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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-28
A NEW AMUSEMENT.

We have sunctimes iiunght that lt
might prove most useful thing for
the pale, feeble and sickly young wo-
men of the present day, if some COM
pe,eut pcrson should get up a series
of amusements for them, of kind tit
ted to develope and strengthen their
physical powers. Suppose, for exam
pic, we should get up an amusement
called Taking off our Grandmoth-
ers," in which one or several of these
feeble young women should appear in
shor,-gown aud petticoat. with pals
soap aud scrubbing brush, aud play
scrubbing the aoor-mind, onl, p'ay
it, though, of course, to be effectively
PLAYED, i. should be done as vigorous
! " and as near like our grandmo,hers
who did il in earnest, as possible,
The brush should be laid on as hard
and the floor made as clean, as ifdono
in earnest instead Of fun, but you are
to remember that it is only to be fun
fashionable fu., and you know that =
great many fashionable amusement
a are as fatiguing as scrubbing floors
for instance, dancing all night. Only
let some ingenious body contrive to
make it fashionable amusement to
take off our grandlnothers' floor
scrubbing, and our word for 1t, ma,ny
of our fashionable young women VINO
don't seem to have strength enough to
pick up fan or handkerchief, world
90 through the whole process OF scrub
bing a floor, and do it well.
AZ few of our fashionable friends
would know how to &c. up this a.
musement, on account of never hav'
| ing seen il done, we supply the recipe
| from our collection Of hints to house.
wives.
For this purpose have o small tub
or bucket ofwarm water; an old s0s
Ger to hold o piece of brown SOAP. a
large, thick tow-linen Aoor-cloth, a..H
a long. handled scrubbing-brush. Dip
the whole of the Hoor-cfoth int" '1e
water, and with it wet aportion OF ''''
floor. Next rub some soap on'thy
lbristles of the brush, and scrub hard
! all over the wet place. Then d''
your cloth into the water, and with II
wash the suds of the floor. Wiring
the cloth, wet it again. and wipe :
floor with it second time. Las,l'
wash the cloth about in the VALE.
wiring it as dry as possible, and CIV"
the floor last and hard wiping with II;
Afterwards, go on to the next part o. o.
the floor, wetit, scrub il, wipedttlreo
times, and proceed in the same man
ner, a piece st time, till you have
gone over the whole; changing the
dirty water for clean whenever yo''
find it necessary When the fioor has
been scrubbed, leave the sashes raise
while it is drying. For securing con.
mon floors that are very dirty, have ~
you an old tin pan with some gray
sand in it, and after soaping the brtls".
rub on it some sand also.
We believe the above are the me-
cessary directions, and strictly follow
ed, they will constitute an amusement
of the most taking character; and
many gentleman who wouldn't give
straw Tor all the polkas that were
ever invented, would give his eyes and
his heart for sight Of the young Ia.
dies Taking off their Grandmothers.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-28

Nor WoRTn rHR TAxEs.-Mr. W.
of the ward, is not only one OF lis
representatives, in the City Council, but
is at present acting as assistant Assessor.
He is pretty sharp old codger, and is
always true TO any public trust commits
ted to him.
In performing his duty as Assessor
he yesterday called at the house oi Q
German family whom he knew to have
considerable money out at interest,
though living in very poor manner
He found the old man and his Irow, al
home, and Immediately proceeded with
his business.
They freely answered all his questions
until he came down to the last article,
amoney oninterest." They first deni-
ed they had any; then the old man &C.
knowledged that he had S25 and by
close questioning his wife admitted 10
$50. This made the old man mad, and
be refused to answer further, when the
energetic Assessor dropped him and
pressed the other side Of the house. By
the most strenuous exertions the irow
a, last was made 10 acknowledge that
her husband had an even hundred out
al interest.
uNow said The Assessor 10 the old
man after he had nut down this impor.
tant item. abaye YOU any other taxable
nronertyYn N
.N.,b;no y rarl;sd ,be German, orufF.
=, I3, ,Iu, ,pins y;fss. von can Nh her
y, ". us' h,. r,nn;.b ,.,nv ~
''''a ne' 'o !, ,i;.d ~. ..o..or
"ihaps iass, fep.'eu r. ;an.. .%e v,s;,u' sn,;Sss
VINO saw essaIe na =, ~, u Ju UAt, ,n- ,em,od.
are 'asao,e' s"1 W. Iaun han. ~ aoOd ~ look;no
ing me Oh u. LOU hass e:,. sooi 'o0"ns ~ ,.d
industrious wotnan' anu 'n,nS, h s,,,r "a .,
lng her nandP SHARPLY W eau Sc. , uti a ,a a. a.
worth soooU. - iou ID" "s'' e"''' -
pay TAX on hef'
"Vat!" exclaimed the as'on,sheo yer
man; "you daxes der woman"
"That's the law," replied the Asses
sor. ar
avell, den, ! leaves my vomaus-she
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-28
POETRY
From tho Ladies' Keepsake.
LOVE ON!
BY ELIZA COOK.


Love on, love on, Inc soul must h ave shrine
The rudes. breast must find some hallowed
spot:
The God who formed US ieft no spark divine
In him who dwells on earth and loyeth not
Deyotion's links compose sacred chain
or holy brightness and unmeasured length
The world with oil its selfish rust and stain
May mar its beauty, but not touch i'll
strength.
Love on-love on-ayo, even though tho heart
We fondly build on, proveth like the sand;
Though ono by enc, faiths corner stones de-
part,
And even hop0's last pillar fails to stand:
Though We may dread tho lips we once be-
Ieved, ,7
And know their falsehood shadows all ou,
days,
Who would not sooner trust and be deceived
Than own the mean, cold spirit that botraysi
Love on, love on, though we may live to sec
The dear face wither in its circling shroud
Though dark and dense the cloud of deatf
may be-, .sr.
Affections glory yet shall pierce the cloud
The iruest spell that heaven can give to lure
Tho sweetest prospect Mercy can bestow,
Is tho bless'd thoughtthat bids the soul be sure
. - 80 4 L -.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-28

Santa Annals policy as so far adopted
towards the U. $. is decidedly pacific.
He disposes ofthe Garay claim by ad-
lmitting the,yalidity Of the Sloo contract
for constructing the Tehuantepec COM
munlcation. -
The Commissioners Of the Sinking
Fund Of Virginia will redeem $4,000
tof,he State debt on the first day or Au-
gust next. I, is nearly all held in Eng
land.
Clark Mills has had an interview
with the President in regard,to hisgrpat
Equestrian Statue ofWashingion, which
is to be completed in three years.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-28
Branch.

What is The use IF those long He
lrew Genealogicsf Genesis, ch. g.
II is a remarkable fact, that the names
that are given in this chapter Of me-
moirs and epitaphs when literally Trans
lated from the Hebrew, contain proph-
ecy Of the gospel ol Christ, each one
conveying great and blessed truth.
Adam is the first name, which means,
sman in the image OF God;' Seth. sub
stituted by;' Enos, sffail man, Canaan,
slamenting;' Nlahalaleel, ahe blessed
God; 'Jared, shall come down. Eaoch
.teaching;' Methusela,, 'his death shall
send; Lampch, 'to the humble;' Noah
rest or 'consolation.'
It is THUS that ifyou take the whol'
Of the names, and simply in the order
in which they are recorded, you have
this truth stated by them:-
To man, once made in the image o
God, now substituted by man, frail ant
full ofsorrow, the blessed God hilns"l
shall come down to the eatth teaching
and his death shall send 10 the huhbl,
consolation.
Thisis just an epitome OF Christianity
'-Rto. DR.. Canning.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-28

In the Supreme Court at Lowell, Q
lad named Ashworth has obtained a YER
dict for S1,675 agains. DR.. Joseph Kit
tfpdge, or Andover, Tor malpractice, ia
the ireatmen, ofa injured arm, where
by the boy losli!,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-28
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The government has determined not
TO attempt to use force in the suhjec'ion
Of the Florida Indians, but to proceed
with the surveys Of the lands there, be-
lieving that all that is necessary is 10
conyinceIthe Indians that The process Of
settlement is to 60 on quietly, in order
to induce them to give up their hostile
demonstrations and accept OF terms to
peaceably join their friends west Of Ar
kansas.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-28

Judge Mason the new eonr''s''c'
Of Patents has entered on bis duties.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-11-26
WOOD FOR SALE.
TEAMING.

THE undersigned would take this method of
l. informing the citizens of Auburn and the
immediate vicinity that he is at all times
ready to do any tanning that persons may
desire to have done about town or the ada
cent country Having two teams he will be
enabled to attend promptly to any hauling
that may be required. lie has a largea cunt
of cord wood ready for sale and delivery, and
persons can be supplied without delay by
calling upon him or leaving their orders on
the states which he has placed at the Post Of
fee, Monroe's Blacksmith shop and the Union
store WOODBURY. PAGE.
Auburn, Nov q, '53-my
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-11-26

creaSing at Mobile. In England the chol
era il retiring. Some new remedies have
been discovered for this frighttul disease
In one case, where the paroxysms Of
cramp were fearful to witness, chloro-
form was administered with entire success.
The report about the President and
Marcy disagreeing appears untrue. The
latter, 1t is said, enjoys the entire conf
dence of the Presinent. When it was
publicly announced after the long sitting
on the Kosta affair, that the President
approved Of Capt. Ingraham's course,
various associations assembled to prepare
some testimoninl to the gallant Captain.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-11-26
IN T1aHr PLAcE.-The city authori-

T1aHr PLAcE.-The city authori-
ties Of Marysville recently passed an or
dinance for the removal Of outside stairs
in that city. While the Council was in
session few days since, the stairs leading
to the Comncil Chamber were removed
and the dignifed members of that body,
according to the Herald, were compelled
to "shin" dowp the posts of the building,
Frank Redman, a respectable citizen
of Santa Clara, was assaulted in that town
this afternoon, by one Christopher Mann,
a desperate character. Several words
passed between them Of an angry charac-
ter, when Mann knorked Redman down
with stone, nficting IA dangerous wound
in the head. Redman is not expected to
live. The officers are in pursuit of Mann.
Times s Transcript
Several robberes were committed in
San Francisco on Saturday night last.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-11-26
RSiasaras Bar Bridge.

THIS Bridge has just been completed an L 10
l. Row in good order for CROSSING al la .no
North Fork of tie American River two m,ie' d.,
from lllinoistown on the direct road 10 Di'A l1
abethtown, Yankee J m Michigan CITY, ID
dian and Humbug Canons ,,cr
novl9 SO i'm CHao. hlOh'
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-11-26
NONsTABLE,S SALE-.--p--:-.


" OF an execution. to me directed s:u'i u|tus
OF the Court of B. T. Buckley, a Just;o. 0us
the Peace, within and for the County 'T of ~ ot
GER. State of California. TIP. No 6, on . TN A'
ment rendered on the 10Th day of Novewbass as'
n. d. 1853, in favor of NJ. B. Tuhh Sam";; Sn"er;
Todd and Upton and against p Trhue' ThoN'
rs for the sum of $377 ,63 debt topether ',Un. ,1
$40 IL damages and costs of suit, havs t,ta th;a
day, levied upon and will sell to the hshe.s ,a,s
bidder for cash, in Yankee Jms, at the bo"ss 'Ss
owned oy the above named defendant. ON
Friday the 10th day of December. 195s On
o'clock, p m, all the right. title and ;n+ans.'
OF the said U B Thomas in and to tho fouo@' ,es'
ing property, to-wit; One house and lot o;.
uated on Main street, Yankee Jim's. and ;o;' 1''
ing Tubhs & Todd's store said nronsut Iv.u.
being and situated in TIP No S, Yankee Jfry Jm'y!
Placer county D. G SCOTT. Den Sh"a:S
Yankee Iim's, Nov 23l, '53-nll St '''A
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-11-26
ODmstable's Sale. ---By virtua &c -

4 lDmSEaDEe's sake. $40 BY virtue Of sr
" execution. to me directed, issued ont or a.. az
Court of b. T Buckley, a Justice of the pesoe sao
within and for the County of Placer, Stato ~
California, TIP No. g. on judgment rendou "
ed on the 10th day OF November, q d 1osg
in favor Of NJ b. Tubbs. Samuel Todd .nJ q
Upton and against U. B Thomas mr no o
sum of $377 G3 debt together with sao1S
damages AMI costs Of suit have this d-~
levied upon md will sell to the highest hiddn,
for cash. in Yankee Jim's, at the house ownoa
by the above named defendant. on Thursdor
the lst day of December, 1858, Mt Q o'clocp
p. m. all the right, title and interest of tbs
said U Thomas in and to the fo]lowinr
described property, to wit: Decanter. =
glasses, 9 pitchers, buckets large mirror
globe lamps, tables, sofa, cane bottom
chairs, heisteads, mattresses, "a sbeets
7 pillows, "a pillow slips pairs blankets
6 wash stands, II wash bowls 6 pitchers 4
looking glasses, . spttoons, S chamhers-ssii
property being in Yankee inns, Tp No, &
Placer county D. C SCOTT, Deputy Sheriff
Yankee Inns, Nov. 23d, '53-n1l /,
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-11-26

DI VlR III OF power of sale confirmed
ID in a certain mortgage executed by II. VI
house to Eliza Elliott on the first day of July
n. d. 1852, to secure the payment of certain
promissory note for $500 with $500 interest
on the goth day of November, a d. 1852
which mortgage is duly recorded in the otfics
Of the Recorder Of Placer County in Book
of mortgages, page II which said mortgage
was on the 2Sth day of May q. d. 1853
to me duly assigned Ivy the said Eliza Elliott
to secure the payment Of promissory note
executed to me by said Eliza Elliott on the
said 28th day of Way, a. d. 1853, for $3.50.
with interest at per cent per month and
payable sixty days after date to David B.
iughs or order, which assignment was duly
recorded in said office on page 207 Book A of
Mortgages, | will sell at public auction in
front of the Court House at Auburn for cash.
on saturday the 10th day of December, a. d
1853, between the hours Of 10 and a o'clock
of said day the said mortgaged premises to
wit: All that property in the said town of
Auburn known as the Empire Hotel with the
appurtenances thereunto belonging and the
ground whereon said hotel stands; to he sold
to sati fly said claim of $3.50, with interest
due and to become due ther on.
D. B. MuGHS. :.
Auburn, Nov. rs, 80 81
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-11-26
SHEREFF'S SALE.--By virtue Of a.

SHERSFF'S SALE.--By virtue Of an
~ execution, to me directed and delivered
issued out Of the District Court of the 9Th
JUDICIAL District in and for Sacramento coup.
ty, on a Judgment rendered on the Cd day Of
May, a. d 1853, in favor Of John Gillig and
against II. NJ. House for 1913 81 and interest
from the day judgment was rendered at the
rate Of 10 per cent per annum, together with
$lO8,4 costs Of suit. | have this day levied
upon and will sell to the highest bidder for
cash at the Empire Hotel in the town of Au.
burn. on Saturday December the 3d. 1858 at
8 o'clock, p IN all the right, title interest
AMI claim Of sad House in and to the follow.
ing described personal property now in his
occupa cy. namely: 2 chandeliers, center
tables, II benches 5 tables 2 cooking stoves
and pipe for same, 6 dozen dishes md plates
do2. cups and saucers. 8 doS. spoons, 4 doc.
knives and forks, duz. candlesticks. i doa.
side lamps, I looking glasses paror stoves
and pipe for same, 70 yds mating, 36 cots
and mattresses and sheets md pillows ioy
same y pairs blankets, hedstends and mat
rasses, and sheets and pillows for same Bar
fixtures, 2 large lanterns y pairs window
curtains pitchers. wash bowls and nri
ting desks, or so much thereof as will satisfy
said execution and costs This November
22d 1873 :. c. ASTIN, Sheriff Placer CO.
Auburn. Il nii-lt
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-11-26
" G LYONS,
ALBERT AUS IN
CONRAD BENGER
NOV. II I653-3Fp
SALE.--By virtue of an

- az FIN 4 g. - - N AAk<s Dy NiTtue ul an
y execution to me directed and delivered,
issued by Justice Hawkins, Of Township No
3 Placer County on a Judgment rendered on
the Sth day OF August, "A 1853 in favor
Of John Gwynn and against II NJ House,
for the sum of $l84 II with interest from the
26,h day of May, 1858, at the rate Of per
cent per month tog 4ther with the sum Of
$50 20 damages and costs of suit | have this
dly levied upon and will sell to the highest
bidder, 0t the Empire Hotel in Auburn,
Placer County, en- Saturday the 81 day Of
December, 1858 at o'clock, p M, all the
right, tide, interest and claim Of said House
in and to the'tollowing property now in his
occupancy, namely: 2 handellers, center
tables, II benches, tables, cooking stoves
and stove pipe, 6 doz dishes and plates 4 doz. .
cups and saucers and dozen spoons. 8 d zen
knives and forks, / doz candlesticks, j dozen
side lamps, looking glasses parlor stoves
and stove pipe for same, 70 yds. mating, SO
cots and matrasses, with sheets, pillows, etc
for same, ~ pairs blankets 8 bedsteads and
mattresses and sheets, pillows, etc for same,
Bar fixtures, large lanterns, II pairs win
dow curtains, Z pitchers, wash bowl, and
writing desks, or so much thereof as will
satisfy said Judgment and costs This No
vemher Odd, 1853 S. c. ANTlN. Sheriff
Auhnrn. NIL lit Placer County
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-11-26
HERMAN N1ERTENS

TT AS just replenshed his stock ana prepar'
LII ed to sell cheap for cash He has re-
celved large supply Of French and American
Brandy, superior article Of Gin Rum,
Whisky, berry Brandy, Port Wine, Malaga,
Hock and Claret; also an excellent article OF
Btters - Bakers Stoughton, Curaceo and
Absinthe
The Bar is always stock ed with the oeS'
Of Liquors and igars.
Varieties.-->uga Cotfee Tea, andes
Oysters, 'eac es, Apples, Butter, Soap
Sperm Oil, &c &c.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-11-26
Steamer for the New Gold Mines
On tine AEaRaZOn!M

S-7AA~IM THE new and splendid steam
= 81 I'D ship AMAZON. 1000 tons
ss'2sssssszssszass1s burthen having been thorough
ly refitted expressly for this route. will be
dispatched on the l5th proximo for HALLAO.
or the port in Peru neare the NEWLY DIS
COVERED GOLD VINES OF rHE AMAZON
It is confidently expected that this steamer
will reach Callao, or whatever port may here
after be decided on as nearest, and afford the
b st means for transportation in fr m % to
25 days Persons wishing to visit the RI X
Esq MINING COUNTRl with the most DE
SIRABLE CLIMATE IN THE WORLD, wi
find this the most favorable opportunity that
will otter for some time.
Under the present olonzation Act Of Peru,
all persons that enter their ports with view
Of settling on their lands arc entitled to
means Of transportation to their respective
points and three months provisions, free of
charge.
For passage, or further inform ltion, apply
by letter postpaid, or in person to the un
dersigned. COLE < NAGLEE,
Shipping Merchants cor pacfc and
noy26 Front ste, San Francisco
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-11-26
Books and Stationery.

A superior collection Of the latest publish
ed novels, and large assortment of letter.
cap bill head and note paper, fancy Valen'
tines, &c. Superior gold and steel pens
pocket knives, etc The public are invited 10
call Auburn movie, '53-my
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-11-26
A CARD.

GRATEFUL for the very liberal Pa'.
w ronage bestowed on him tor the pa''
12 months, and resolved to merit co''
tinuance of the same, the underS's"se"'
proprietor of the New York Shaving Ia %.
loon, would respectfully intimate IT., 10 he be-
numerous friends and the pubic INA. ;nJ
has leased the new premises now occuPhlos has
by him, and, regardless of EXPENSE INV INV
fitted them up in style superior 10 Az, A.,
similar establishment in the county,
tached are Bath rooms where
Hot and Cold Baths
can be had at all times from 7 a. "' -
9p. in. The
Hairdressing Department
will as usual, command his entire a..'n of
ton and he trusts that an exper'e"',, hot
ten years will be sufficient guarantee Wv"
he understands it well. ucN
WILLIAM STEVEN'
Auburn, October ~, lst3
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-11-26

NOTiCgI.---Notice is hereby given thq;
~ the undersigned VIII make app ication to
the Hon court Of Sessions Of Placer ounty
Cal fornia to be ho den in Auburn a the Feb
ruary Term 1851, for license and to erect
loil Bridge across tie North Fork of the
american River, about three miles from the
junct on Of the slid fork with the South ork
Of said river and about two miles below DO
tan's Bar 200 feet above old Condemned. Mt a
point where the suspension bridge OF the Uni,
ted Sat : Company was formerly located,
and for the road crossing the same to be d..
clared public highway
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-11-26
NOTICE..
The Democratic Central COns-

l. Imistee are requested to meet at the
Office of the uuders gned, in Auburn on Sat
urdAy evening, November 26th 1858. at I
o'clock, +. Vi. Business Of Importance Will be
transacted PHILIP W. THOMAS,
Auburn, Nov 10, '53 Chairman
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-11-26
NEW STORE..---NEW GOODSM:

VIEW STORE!.---N EW GCODSM.
"a THE undersigned take plea "a
IS sure in informing the citizens -
LII Of Auburn and surrounding
country, that they have removed to the
NEW WHITE HOU on the corner,
where they have fu ! stock Of New
Goods direct from the States, comprising
a general assortment Of
Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats
and Caps,
and variety of Fancy Articles. We
respectfully solicit the continuation Of lhal
patronage which has been heretofore lib-
orally bestowed.
SAM AND SOLOMON.
N B.-The best mad, goods in the
County.
Auburn, Jan. %, 53-n20 If
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-11-26

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The weekly Placer herald., 1853-11-26

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ama e. Hsssae H.ase ~ sffHaa