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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-11-02

sssssTss ~QIlksr." I elsii SEE the
aas;stsre eansaE iata - ssrsi =
gAsa ~ haA saisasi. b. s;saar l iafia,
aud ssaspinx . Qaaker's" hand. while
ne tears irickled dean his lace. said
~ vaice ! siEering alth raaiioa.
asrybse feiigw. &c have wronged
500 slss,av. and fnF ane ask your Tor
-svesess. lad sou but told a. What
sour .b;est aas, We would not have
slaerd = single obstacle IN your vaF."
~ forgive You freely. sir-l forgive
soa an, said I" Quaker"
and how much have you 20 raiss
vet" asked, : before you will have
The requisite sum
About one hundred aud ffts dollars.
I'll have nv health. and continue g
make good bills. I sisail be ready tosiart
for Rnrose IN abaut two months.
.Yos won't have TO wait that long.
ssia "Zrks." LAYING the money he held
ii Ms hand upon the stone. " IT m,
weeks wases. every cent Of which yoI
src welcome o.. viii help Won alons
arr. Come bows" he added. "hov
rs-lsy uf vau will follow suit :"
Well. there's mine. said Iim, Law
-. an y clcn the pile. "and minr.
slid a dolea voices. as each hand de
no.I;ca an equal amount. until the,
had made quite pile 81 hank bills.
There, stranger. take that. ant
saas God prosper YOU" said " Zeke,
seadering HIM the mnney. !,
No. gentlemen" answered "Qaak
sr." 81 thank you for your llberalit,.
but csnaot take your money. ! A.
M begeaf; all ak is that ! may
asIu~ed fn'do my work without peIn
aIsarbed."
But YOU must take it, urge
"Zeke," growing warm. we owe
20 roa, and ,nu shall take i. Wc''
done you great Mrong--Meye abuse
ynu - aud we have no other va
"a making Amends. Besides. u =
don't take il. il will be spent bcin
Monday morning. aud l know that !
~ pzTf II sill be much pleasanier
commence lie week with the consclou
ness Of la, ing appropriated nv mum
ina sensible way, than with the log
head, aching limbs. and empty pock'
which Away. follow a free and cas-,
Sill the stranger hesltated. /" la
if--,ake il for vnuf sisters sake. 81
two or THREE voices.
"Iac,cpt il, geni'emen. as YOU "a
FIR ms sist.r's sake and | hope TO
aale 10 return IL. SOME day, princiI
and interest"
"Quakel" left for Paris shortly
ter; and in lew months we had
satisfaction of hearing that has SIS
vas completely restored TO sight, a
that thew were Oh their way home.
Ihayc heard lrom him several tin
suuce. HIS "lines have been drawn
pleasant placrs,' and he j. now iu
riaI functionary in ueigl,boring sta
tKentueky.)
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-11-02

Nsw HAapsHraE STATE FAR.--We
find liz the last New Hampshire Pa
tfiot list of premiums awarded at the
late Fair in that State. Premiums, di-
piomas and medals were awarded, the
highest premium being $50 for ten
yokes OF County Of Chesire oxen. The
best Devon bull took Sf2--the best
heiler 81 the best stallion S20-the
best matched horses Sl0--the best buck
SO, &c. The articles we're as follows :
Devns, Durhams. Asreshires, Native
or Mixed, brood mares, stations, colts,
sheep, swine, poultry a all kinds,
farming implements, bread, butter,
cheese, sugar aud honey, domestic ma
nulactures, corporation manufactures,
mllinary. family needle work, silver
ware and cutlery. machinery, carria-
yes, stnes. copper aud tin ware and
Biacksmithins, brots, shoes and leather,
cooper's work and wooden ware, har-
nesses, furniture, paper, printing, bind.
ing, vegetables, fruit, farm buildings,
bridges. new inventions, dentistry, ia.
guerreotypes. aud miscellaneous. Pre-
mrunss uf % anal 81 were awarded for
best patching and ,larniug. All right.
The New Hampshire folks are much
more economical than their Southern
brethren. Better be ddrnei" than 90
in debt for new pair.
Ratcig6 Standard.
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\ TmE FEMALE Schools AND TiiE FAIR.
"A pleasing indication Of the excel.
lence of the various Female Shoots in
tire State was afforded By the varied and
beaitifui contributions from thcn to
the 6nc arts, at the Fair. Floral Hall
was enriched proIusely with specimens
.of printing and nee,lle-worE, which,
though no critical judge in either de
partment, we pronounce most credl-
table 10 the exhibition anu creditablc
to slle' Institutions from which tfey
cana. 'Fhe Hall was much indebted
for its attractiveness to tI,rse beatltitul
productions. We hope that the salts
faction with which they we're examined
win stimulate to higher efforts.
~ Roieigh Register.
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Important Improvement and Esono,

my in the Manufacture OF Flour
A recent English paper contains de-
tailed account of remarkable inven>
ton, which Is likely to effect COM
pIete revolution III the manafac ture Of
-four. The improvement consists in
the substitution Of conical for Hat milk
stones. 1t was stated bv a committee
of the House OF Parliament, that by
this invention 1885,, 10 guartern
loaves, in addition to those which are
now made from the same quantity Of
wheat would be produced, givinga clear
saving Of upwards Of e2.oO0,000 per
year.
The stcnnical" mill is intended to
0Sviate the defects of the fat mill. The
beneficial changes effected may be sue
chiefly enumerated. First, the reduc:
ton of the weight Of the running stone
from 8 cwt. to one hafcwt.. BY plac-
ing it beneath instead Of upon the fixed
CHE; second, the reduction Of the size
Of me stones in the proportion Of 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-11-02

m addition to that of MIR Barringer,
We see the nailies IT III. w. Miller and
James w. OSBORNE. Esqrs., proposed
as candidates for the next Governor Of
dis State. All are good men aud true
and. we have no doubt, any one OF
them would BIZ heartily supported By
the Wing party. II strikes US, how
ever. that il is little too early to cam
yass the claims Of distinguished wings
10 this pusi, a. ii will be so,,se months
Ihetpre the State Convention viii. meet
Cor that purpose. fhe wings have bun
To mite and act tremendously togethef
to secure a triumph. Raj ssr
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-11-02
WAR ruEr sAy.-'rhe !" Richmand

WHAT THEY sAy.-The " Richmnnd
Enquirer" alluiling to the Guthrie
letter, has the independence to say:
+" Just one month ago, we fnretold
the perplexity in which the Admis'ra-
tion' would involve itself BY interfering
in the sites of New York politicians.
II could make no difference to which
faction the Administration might in
cline in any event, the impoIicy Of in
PREVENTION was equally apparent, and
scandal aud trouble equally inesitabls
II wa, beneath the dignity and beyond
the duty Of the National Administ Eation
10 Keep constant watch and vail over
local factions aud to undertake. to can
vass the claims Of men aspiring to che
appointment OF dourkeepers and wes>
sengers." q
The Norfolk Courier" smother
Democratic "organ." speaks oat after
the following fashion: 6 m
The letter If Secretary sGuthrie To
Collector Bronson is an insult to the
Democracy Of New York, a violation Of
pure State rights, and the first avoMe,l
application Of the plunder>serew."
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FLOR the Raleigh Register.
GaoIusioal and Agficnltural su.ve7,

Geological and Agricultural Survey.
Nix. Enron: Prof. Mitchell says that
Ihaye given a false account Of the Chat.
ham eoal field. ( will not BE- unfair to
prof. VI. 10 not pretend that he in
fenls 10 call in question the accuracy
nj nv details, respecting the outcrap Of
she cua seams. thelr dip, strike. thick,
ness, the relations 81 the strata TO each
5thcr, or their succession, the fossils,
fieir indication, etc; but that my as
sumption, that the seams extended three
niles within tic. rim of the coal-field,
is false. What stated in nv report
ri the extent Of the seams, IS a beiig,
fnd that Belief il founded upon obser-
zstion and experience. All our kirow
ic,lye in mining is founded really upon
STARVATION. Veins, carving metals.
are kBowu to extend into the solid
So ks 4, 300 10 1000 feet IN England
and Souta America. p,.es have been
worked to a depth ni l,500 to 1000
SECT, and res not exhausted. Now,
ayorvg IS freely invested il, mines, and
.i.vested on the belief that they penc-
ffate 70 great depths. The belief is
founded upon what has been and what
is. ANY person. ODE sure might say Of
any vein carrying lead " copper, which
was exposed only al fhe surface, that
an investment is not warranted, be-
rause tie VEN IN question may not ex-
tend 10 . sufficient dept. to furnish the
anouns Of nyaseriaI necessary to make
II printable. You can't see tsrw deep
irexsrBtis. and therefore know nothing
sbautif. III such cases we appeal to
expsriense What Do we find, the
w9wil Eager. with respect to the depth
ii se;ns u answer. that such an ,ni~
fsfnsty has)bven observed With re-
spsct 70 den, that we are put in pos
sessisn 81 Il sts7e, whIch. when applied
jutIicisasTv. Or agreeahIY 10 known
laets, makes investments safe in all
gases. Or they may VI as unY
sxse.iH the abscnca 10y
knowledge Of thsz
might say laws
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-11-02

The Directors Of the Wilmington
and Raleigh Rail road Company have
declared a dividend Of 4 per cent. Tor
fine last six months. and hased ordered
4 payment Of s35. 900 to the LITERARY
Board on account of the principal oil
their debt.
Twelve shares Of tie Capital Stocl
of the Company we're sold on Tuesday
last for S9437s.
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eraes and Tcstamcnts.--The Ri.

Sssfrs0" sssso
BILE socieiy Of Orange Count, have on hand at
their depository in iiishcrouph, supply o. ~
bles. Teaamcn,s. and Teslamenis hound NliF
the Psalnis-,hc publications Of tie Amrr'ran'
Billie sociris-to which We are requested 10 cab
Inc attention &c the pul,lic. They are wsnggin,~
ell. aud fica,ls rnd substantially Bound. shd ..if
al are furnished At rtry hr prizes Bibles nap
I've lad q, ices VARYING from % cents to sit,
with and. without marginal referenees--some or
Them plain aud neat. and some large and very
fine. lor churches add families. Tesiancnts with
the PsJtms. a, ION IS cents To sl:373. fesia<
mcnis alone. at from 373 10 sir Ind quarter
rnis No family in tie county need now re-
main without copy Of the wonl Of God. IT.
any are no, ahlc to buy, upon mnkshg the iact
known at the depository, the Socieiy viii take
pleasure in furnishing copy e,ats.
The hooks are at presen, deposited with NJ.
ID. u. Phillips. one daor below the Printing oi-
feel s1hry will soun he removed 10 the store OF
, Messfs. ). J.. Pnclard & Son, where the Socis-
Is expect 10 lrcp regular sul pl, constantly on
hand.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-11-02

APPOINTMENTS nv THE PRrsipKST.--
Heman J. Redfcld. Collector ef The
d,nrict of New York, vice Ss'eene I.
Bronson, reuiayed.
John i. Cisco. Assistant Treasurer
If the United States at New York, vice
Juhn A. Dix, resigned.
fnhn Romeyn Brodhead. Naval ON
Ger for the district Of New York, wee
n. J. Redfield.
d, the aRase eff, ial announcement. y VIII We
a.en ,hst ,ie President has dcesIiisi'd Mr. co's
hector Bronson for hi. independent answff to The
Icuer Of NJ. Secretary Guthrie. Mr.. Gush''e
has wntlen secpnd letter 70 Judge Bronson IN
forming him Of his removal, AMI replying 70 Tho
posi,ion. taken b, The Judge. This second ep'sS
,lc .urpasses the first. II may arouse some M
litigation amang the Hard Shells in New York.
bu, seems 10 meet with ridicele and contempt in
other quarters.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-11-02

ARKANSAS u. s. SENATOR Robert
W. Johnson, late member Of the House
Of Repretatives. has been appointed by
the Governor of Arkansas TO fill the
vacancy i'm the United State Senate
caused BY the resignation of the Hon.
Salon Borland, now filling a diplomatic
station.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-11-02

.e.l.-x ! aue % . T.Ossirn q our sub
.,,i,.r,. = ho ~sre surplied lss' ~etk AN pa
.,;.,.s; an one .ide only. D. resae e'fF'is"
..s,,.d' "a Srs slawn enough paper fes me ''s'ls
..1 did na, di-os,ss The dsae'snrs sn'' par
sf,hs s,< Gsrm ~svaisHau'sd' slf = ". es'
-......,,< ,oo. Lie Gor remedy. Mhen ~s i0un.
-, ,he ouli.siaa. se Did ihs es'' We e'u'o :
. - - ss'... sos,si..ins .ll<n = - Z
-. sas<siz.<1s.. &c nti-sn s'rs'''''''.a :.
.,rv...,. wIsh -. aud xs irnsa suE Stresses -
l. s,.Gri With lhis eAP'znaties.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-11-02

ar Persons having hfwsrding or esu'h'ss'e'
business 10 IT, snended 10 in Nofalk, s's reier
red ,s The card q Mesas. AN M'Phes'rrs q
Co. in tu-dsy's pspfr.
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B.ackwoed,s Magazine for oeto.


her il on our table. II contains severn ariicicsit
those in prosr quite sure 10 repay Ierusat, WIN
the exception u The first, mosi insane and la
naliral laudalioi, IL ncie Toms Cabin. Among
The rest Ne lave heen chi,a, pleased with the
concla,iun Of thai delightful tale Lad, Lees
Widowhood ]" the paper on Mr.. Golfers" New
Readings ia Shakespeare, very di<crimiAsii,reri-
tirism ], is. and !, NJ, v hat paradoxieal though
highly clcvcr defence Of Dean suiit's charac y
against Nh. Thackcra, : attacks.
Mrssrs. Leonad Scott & Co., uf New York,
are the American publishers Of Blackwocd. they
rcpublish also The London Quarterly, The Ed
inhurgh, The North British and The Wesimin.
sier Reviews. lie MS. Blackwood So, each OF
The Reviews 50. the five together $40, any Two
Of them S.. The office is al No. 79, FultoT
street, Nrw York.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-11-02

~ The Pelcs.Iarg InlrlIissncsr q lasi s-iu'-
A., ma having seaced Us Al he isrns Of putting
our paper II pres. We arr unsbir 20 sac 'As usu'
!, aa,a,,ion IL The Markets this week.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-11-02

Coon Sou.-A single grain of seed
has produced this season in Wisconsin
one hundred and fourteen full headed
stalks. Containing, probably, four thou
sand grains. aud one potato and a half
has Welded two bushels
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-11-02

Rev. Tiberias G. Jones, Pastor of
the Free Mason street Baptist hurrh.
Norfolk, has been elected President Of
Wake Forest College. North Carols
ma.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-11-02

e. i'sess''' > =. u
sha~ psia.'.''' -. s....,... 49,
l. ? faHPA''.. 80 -. = -.
IBreod Mare, r. :. es@eron, -
ange. for quick a'@'
Diploma. "a,
Pair 81 Maish .a;,a s;ala~s
erlon. oranss; =, s,' p I1s,Ser.
Orange. diPlssns.
Mercer Irish Potatoes r y '."s
run, Orange diploma. u-u
Smut Maehahe' : e.
Orange. d'Plo,'a. p,.,sn.as>hv
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-11-02
RESOLUTIONS.

& Rrsoirsd, That this Convention
views with the deepest and most anx.
ious eoncera-the widespread influence
Of mteMpcrance over the citizens u
this State, in spite Of the vigorous q,
forts to suppresss il, and the generat
disgust with which it IS regarded oy
the public mind.
2. RESOLVED, That the demands OF 40
enlightened age. and the moral, soc,a'
and economical wants OF our rcrpiee
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-11-02

,.,4 th;rlly IL giving "a the stone
= : e 60. ,s,t n the frBstsm q
-. "a. ,d-.a,are &C re lessening
80 i;.ms,sr ,..l weight of a mass. q
sa;rh 81. one ~ 4 cxL, sill be apPar-
sssvsfersty i 10 rrsalufions per nan
=, mi *, his velocity must Be ss>>
,.;.,d .~s;nst friction Of The griadses
surt.ees. The altered position 81 me
ra,a,nv stone admits 81 . much more
.lsl;r.,e adjustment af the opposing sur
f.e.s and gives 90 tine miller an easy
md effective .soasral over the must nm
nor,,nt port;an Il his operation. The
san;csi form faeililaies tue discharge
"A ~ ilonr. .nd ubsistes the closging
md over heating sf snepld practice,
In addition 60 tses< s..s anysges. b.
;a,,,e,almodscstion q &c ogsl,pary mode
af dressing. or ratherbr eembinstloi
"A the mill with the dress;ng mschine
! perfect separation Of flour frsNn q
bran is effected at the momensssr zsfls
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-11-02

Putnam's Monthly fm November Is
also received. II contains seventeen articles,
nom Of them political this time. The Po'iphar
letters. with their unsparing satire upon fashion,
shie soilies, are contissaed: nothing of the KIND
could he more neatly done. The table OF con-
tents pFoirarcs entertainment 10 those who are
more at leisure to read magazines than We arc
just now.
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state Temperature Convention.

The pr ceediags of this body appear IN 'le
Spirit Of the Age. Thirty-six counics were rep
resented. After an animated discussion, the o'''-
venton, by large nlajorsy, adopted the follow
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-11-02

PrenlfNms--Dr. a. E. Crutfup, Chair.
man Of the Executive Committee Of the State
Agricultural Society, has published in the Raleigh
papers list OF Premiums awarded at the Stale
Fair. Al the time il was received alrr space was
pretty well appropriated. and we have therefore
copied this week only such as Immediately il.
teres' the persons where our paper clreula,cs.
The Chairman gives notice TO those entitled To
premium in moneY, 10 apply 10 Mr.. Y r Hutch
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-16

THE JOHN BpLL NuceEr.-The great
"John Bull nugget,' is thus described ia
an English paper: "l he mass, " hich 10
siugularly free from quartz, prerents a
rough, irregular appearance, very much
ike that produced upon certain minerals
by the action of fire. II is indeed, one
agg omeration of holes, ridges, points, and
bumps, in the interstices at which may
here and there I've discovered a slight adj
herent morsel of quartz, moulded 10 the
shape of the precious metal. The pro-
jecting portions show the deep rich glow
Of the virgin gold, probably from having
encountered some rubbing in conveyance;
but in the cavities and crevices, the metal
is FAR less apparent. The general shape
of the nugget is oval. 1t weighs forty
six pounds six ounces, and the gold
"e."s ~" ra.nef .n - estimated a, not less than
E2,2OO."
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-16

DIscovERY OF ANTHRACITE Coal IN
SHAsTA.-The Shasta Courier Of Satur-
day contains the following important an
nOnnceinent!-
Mrssrs. Peter Grinnell and Daniel S.
Wilder have laid uprn our table n speci-
men of anthracite coal, of Il very sups-
rior quality. taken from bed just disrov-
cred by them ut the mouth of Hulon
Greek, tributary Of Cottonwood, some
fifteen miles frnm Shasta. The article
has been thoroughly tested by several Of
The bIacksmiths of this place, and found
~ burn with remarkable freedom. The
bed, so far as it has heen prospected, il
about two feet in thickness, and in all
likelihood will prove a lucky strike to the
fortunate discOverers.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-16

Emanuel, the richest Jew in England,
is dead; Lamartine, the French historian,
it is SAID, cannot live long; while Macau-
lay, the English historian is so shattered
in heat that he cannot continue his his
tory. / he second and third volumes,
were issued in April; but the other vol-
umes it is feared, will remain forever un-
finished. .f....
The defense Of literary man, who
was arrested for drunkenness in Paris, 10
translated thus: "He who drinks we'll
sleeps well, he who sleeps we'll thinks no
evil, he who thinks no evil commits no
sin, he who commits no sin shall be saved;
therefore,, he who drinks we'll shall be
sayedw
The city Of Mexico was almos: COM
pletely inundated on the 20ih ult., owing
to heavy fall of rain and Imperfect
drainage. All the central streets wsss
navigab.e for boats. ...
Education is the proper employment,
not only for our early years, but tor our
whole lives.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-16

.Another Stramer for the Pacifc.-Ths
New York Euen ng Post says it is report
Ell that Howland $t AspinwaII have pur-l
chased the steamship United States, re-.
cent y running in Davis, Brooks s, Co.'S
California line from New Orleans, and
that she will return to New York and
make trip TO San Francisco. Capt.
VIM NJ Berry, her former popular COM
mander, is on his way to New York.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-16

The latest case of absence of mind 10
related of the foreman Of grand jury in
Missouri. After administering tho oath
to beautiful woman, instead of handing
the Bible, he presented his face and said,
"Now kiss the book, madam!"
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-16

A New York paper says: A Chinaman
before one of our courts, the other day,
Ms n witness, was asked for his religious
belief He replied through an interpre-
ter, 81 believe in the President Of the
United States and God Almighty."
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-16

For everything you buy or sell, let or
hire, make an exact bargain at first, and
don't be put off to an hereafter by one
that says to you-"We shall not disagree
about trhes
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-16

1t was well remarked by an intelligent
old farmer, 81 would rather be taxed for
the education Of the boy than the ignor.
ance of the man, for the one or the other
[ am compelled to do"
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-16

The Hungarian, by whom the attempt
was lately made to assassinate the Em-s
peror of Austria, was one whose tbtfr had
been fl eyed to death by the Austrians, at
Pesth in the year I849.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-16
]. NJ. SHEPHERD,
General Newspaper Agent,
Sacramento City,

\ t Tucker's--WAT AND JEW
\ ELRY. -Anot' er magnificent Invoice o.
U,t U"atches and Jewelry just eceived ny the
oSiden Gate. and will be sold at prices which
VIII satisfy the purchaser. ] W. TUCKER,
nSs 3m Montgomery ST., San Francisco.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-16

The Scotchrnnn's prayer - Keep my
purse from the lawyer-my body from the
doctor--and my soul from the devil.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-16

90. F. -AuNurn Lodge, No. Z. meets
L. every saturday evening Brethren III
good standing are invited to visit
JAS ANDERSON, Secretary.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-16

ID III. MCDONALD, Proprietor of
liz the Miners Drug Store No 10y ) street
between 5th and 9th, Sacramento; importer
and 'ealer in Drugs, Fresh Herbs raten'
Medicines, Oil, Paints. Brushes, Per'umefy'
etc ctc n2Oly
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-16

d J. Fisher, begs leave to in orm the
II. public that he keeps on hand general
assortment f machinery for mining. Orlgi'
eal designs gotten up in manner that can
not fail to give satisfaction.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-16

Eureka Lodge No. 16, of F s. A.
lI Masons, meet the first and third Mondays
in everv month. Transient brethren in good
standing are invited to communicate.
n T HOLMES. Secretary
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-16
Notice.

lit BATHS rs cents. OLD BATHS so cts
TTot and Cold Baths.-~-Persons
llwishing baths cnn have them by calling
at the Bee Hive on Washington street. near
che Empire Hotel q MORRISON & 60.
Auburn, april 80 n33 If
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-16

A RARE CHANCE FOR CAPITALt>TS!!! :!
North Fork Water and Mining
COMPANY.
Capital Stock $4,000. Five hurd' ed
shares Of 500 each.
'|lHlS company having been regularly or
\ ganised are now ready to commence oper-
York Bar, through the rich placers of the
American river, to Mississ rpi Par. The
o'oks are now open nt the store Of Sweet &
Barney. IN Horse Shoe Bar, where subscrip-
Hons will be received and certificates of stock
issued D s. CALENDER, Pres.
S j SWEET, Secretary
Horse Shoe Bar iune II '53 n39 CIV
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-16

"Papa, what does the Editor lick the
pric" currents WITH"
"Whip it! he don't whip 1t my child"
'''Thvu lac liz, ra..' gt
"Hush! Tom, that is very naughty
word"
swell, by Golly! this ere paper says
Prices current carefully corrected'-nnd
when gets corrected I gets licked-hey
don't %