Boa7d Of Directors 81 NE ses'
of the As.of ist a. Ter last tDrusl neetlnz
~ ' FRAs c. wEMYss, Sec. A. D p Asoeis-on
MRS. VI. LONG, Spiritual and ClairvOyan Ne
" enpp. No Canal y 1-ettnu ioi
spiritual Inisoours and from 70 10 except ostar9sy
svsning 81 Csro{An k5sn atom ef ne a.
cov.rv o. cure Of esse a 81 70 p 81 Yer erfnAiion
aid prescription e.
CPIRlTIAL Every evening
y TO-, 90 ok a. 10 ~ Brosd.sr q bspenzrd
iv n D. BrRKHAkT rsppBs tipping eni asns ',sdun. AZ
a y May he seen daily, for frFl- nsrssalon
A. her rem, No 50 West 2lst-sL
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Cost -ano FOUND.

EOUND.-A SUM Of MONEY, which the owner can
have BY proving property and paying this sdver.ept Apply
AZ No $50 CTsldsL r. Y. BROWN.
I OST or Stolen in coming from West HOboken TO
IL Hoboisn Fsrry small Wallet containing the fO~nE notes
dated January 1883 drawn BY UDdel Person Co. AZ
months 6r se payable to the order Of Ubsel Pen Co. ani
By them ndosed DO drawn BY Usde Person Lake the
and nd0.ed months Apri for Slhei
DO months March H. ls for s9 PAYABLE the order Of
L. hcMAhon, and rdor-ed and the folio Payabs
ny oidr upiLdorsed u mouths from FEB ls9
o o. O DO. u months from Feb IS G55 for sio the
following monfhs dasd March 1855 for s ~
By Brode; months drawn Brote
sS42 the stopped al persons
forbid neEocsus The hnder The money o.
the ab0yenAued ADDE'S No ~ BrozEay
GEORGE O. LAKE
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60 Ubom il mar Concern.

60 Ubom il mar Concern.
WRECKED PROPERTY.-Notice is hereby given
w persons that the owDg oesr oed
wrecked property has into my possession ait; About ten
thousand feet Of flAet Walnut Plank and Boards.
About the sad lumber Barcelona N the = OF
Wesfed County Of Chsusggue small quantity o. ta ana
Cseb Hubert and quantity the and Of Alexander
said TIE r,sdue IN tie q Port and n sad Soaay
lie Hr,itr oiefah-
Ti sffosei % haze ben ca; ashore from Eese nAi
bfrus Lake EIie The Of the o-sisr CT 1sAt'
have urAts Where the and ~ condition
unknown.
The letter Il usited OF the boarss .ad AK Win r
hsk, which Be the pnneips marx The letters ~
B. and also fou nd b9dd N re ends 81 some o. ne TICK
psuk IL Las Teen APPRAISED : thousand
The sove rroptr nv viii h .asy ssec; the esa es Of
OLlNEk W. olhI q, Nofon-i
Dated Westfeh Nav q 1855
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Cbaures for Business mfn.

WOOLEN FACTORY for SALE.-The Trustees Oh
w the AUBURN WOODEN COMPANY vii eel pabhs
Aaeon The OGee Of the Company Auburn on WEDNESDAY
Buisns Machinery Real Estate Water Po-s stoeH n PrO7>
Msss al personal property and Effects Of the AU
BURN WOODEN COMPANY connected VITA or nse-ss 70 the
carrying Of the aid Factory The Factory sno~ IN fu ooeon
without being cut The Nil
and Machinery condition. with al The Modern
provenen Buieina e.eessS for twenty s .nf have
al room sanr .ri power necessary FOR tina; oec The Ma
saine operation eleven esrd oous and ether n.ch
ery IN hat popoon Terms Of made Known the s.
or By application o the Trustees before that day.
Dated AHbarn April d issS- -,
tSiEnedJ THOMAS " HOW, u sscrstxry
.bov, NE IA POSTPONED snrl THURSDAY the Sd q
Jane next at 10 o'elock AN q the SANE place
tsiusdj THOMAS Y. HOW, Jr- se<xssry.
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Real gsiaie for 6ale.

Real gsiaif for 5ale.
AT PRIVATE, sALE-A fourstOry brown stone front
N House GrouGd situated the north Sde Of l5tt
ard avE and No 81 East th The hoese
/. "A depth finished excellent style vita
In perfect order for pcs terms ano
further rsIteuss sPPy 70 ANTHONY bLEECAEA AsoAeef
No BTctd-a
AT PRIVATE SALE--Fam on Long Island near
N william ursh fer saJe cheap containing S. acres eonand
Icg view Of Flashing Bay Sound, AID be Hshasds ass BAN
be OF ut apple plum Peseh gains 1 % me
Place and bed capable u s1dDg sac % si
railroad and 0mnos routes ana soDp oc
Ipnv 10 COLI CHILTOS suct0neen No 10 sa<aaE
DEAUTIFUL FARM or COUNTRY SEAT for
sIIEsruaed on the Of the Cenr. Railroad ~ j. de
20 RI. Sosrl 80 niles from New containing from 10
an noble Brick Mansion Hols with al
ar u budirs Is; fruit garden psnfy OF nut hEe well Of wafer,
80 Nj sen 20 sppresisted Fog pertca.s inquire q
P~rdsnf Peoples Insurance Co No. lis Canast
s-Wood exchange for uDeneumbered City, Brooklyn
wIHsnsbsrsh property
NOTNTKY RESIDENCE for SALE at JAMAICA,
tJI uifhiu vsk AID fall RSlrosd
n eorsfng good Hou1e, OutBadnss Grsps yns. Yras
~ a eSsorsr Apply II Ne Is Bssknsast- front Once.
TvARM for sALE-One Of the most desirable places
on Esrd within 50 miles Of she city eouysusut Of 90
rroad about good Land 10
hsh cultivation, beautifully located, with dwell
no oufbzns perfect order with abundance Of choice
fru win be sod favorable and posssss0n = bad
Yer and fall particular sPply AhIhoSf
BLELCKRR, kssfionssr Nc. Bso>s~
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4musemenie.

NIBLO's GARDEN,
IN The coolest and most delightful retreat IN The world
Is h Sfs.'S ass = GA R5Ii Has
sT 7R1BTsS fSESSG play iii
MI burton Mn ToOdle NJ. HUGHES.
Farmer Frank %XN " loo mirfNRR
Zee hS.% Sas Td q aesR.
The nteon of half hour will take place the end OF the
G5ss'ss under % ssS9 Of Sig I. M'nn' wi"
ERANCONTs Unprecedented
Attraction. for the Eishth weeizTHIs AFTERNOON .oS
Nv S, SssS SSss p.ss S % saSS the CAR OF FioaA
T n g6.JS .I hs.r:
Y; *: sssS e: s1'S.. PPs
' o fR6 ESQ: 81 s SSS Es5 10 18TH TIE %o Il
Deer. open and
P.e,u snoe. given every evening the
Ssa S1 s. . ss $ as ISsSI the re-
served seat and boxes on each Performance. -,
House IoSsjays, and Dod~oI. Music Store
WASHINGTON CIRCUS-corner Of S9th-st and
w Shsy MANN nooss rHOSsOS''.'.''.''' pEUPrissora
:: S 4 r.; iS ' a.ssS ..a
aErfsSso gs sa i F s S SSS g
Ss sSH%g:Asd A' he y RsS6 s.i''
f EE fj55rSsiSk S sS GA WSHiE2IEixs
ThE ANTONIO FAMILY, :,
and full troupe afhffs si5S &S6 Ys 9SEsISG '''
AheroonDoors p performance TO commence 81 oeN
Ryeuin.-Drors open performance 20 commence al
Iauissou 20 al parts OF the hosse, TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
re- Sixhsv the doors every tee ma
uies the EghhAv. Cars within two minutes wax
DARNIrSFs AMERICAN MUSEUM-The BEARD
Nd Ed LADY FROM EIrLERLAND who hss fall sIown eas
fsee. and HERR Won SFINOAtI
the pENOLNING MAN still eere.
THIS AFTERNOON CrJ ESDAY) ct O'clock the tesis o. er
Won SPlN0AiEu BOOTS AT THE SMAN sna me IRiSi yhA
COON. THIS EVENING ococh SPlNGALEU and the POOH
GENTLEMAN Adm'tAnc P1sset and Upper BAcany
IA cents eSiTs. The three Sereents vet here
Last week bat one
pANVARDs HOLY LAND at the GeOrama, No.
~ SO Brosdwsy This magnificent PauHs presents
detail all the saeed localities Bible and ali the Holy
Places In e.s between the Empires OF France and Russia
Exhibited EVERY EVENING O'Clock and
urdsy Afternoon At oeocs Admission Children half pee
MIR JOHN OwENSs ASCENT of MONT BLANC,
NI Chinese saloon No $50 Broadway,
Of Original and
MopOorue Of Admi,tsnoe
circle q Doors IA
O'Clock. FEEDh T. BURGESS Agent
GREAT ATTRACTION-Fre Concerts at the Otto
onAs every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY AFrtR |
NOON O'clock Should weather prove snysrabe
cert VIII take place the next fair day.
TIVE BRYAN GALLERY of CHRISTIAN ART |
Consanns BY tbs celebrated TAL
1nN, srAnlsh FLEMISH and FRENCH Mesten nom GUIDO
pE slENNE "a d. i3lD down 10 H0RACE vERNET % nov
opsn ior kthnen No sfS Broadway Union Pek Aduf
son . een> kzhdbitOn besr from A. d. toisPA
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Wants.

AS a good Cook, and to wash and iren, in private
N family b, and chansennsia and hne Ls.nere or -
peeness have slsssEt city reference Cal 1ss . sss'
y DE bookstore
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fine ARTS.
CRYSTAL PALACE in OIL C0LORS.-Just pub
E.hs ~ MOORE CROSBY Boston. beautiful picture Of
,he CTv.tal Palace printed IN oil eoo after BAKERS Eng
Isl method For sal At the Bookstores sencraly
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PV'' pau - T. L. NICHOLS ~ D. Port chs-te Y.
THE LATEST PUBLICATIONS-EvANs &

BRITAIN No 6g Broadway, to the Of Fourthst
are from London al the books Of interest 70
which the attention Of bookbuye AL tbs Amen
publications will be found their counters a. soon s. issued
Their GO Election comprise the bsi Library Editions stand
Fr the different departments 81 literature 10 VAR
eusst binding, calf half calf 6c
1ier rrias II low ss the downtown houses
Books mposd order by with prompntnde and
care, reasonable terms . -u... =,
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ZOE sAIE-In the village Of Syossett North Oyster
FOR sALE.-A neat cottage House and Lot, 81

EOR SALE-A Farm OF % Acres OF lana, Hihg IN
The vss. Of Jamaica Long Island and within three ninaie
the railroad depot For he ran q bushes % .he sssa
s,rteusu most desi abe feadence beng e
len ss um city BY railroad The village ns or
i, hshe. hoo and acety further particulars. inquire Of
-" Of MOTT Co. No. 81 Caamoes~t
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4 OK SALE-A three-story Brick House and Lot
all the improvements on the south side OF nth
tween 9TH aId hsdisonsya Apply 1,a,,n ,oy, A. a ,,
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Of Land immediately opposite Point ssitass % " sas
one Of probable frs 70 tss So ~
from 80 70 % vu stes bs.ssJ oestsd ssrns - a. 49,
hots Appl, 70 ADRIAN H. MULLER Aserssssss wsSSpS
Bros1wsyi O. G. sCHENK, No % Nss'ssss- % y" "
Esqy ne1T Tic rIenixa @
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AGENCY Tor BOARD No. s99 BCOadSay, (near
n Brrone 81 Room 4-Perrss wi-hirF aceonuctr i5-s 81
ca uE this OFF, VII fgd % TIE b-st Boar
his ey from h thsy sc, nee Of char aosr aAsu-
Roc to be vsntsee e resiser snel a'sss s
son possible Good houses below an s. are
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n PAT Of HOUSE the Bovery sale chap. dong good
business A be nrdeAnds the bus nee AMI "a
a vii ind this chspee satsactoTy reasons E'en o
81 oil I. R
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-10-08
Children.

They tell us that old earth no more
By angel feet is trod;
They bring not now, as they brought of yore
The oracles of God.
Oil each of these young human flowers
Gods own high message bears,
And we are walking, all our hours,
With "angels unaaDares."
The cradle rocks in peasants cot
AS it rocks in the mobiles hail.
And the brightest gift in the loftiest lot
Is gift that is given to all.
For the sunny light of childhood's eyes
Is a boon like the common air;
And, like the sunshine of the skies,
1t falleth everywhere!
Everywhere, everywhere
Like the butterhys silver wings,
That are seen by all in the summer air.
We meet with these beautiful things!
And the low sweet lisp of the baby child
By thousand hills is heard,
And the voice of the young hearts laughter
wild
As the voice Of a singing bird.
By sitting street and breezy hill
We meet tn cir spirit mirth
That such bright shapes should linger till
They take the stains of EARTH
Oh! play not those blessed part
To whom the boon is given;
To leave their errand with the heart,
And straight return to Heaven!
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-10-08

is plenty of pine timber for building pur-
poses, and although it is in the mountains
is accessible.
Lieut.. Williamson is getting along re-
markably well with his survey. He has
completed his reconnaissance Of all that
portion of the Sierra Nevada, from the
head of Kern river to the Coast Range,
and most thorough one he has made.
Walkers Pass is of no account at all. He
will proceed rs soon as the wagons arrive
from Fort Miller with the subsistence
stores, to run several lines of levels thro'
the different passes in the TETON. No
thing as yet has been heard from Beal.
The body of the man who strayed from
Lieut.. Mechanics party was found on the
Plains, between Kern river and the Tejon
The weather is quite warm, varying from
SO to l05 degrees at midday, and in the
cool shade from ~ to 60 degrees, at sum
rise in the morning. Although the differ
ence of temperature during 10 hours has
been as great as 56 degrees, yet this great
change is hardly felt. 1t has been raining
for the last ten days or fortnight over in
the basin or plain beyond the mountains,
some days quite hard. Should the com
muncation contain any ideas you may
think worthy of attention, you can make
what use Of them you may think proper.
GEORGE SroNEMAN,
Lieut.. lst Dragons.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-10-08
SECOND VOLU nj T.
OF THE

y9yyBnHya yy ZEE Y X PI PLACER AazG,BR EEll8haAAD
an the eleventh day of September 1898
I under many difficulties, the first NO.
of the "Herald'' was issued, since then
the Editor has faithfully endeavored to
carry out the intention set forth at the
start -through evil and good report, thro'
sssunshine and storm' this has been his
earnest endeavor The firm that started
the paper was Messrs. Mitchell, Rust q
McEIroy The two last named gentle
men withdrew from the firm IN few
weeks, having disposed of their interest
in the office, and the publication of the
"Herald" was continued by L. Mitchell,
and for the last nine months the Herald
has been issued by L. & c. II. Mitchell.
With the close of the present Volume the
latter gentleman withdraws from the pub
lication of the Herald.
And the undersigned in entering upon
the publication of the second Volume.
would inform those who are the patrons
of the Herald, that it is his intention TO
make 1t a Democratic paper. MS IN
formation it is but proper should ne com
municated to those who have interested
themselves in the paper during the last
twelve months.
In entering upon the second volume the
undersigned does it without IA promise OF
"A favor from any man-tree ana uhtFahl-
meIed. He expects to enter upon his
task free to contend for right and tree TO
condemn wrong. "
<,I>,,., So,ton,hor Qrt lS)Y.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-10-08

GEORGE SrONEMAN,
Lieut.. lst Dragons.
Members OF the Legislature o.
California, for the Session
commencing January, 1854
completely
1st District, composed of the counties
of San Diego, San Bernardipo, and Lo:
Angeles-J. P. Mcfarland.
3D. Santa Barbara and San Louis Obs
bo-Pabla de La Guerra.
Sd, Monterey and Santa Grub. c.
Whiting.
4th, Santa Clara and Alameda-J
GREwELL.
9Th, San Francsco-S. Brannan, E. }
Moore, w. M. Lent, "John S, Hagar.
9th, Mariposa and Tulare-*J. A. Wade
7th Tuolumne-J. II. Coffroth, T
Kendall.
9Th, San Joaquin and Contra Costa
II. A. CRABB.
9th Sacramento--G. w. Colby, *A. P
CATLiN.
10th, Soano, Napa and Yolo--E. Nc.
GERRY.
l1th, Sonoma, Martin and Mcndocino--
"Joseph M. Hudspeth.
18th, Trinity, Klamath, Humboldt and
Sskiyou-B. w May.
18th Colusi and Shasta-R. Il. Sprague
18th, Butte-ELlsHA Il. PECK.
18th, Yuba and Sutter-SAMuEL SMITH
c. H. Bryan, and james II. Stebbins.
10th, Neyada-sW. II. Lyons, J. Il.
Crenshaw.
l7th, Placer-A. c. Tuttle, y. Walkup
18th, Ell Dorado-B. F. Keene, G. w
Hook, G. ID. Hall, and H G. Livermore
10Th, Culaveras--C. A. Leake, and f.
d. SAWYER.
2Oth, Sierra--James Fl. Gardner.
Those marked thus" hold over from
last session; wings in SMALL CAPS.
ASSEMBLY.
Alameda--Col. Watkins.
Butte--Richard Irwan, John g. Maget
and Seneca Ever.
Calaveras--W. NJ. Gordan, j. H. Car
son, Martin Rowen, w. G. Pratt and A
| j. RoUGHTALING.
Colusi--G N. BowIN
Contra Costa--B. F. Warmcastle.
El Dorado--John Conness, E. G
Springer, H. Hollister, G. Mcdonald
S. A. Balou, d. P. Talmadge, f. A
Stephenson and A. Briggs.
Humbodt--M. Spencer.
Kamath--S G. Whipple.
Los Angeles--C. e. Carr, and E. Hun.
Mariposa.--P, T. Herbert and -
Henry.
Martin--Clieger.
Mendocino and Sonoma--Lndsey Car
son and a tie between Hooker democrat
and whig.
Monterey--D. r. Ashley.
Napa--Cornwall
Nevada-J. II. Bostwick, H. Sweet.
land, - Dawley, E. BURTON, and w
LINDSEY.
Placer-B. F. Myres, j. O'Neill, B. L.
Fairfield, and G. H. Van Cleft.
Sacramento-J. M. McBrayer, II. r
Davidson, J. w. Park, and F. A. Park.
San Francisco-J. G. Hubbard, e. B
Purdy, w. j. Sweasey, F. w. Koll, J
w. Bagley, E. A. Greene, N. Hubert
E. Nichols, and J. A. Gilbert. 4.
Santa Cruz - stowe.
Santa Clara-W LErCHER and F
Mckinney.
Santa Barbara-Pedro G GARLIC.
San Observation-Disclosures Hunt.
San Diego-Chas P Noel.
San Joaquin--A G Bradford and John
Stemmons.
! San Louis Obspo-PARKER II FRENCH
Solano-B G WHITMAN.
Shasta-John r Ring.
Sierra-John James and Francis An
derson.
Siskiyou-W D Aylett.
Sutter-E o F Hastings,
Trnity-John Musser.
Tuolumne-J Hof, w Vaudeville
T Hoyt. II B Goddard, and DR.. HoRR
Tnlare--Joseph Tivey.
Yolo-H Griffith.
Yuba-C s Fairfax, Y McDuffie
J C Jones, Z w Dannsls and H B Kel
logg.
Wings in small caps.
The Senate will be composed Of thirty
three members eight Of whom are wings
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-10-08

The Assembly will be composed of
eighty members, eleven of whom are
wings. The wings may gain another
member in Mendocino and Sonoma,
where there is tie. The democrats
have a majority of seventy-three on joint
ballot.--Den. State Journal.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-10-08
Gbe llDffklp plaffr Afralo.
Published every Saturday Morning by
TABB MITCHELL.
A, the HERALD OFFICE, on Main Street,
opposite the National Hotel.

ADVERTISING, one square, OF lo iines'
and more than shines, first insertion, three
dollars each subsequent insertloh' one
dollar and fifty cents.
For half square of five lines or more
than three, first insertion, two doliars'
each subsequent insertion, one dollar
For three lines or less, first lnsertion'
one dollar and fifty cents.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-10-08

Auburn, September 3rd, 1888.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-10-08
The time az holding CONrfs M
Placer county.

for tie balance Of The gear I053.
District Court Term commences Mon
day, October 7th, 1853
Court Of osSessions Term commences Won
day, October 8 /, 1853, and Monday Decem
ber 5th, 1853 The Court Of Sessions transact
all county business Immediately after the
criminal business is disposed of
ounty ourt Term commences oeptem
Der 5th, and November 7th, 1853.
Probate Court-Term commences on the
4th Monday of every month.
WM A JOHNSON, Clerk.
Auburn, Avg. 3, '53 -4SN
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-10-08

p j. Fisher, begs leave to in orm the
ICs public that he keeps on hand general
assortment If machinery for mining. Orlgi-
nal designs gotten up in manner that can
not fail to give satisfaction.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-10-08

d III. MCDONALD, Proprietor OF
IOsth the Miners Drug Store. No. 139 street
between 9Th and 9th, Sacramento; importer
and dealer in Drugs, Fresh Herbs, Patent
Medicines, Oil, Paints, Brushes, Periumery'
ETC. ETC.. nl0ly
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-10-08

~ J. Hilayer, Attorney and Counselor
". at Law, Yankee jim, Placer CO. Cal
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-10-08

Eureka Lodge No. l6, of f s. A.
~ Masons, meet the first and third Mondays
In every month. Transient brethren in good
standing are invited to communicate.
II. T HOLMES, Secretary
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-10-08
Notice.

Notice,
Mountain Lodge, No. ID, |. o. o. F.,
IS located at Mad Canon, on the Middle
Fork of the American River. Brethren
are invited to visit. Regular meetings
every Saturday evening
WIN. CORY, Secretary.
Geo. H. VAN CLEFT, N. G.
August 9th, 185S-n47 If.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-10-08

90. F.-Auburn Lodge, No, 7, meets
IL every saturday evening. Brethren in
good standing are invited to visit
JAS. ANDERSON, Secretary.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-07-13
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LANES S,HRlEXAAsT

JAMES Stew AEST
TTAS lust received the largest and most beaUtif full
l. l. stock of SPRING and SUMNER DRY GOODS
ever brought to Cadz, which have been selected
with great care from the receat mportations in
Philadelphia, and will be sold for cash good pro-
dqce at very small advance above Eastern cost
Purchasers are respectfully solicited to give them
ain early cali, and good bargain the stock
consists Of general assortment ot the following ar
icles:
French Merino and Thibet Cloths;
Coburgs Pharmacies, and Persian twills:
High colorod de aines, cashmere and Gala plaids;
Mohair and silk lnsres, alpacas, all colors
Bombazines and Persian cloths do do
High lustre plain black silks, all widths
Brocades, satin plads and watered Silks
Black and Chameleon silks and Turk satins
China Silks and Poplins, plain and hgured
French and American Ginghams, all prices;
English and American chintZes and calicoes;
Needle worked cuff collars, chimZettes and capes;
Embroidered, plain and hem stitched linen cam
brio hdkts;
Silk pocket hdk'fs, cravats and neck tics;
Gloves mitts, hosiery and suspenders;
Tickings, checks, beached and brown rausns;
Irish Linen table cloths and damasks;
Bird-Gye and Russia diapers, very cheap;
High colored dress and sack tiannes, plain and
figured;
Cloths. Cassimeres, Satinetts, Kentucky Jeans,
and Pestings;
Bonnets and Bonnet Ribbons at bargains;
Spring and Summer Shawls, general assortment;
Crash and towels at so per cent. below regular
prices;
Red, white and yellow fannes, very cheap.
Also general assortment OF Queensware, Groce
ries, &c Bring on your trade.
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