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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-10-13
ODE
TO THE MEMORY OF THE LATE

~ IhE AEMORf OF THE LATE
LIEUT.. JOHN BooToN.
Why sigh the blushing plOugh-boy Of
the plain?
Why weeps the druid of the lonely
cave?
Why pipe the lads slow melancholy
% { strains?
Why mourns the turtle cooing on the
grave?
Do songs of Joy no more awake the
Tyre?
Where shepherd is your music's
sprightly round?
Can't smiling summer one glad note in
spire?
Nor mirth call echo from her hollow
ground.
Why ask the muse? these sorrows are
her own;
Her laughing eyes now beam fune-
raj gloom;
She weeps with pity on her messy stone,
And mourns brave BooToN in his mar
row tomb.
Fen there, fair learning, shalt thy favo-
rite mourn,
Pay thy last tribute to his matchless
worth;
With softest tears bedew his haIlow'd
urn,
And genius consecrate the sacred turf.
There too shall manly youth and hoary
age,
Long dwell with transport on brave
BooToN's name;
And drop the tear on his historic page,
The soft intruder that embalms his
fame.
His moss-form'd grave shall be the lone
retreat,
For the meek signing heart of softest
woes;
There contemplation kind shall hold her
seat,
And the white lily pale-and blush
the rose.
When dusky ev'ning dawns upon his
cave,
The man of sorrow there shall often
stray;
Whilst from the willows heard the ra-
Yen's lay,
And sleepy zephyr whispers to the
wave.
There birds of eve shall tune their notes
to love,
On the cold urn the ev'ning song
shall sing;
And Philomels' strains slow fill the
grove,
And charm the sylphs who choicest
tributes bring.
No stalking ghost shall ever haunt the
shade;
No bird of prey, nor owl of hideous
scream,
Shall dismal mark the spot where he is
laid;
But plaintive music swell the rowing
theme.
The tears of heav'n shall kiss the lonely
urn,
Unfading green the turf forever wear,
Light shall they wave to breezy winds
of morn,
And pity dye a weeping hermit there.
GAILIA, October Is, 1916.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-10-13

In the parish of Assumption, Louis
lana, a young creole was seized in his
own house by party of exasperated
citizens, and stripped, tarred and fea-
thered in the most public street. He
belonged to an old and respectable fam
lily, and had offended his neighbors by
seducing his wife's sister, in conse-
quence Of which the poor girls father
had become insane.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-10-13

At the outer depot of the Cleveland
and Erie railroad, two mills below this
city, workmen have been engaged in
digging a well for some time past
They have dug through the hard blue
clay peculiar to the lake shore, to the
depth of lO5 feet, which is 73 feet be-
low the surface of the lake! And, sim
gular to say, they have not yet got to
waterl- PEoindeaEer. eth.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-10-13

~ The ''piece of chalk" which re-
Gently fell from Dover Cliffs, in Eng
land was 90 feet long, As feet wide, and
so feet deep, and is estimated TO weigh
1000 tons. CAS- big as a piece of
chalk" therefore, may hereafter be
considered as pretty sizeable.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-10-13

NEW YoRK, Sept. 99.-Gen. James
Tallmadge. Ex-senator and Ex-M Minister
to Russia, died very suddenly to-day,
at the Metropolitan Hotel, on his return
from the Crystal Palace.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-10-13

SINGULAR FAcT.-A marriage solem-
nized in South Carolina is indissoluble
either by any foreign tribunal, or by the
Judgment of any foreign tribunal, or
statute of any foreign Legislature. No
judicial tribunal in that State has any
to declare divorce, and no
divorce has ever been granted by the
State Legislature.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-10-13

New ORLEANS. Sept. aS.-The inter-
ments to-day add up 90, of which IA
were deaths by yellow fever. At Mo-
bile, the total number of deaths to-day
was H. of which died by yellow fever,
showing a decrease.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-10-13

R The Bombay Gazette says It is =
fact that the entire population Of India
do not on the average spend sixpence
twelve cents a head, for clothing az.
nuaHy.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-10-13

James, recite your Scripture lesson
John the Baptist, was forty days and
nights in the wilderness, clothed in cam
omile's hair, with leather girdle about
his neck, and his meat was locos and
wild onions
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-10-13

A widow once said to her daughter,
.swhen you are at my age, il viii be
time enough to dream of husband -
"Yes, mamma, replied the thcughtless
girl, s'for 3 second time"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-10-13

EWe have been requested by a
friend to publish the following Ode
1t was written by the late Gen. EDwAzD
W. TUPrER, and published in the Amer
lean Standard. in the year 1916:
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-02

{ CHEklFE'S SAL-E.-fy virtue OF
~ an execution to me directed issued out OF
the onurnhle District curt of the i tn 'u
dicial list let in and for Placer county State
of California. on judgment rendered on tht
9th day of January, A. d. 1853. in favor Of
Br TIN n 4 Co, and against n N. House, tor
the sum of $26S8 "a debt, together with
$lOO.97 costs I suit, upon which .iudgnen,
the sum OF 1851 h been paid, l have levled
upon and will sell at the curt Ilouse door III
the to n OF Auburn ounty and State atore
said, all the right, tile, interes and claim
said II NJ. House and to the Empire Hote
situate in the town Of uburn tate atore
said. between the hours Of 9 an 5 O'Clock on
the 81 day Of June \. y 1858; also all ol
said touse interest in and to the furniture
of said house: consisting of stoves tables and
table furniture. bedsteds bedding, Tar an"
bar fixtures; also Ii right in and to the l'i
upon which said hotel stands. to ether with
"ut houses, stab es. and corral, with the loi
upon VIII ch such cut houses, stables and cor
rnl stands or so much thereof as be sut-
fcent to satisfy said demand and costs
=. g. ASrlN, Sheriff
By p ~ Love, Under Sheriff
Auburn, Way l3, 1858 n35 3w
The above sale is postponed until the 2nd
lay OF July, 1853. 8 IN, her fl
June 4 BY " = II Love, Under shift
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-02

The ,LE.-Th- whalr, having no
nir b adder, can sink tn the lowest dcpths
If the mea,, AID nristhklng the harpoon,
FIR the teeth nf swordtish or shark,
he inStnr,ly drSrenh-, this being the MAN
ner ot & eeng himself from these enemies,
who cannot bear the pressure Of u deep
ocean; and from ascending and d~sce nd
ing small space, he puts himself in the
power of the whn rr; whereas, il. be
knew his force, ami were to swim I'm
'hr surface on Il straight lne, he w0ukf
break or destroy the machinery Ivy hich
ne is arrested, a. ensiIy aS th- salmon
hrrnkS rhe single gut oi the fisher when
his reed is eitangled. nsa'""
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-02

FRENCH IN THE ENGLISH LANGU -
Whilst many French words have been in
trodured intu the English language, pre-
serving To- a great degree their sounds, and
remaining entirely French--s,ich as All
fat, bonnie bouche, bon gre, congo, cortege,
q pro pos. fete-a tetr, &c--t is curious t..
oIsrrv- how many eth-rs, though of n
French origin, have been 40 much II tered
by the pronunciation as. to render then,
scarcely recognizable. DandcIi"n, for
instance, is n transformation of dent de
lion; dernure, of des naenr; tinApl, ut
efincelle; kickshaws, of qmtique ehose
rurt-w, of coupre f u. Buri,r house ~
said to he Botdeatr house; and Hrcord
ing TO Miss Strickland, haring cross was
so called from being one of the place s
" here Edward erected crosses in irel,,ory
of his chere reinr EIeon"re II is not un
common, also To see words introduced iu
a language, under n popular form, which
come from a miSapplicarion of sounds =
\ curious instance, of that kind nf mis-
take ia found IL. the word Jrr'Nsaiens-ap
piled, instead of the original Italian name,
Girasoie, 10 the .Jerusaletn artichnke. III
the same manner, TWO Latin words, oius
atruns - literally, black pos- herb - have
become A/eranders, the popular appeila
tToM of an un,hclIittrouI plant
!Scott'sh Educational Journal
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-02
1,heriff's SaTe.--By' virtue Of an exc

CNheriff's SaIe..-By virtue ot an exc
~ cuti IN issued by n. Il. Scof"ld. justice
If the pence of Placer county. state of Cali
rornia, in judpment rendered on the 22d day
of March, Al, 1873 in favor of E. II. Lonms
and against H.. v. House for the sum OF 1853
II together with $a1 Is damages and costs Of
suit, have levied upon and will sell at the
curt touse door IN Auburn, county amt
State af resaid, on the "a day of July, A ".
1853 all the right tie. interest and claim Of
-. NJ. Hou IN and to the house and lot in
auburn known as the E. pir Hotel stahles
and out houses stands or so much thereof as
may be sufficient to satisfy said executions
and all costs. s. .A>tI\, sheriff,
ty+ BY ", y. n. love-. =.
auburn iune i6 SO III. n40 3w
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-02
~yHEKIFF'S SALE.--Iy witt OF al

-
~ execution issued out of the District ourt
II the 9th Judicial District, in and for the
tunty Of >acrumento, State f alifnrnin,
"n u gment rendered on the 2d day of May
1853 and to me directed in favor of .'ohn
ii lig and against H VI. House, for the sun,
S51S.81 debt with int rest on the said sun,
of S5lS 8! from the second day of ay, 1863
at the rate of ten per ent per annunI togeth
:r W til cost of SUIT and 81 .5n cost OF execution
have levied upon and will sell at the Court
ouse door, IN the town Of Auinrn. count,
IT llactr and State aforesaid. on the Sd day
If June 1853 between the hours OF 9 A NJ,
and VI o snid y. all the right title
nterest and claim Of It. VI House in and t.
the Empire otel and lot upon which it stands
'lso all the Bar and AZ fl lures, houseI Id
turnitur etc etc. belong ng to snid hotel
or so much ther of as ma, be sufficient to
satisfy said plaintiff demand aud costs
&C. SriN, sheriff
Ry VI p II Love. Under Sheriff
Auburn, Ma l3. 853 n35 8
he above sic is herel y postponed until
Saturday the End day of July, 1873
s =. A. N. heriti lacel County
BY Nj p. H Love, Under shift
Auburn, June l4th SO 4w
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-02

India Rubber and oai 1'ar.-Mr. c..
Goodyear, of New York, has recently
taken out Il patent in England, for new
compound, composed Of India rubber and
coal tar vulcanlzed with sui hur. Coal.
tar is heated in an open boiler until it
acquires the consistency of neit-d rt,sin, =,
when it in mixed with India rubber, in
proportions which may vary accor,iingito
the character of the n,aterlaI To he pro-
Fhur-d frr n specifr purpose. 1t is mixed
withsulphur and then heated to xulcsni.s
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-02

BRAIN LABOR. To many persons il
seems but il small thing to sit down ami
prepare matter for the press. but let those
inexperienced with the pen, and whose
brains have never been trained to Syste-
matte labor, attelnpt to furnish lnte lee
tual food and recreation to their fellows,
and they will soon realize that mentall,-
i,ur il the most destructive to the health of
all other toll. Were we to grub the
stnmps out Of the earth; or to ing the
edge hanuner twelve hours day, he
would he able to stand the drudgery with
less injury to th buiy and soul than halt
the number of hours devoted to menlxl
employment in the way of book or news
paper press. These pithy articles which
constantly appear in the periodical + OF the
day, Contain the very essence Of mind or
thought, aud such literary gentleman as
are best in iternizing are the first whose
constitutions are broken down.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-02

The habitu drunkard. whn 'srhrew
himself away" has been picked up, look
ing much the worse for the act. l!0
An ilIiternte correspond. who il Civ
ing to squirting, wants 10 know v hen the
"Ang % Saxon rare,' 80 much talked
about, ''is to come of %
Pub ic men, of high reputation, are Ike
fons in n ulenagerH, continually stirred
up, hat The crowd may see their size and
hear their roar. Abi
A sentimental chap, in Rhnde Island,
ihte' dis 10 petition Congress, ut its next
session, tor an appropriation to improve
the rh nneE Of atfrt non, so that hence
forth the ''cUurse Of true love may run
siiOoth.' an
A man in Detroit advertises for part
ner in the nursery business. ! his u u
new way of advertising for IL wife.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-02
CHERIFF,S SALE.--iy virtue Of

- lie M II . ga Al<E...i virtue vi
~ an order Of sale, to me directed and de.
lvered issued cut Of the ounty Court OF
Place oanty, an state of alforDia on a
Judgment rende, ed in aid oul on the Odd
lay Of Marc 853, in favor of John ! Reid
ami against ~. N House for the foreclosure
of mechanics lien on the house in Auburn
IN the C unity and tate aforesaid, known as
the Empire 'totel, for the sum of $22 ebt
and ST." costs of suits, | have levied ON and
will expose to sale on the I'd da, of July.
\. ID 1858, between t hours OF 10 and oi
sad day. at e' curt ouse oor in Auburn.
Ill the right, title and interest Of the said II
House in and to the said Empire Hotel III
Auburn aforesaid and the ground where"r
said hotel stands, to sntlsfy the said judgment
and costs above set forth together with ac
:ruing costs = STlN, sheriff
RyM r. u. Love. Under herif
Auburn. Ma 49, SO n35 3w
he ab We sale is hereb, POSTPONED unit
'uly the End 1853 s '>TlN :her #
une 4 .yN p ~ Love Under >b'ff
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-02

STA Or ALI OR\lA
t'U.1Y PLAcA" In the matter
of the petition Of Henry W. Niles, under the
net entitled IAN act for the relief of lnsolvenl
Debtors and the protection of Creditors
passed May 4th, 1852.
Pursuant to an order of the Hon. .Jno NJ
lowell. 'udge of the Distinct Court of the
llth judicial Dist ict, dated at oil ma, on the
18th day of lay, 1853, and W on file in IT,
office of the lerk If the Dist Ourt tor Pli
Ger ounty The creditors of the said Henry
"a. Niles are hereby notified to be and appea,
before the tion Dist Judge OF the 18th judi.
cial District at his humbers at the court
iouse in Auburn at the hour of twelve VI
on Monday the 18th day of July, \. ID 1858
t" show cnuse if any they can why the prayer
Of said petitioner should not be granted
And it is further ordered that all creditors
of the said enry W Niles be and they are
'.njoined and required to stay all legal pro
ceedings g,inst the person and property Of
the Said Niles until his prayer can be heard
Gwen under my han and seal of the Dist
Court of the 1lth Ju icial District f ,
Placer ounty this 30th day of Ma
A. d., 1853
By order Of the Dist. Judge
ia E> T. STE'VARi, Clerk,
BY H r. hawkins. De- uty
Auburn, June Ash '53 n38 In
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-02

Il Tenaedy for tAe Season. lump Of
wet salerat'I-, applied To the sting of ia
wasp ar bee, wi | stop the pni,, in one
moment, and prevent it from swell ing
PIN this fact up somewhere for this sra-
sons use, for tho-e who are not fond Of
he sensation of II stiIrg.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-02

FRrENpsHlP. Friendship is "a vase
which, " hen 10 il drawn hy heat, ar vio-
lehce, nr accident, may as we'll he hr"k' n
al once; it can never hs trusted after.
The more graceful and ornamental il
was, thr more clearly d" we discern the
hnpeI+ssile>s of restoring il to its former
state. Coarse stones, if they are frac
turrh, may be cemenred again, precious
ones, never ,.t.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-02

II j. in the power "f every man 70 pre-
serve his pr"bity; bnt no man living has
If in his power I" say, that he can pre-
serve his reputation, whi p there are 50
many evil tongue. in the world rendy tn
blast th- faireSt character; and so man,
ears ready to receive their reports.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-02

Glass Pens Pens are now made If
glass. and 1t is said that they answ rr the
purpose wei 1t il known thar with L.
hux of cad, in combination with the sin
".", in right prop"rti"ns, glass can be
,nHdr very ductIle. These pens are now
ber"aing not uiIcn,iTioI,, and they are
i.-rfrrrly anti-corrosive hy this most irn-
pure ink ..l...t .-,..,
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-02
MARRIAGE FOR No EY-I never knew

MARRIAGE FOR NO cyl never knew
n marriage for money that did n It end uil
happily Yet managing mothers anc
heartleSs daughters are continually play
ing the same unluckv game. | believe
that many think that they will not have a
hrtter rhanr", and dread being dependent
Such marriages, no doubt, sometime.
prove tnlerahlv r0infnrtab r, bur greater
uunbrr would have been tar b ,pI,irr sin
gle. If may jude hy my oISe, walton
of such matters. marrying for home
makes that home a very tiresonie one.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-02

A country fellow came ~ the c;tv to see
his intended wife, an for long time
conld think of nothing 10 say. Al last, u
great snow falling, he took occasion t.
tell her that his fathers sheep would h.
all nndone ave :" said she, kindly
taking him by the hama, "i' keep one OF
theu,"
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-02
I'm Oysier catching a .Mouse.-In Al

I'm Oyster catching .Monse.-Tn Al
len,own. Pa, one evening, the proprietor
Of n restaurant left iew oysters stand
ing in IA basin on the floor; from th. hear
"f the room they parliaIy opened; during
the nighr it appeared a mouse nIiert"k
to creep in between the shell, When the
oyster fastened on the mouse and made i,
II virtim. In the n,"rn'ng the oyster wa.
picked up with The mouse tightly pressed
between its shell
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-02
~ NOTICE TO BUILDERS! -

- EALEU proposals will be received ut tho
~ office the ounty Jerk until o'clock
IN " ednesday, July the 18th. 1858. for tho
erection Of a COURT HOU>E in Auburn
pecifcations are on file in the Clerk Office
and may be examined at any time during Of
ice hours he contract will be given to tho
lowest responsible bidder and the party to
whom it will be awarded will be required to
find good and sufficient security for the firth
full performance Of the work; and persons
proI osing must state in their proposals who
they will give as such security The struc.
.re is to be of wood, two stories high forty
feet by SIXTY. aad in all respects accord ng to
the specifications on file. Terms of payment
nads known on application to Hon. n Fits-
simmons, CO 'nty judge, or ut the Clerks Office.
By order of the ourt o Sessions.
WIN. @. JOHNSON. Clerk.
Auburn, june l4th '53 ....ss ,n40 n
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-02

ILLINOIS CANoN-'Ihe miners in this
vicinity, says the Miners Advocate, are
making fr"m to $8 pr day, AMI some
few realize AS high as fifty dollars. On
tuesday last a fine piece of 60 d was
taken out of these diggings. Il was five
inches long, and weighed $l76. Large
"chunks" are frequently found.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-02

". Eugene nv states that in Savoy.
I'll the farm work Of plowing and draw
ing, instead Of being done by horses or
oxen. is prrf"rmh Nv milrh cows, u hirh
rork eipht or ten hours n day. without
the slightest depreciation Of the quality
or quantity Of milk.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-02

The total population of the villages,
towns and cities of the United States, is
only 1000, 900, while the rural p"pnla-
iion, "Ihe honest peasantry, their c"un'
try'S PRIDE" is l9,263,0o h. four cit
les Of New York, Boston, Philade phia
aud Baltimore contain "A pnpuarnn ot
I,2I4, 900 the arnnunt of whose real aud
nersnn.i property is $7n2 .000, 900 ar 9 57d
each. The property of the rural I,opula-
tion is SO 3I2 600. 900 or about $f2O each
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-02

The N,w Route from San jose TO Mar.
iposa. - The Santa Lara Register 0
Thursday says il il the intention of Mr.
Hall. in company with the Couniy Sur
vrynr, to start again very shortly upon An
exploring trip across The Coast Rargr
with view nf laying out wagon and
stage road between San jose and the u y.
per San joaquin. As soon AZ This is
done, Mes>rS. Hall & CrandaIl, the enter
prising stage managers. intend To put on n
line of first class stnges from San jose di-
rect to Mariposa
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-02

PEACH TREEA-'l nl,arco leaves put
around the h' d. of peach trees. just be.
nenth the surface cf the ground are rr
commended hy A. Day ~ a preventive OF
the worms that destroys the trees by eat
mo the h,rk
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-02
Rattlesnakc Bite Csred-A girl. sawen-

teen years o Il, was hItten by a ratflrsnuks
on rhe left instrp. Two hours and half
afterwa.d DR.. II. A. Atchi-on, no de-
Scrlbes the raSe in the Sout ern Medical
Journal, isifrd her, and found her -ight-
less, with her ture swollen, aud her mind
wandering, He placed her in hot salt
bath, ard administered whiskev aud car
b,,natc "t' anlin"nia, until che had taken
three pnrS of the first, and eighty grains
of the latter; II" ntoxication followed.
aud she was cured
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-02

Enduring fame .iepends mainly on en-
during effects. P,Sterity cares little
ahoti, any hut those " hn have done some
thing that effects po~teriiy's interests.
You will be always reckonsd by the
world nearly Of the same character with
those whose company you keep.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-02

To feed an OK to one thousand two
hundred pounds weight, usually tkcs f, {
wears; while the same weight Of poultry
ran he made ready for the table in about
three months, and at less than half the
cost in food. So says an English poul
tprt.r
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-02

To Drill Glass. A correspondent
wishes t" inform newspaper readers, that
.Ia>s can he easily and neatly drilled with
il small 'frill,, operated by a bow, and kept
moist by spIriiS ut iurj Slfine. ga
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-02

INDIA RrBnER TEkrH.-lhia article,
IN the form Of purified white lndis rub.
her, has been patented in England, for
making artifs.il teeth, gums, and palatea.
BY i,S adoption many advantages hitherto
impossible to he attained, have bren, in
trodured. The adhesion is complete, ie
can be- moulded with perfaction, to suit
every infquaIilN of the gums and teeth,
and >,tPfA-s am a,tifirinl periasteun,, "a ic
were, t" the teeth, when become painful
by the wasting away of the gum, nddad
ro these is the elasticity of the D'aterial,
which completely obviates the incOnven-
fences that arise from any motion with
artificial teeth rs made hy other means.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-02
NUMBER AZ. a..

5Ihr total dett of rhe several STATES, ia
1851, was &20l SAL ,024, which was less.
I'y s'rne millions. than It had lieen during
the previous ten ye"rs. The Ava ue of
pr"I4rty assessed in the sams States was
$5.e83. 149. .4G7. the renI value heing, how.
ever, $7,Ot8, i57, 779-a pretty good se-
cnriry, we think, tor their. debts, whether
owing ut home or abroad Yes.
quite good, provided the trick OF. ".repu-A
il in,t vesOrted to-. 9t4 A.' -
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-02
nOCT. HENRY w. JOHNSTON

~ having permanently locat d himself II
Ophir, would respectfully tender his profes
sional services to the citizens His office is -
the New World Notel where he may at all
times be ouni when p Occasionally absent
He will keep good supply of drugs; and ''y
close application to his profession he Il tiers
himself that he may merit and receive Il lib
era[ patronage.
Ophir. une 18th. '53 st
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-02

J.B. BURrOS. EDw'D M'cARTY.
Burton s. McCarty,
Wholesale dealers i'm Groceries, Liquors,
Provisions, Fl ,ur, Grain. Ga l.
fornia Produce and General Merch,n'iIse,
NO. l25 J Street, one door ,oest Of tfth,
SACRAMENTO.
mars mas S.no
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-02
Call at Mertens.

CHI HL MtFICnS.
'I|iE UNDEkSl'i> ED begs leave to inform
- MS friends and the public generally that
-. receives weekly supply of Groceries, Ii
SSu'rs etc, which he is prepared to sell at the
AZ .""eSt market prices for Cash He would fur
S"0r O.. ahd that his assortment of Books and
sss'"onery is complete. inculing a number of
lucy articles for Office purposes which can
WI 'a' to give satisfaction. H. MERTE \.
Auburn May 18th 1859 MA my