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The Shasta courier., 1853-12-17

A CALIFORNIA FRUIT TREE.-Last year, says
the Commercial Adperifser. in March, Mr. A. NV
ers sold golden pippin tree TO MIR. Beard of the
Mission OF San Jose.-The tree was scarcely lar
ger than ones finger. and had neither bud
branch, nor leaf There is now on exhibition.
at Warren & Sons Agricultural Fair. a beauti-
tul apple, the product of this tree which in fra
GRANGE aud appearance, is equal to the finest we
have ever seen. All the books on Agriculture
all the ''leadels" in ewspapers on the subject
as nothing in comparison with this one fact,
exhibiting the matchess soil and climate OF
California.
The Shasta courier., 1853-12-17
BRECNER a. MCLAUGHLIN.

cy DRs. J. BRICKER & E. b MCLAUGHLIN
~ respectfully inform the citizens OF Shasta
- and vicinity, that they have this day
formed co-partnersliip as Physicians aud Sur
geons, and will give prompt attention. to all med
ical and surgical business entrusted To their
care, Office at the City Drug Store, where they
may be found when not absent OH Professional
calls apl6 If
The Shasta courier., 1853-12-17
FOR SALE OEx RENT,

lllM terms, the Cottage House, situated on
- - the northeast side of Shasta City The
house Is new, and is beautifully situated, conve.
nient to good water. For further particulars ap-
ply to l.. H. Barber or E. W. Mech, at the Bill.
lard Saloon.
Shasta City. May Sd, 1853. my7 If
The Shasta courier., 1853-12-17

DISCOVERY OF nICH SILVER MIhEs'-A report
was brought up from Acapulco, 10 the effect that
party of scientific gentlemen from this city
had discovered mines OF Silver, of unsurpassed
richness, about four days jonrey from Acapulco.
Specimens are to be sent with full particulars
by the next steamer.
The Shasta courier., 1853-12-17

RHYNEs FOR TIE TIMEs.-H- re is fair paro
dv upon Goldsmith's celebrated stanzas, begin
ming
When lovely woman stoops TO folly" &c
1t IS from the \. Y. Mirror -
When lovely woman wells her bosom,
With muslin fashiouably thin.
What man with eyes could e'er refuse'em
Cautiously from peering in
And when his ardent gaze returning.
The muslin heaves to deep drawn sisbs.
Would not his fingers ends be burninc
To press-his hat down 'er his eyes
The Shasta courier., 1853-12-17
E. G.. GILL. ETTE,
Civil Engineer.

Comfy Saureyor Of Shasta Comfy.
GURvEYS AND RECORDS THE FIELD
~ Notes of land clainls Canals and fumes
laid ont and graded. Fians estimates and spe-
cfications drawn mp for bridges, aqueducts,
dams aud all kinds OF structures.
Office in County Clerks Office. marl9f
The Shasta courier., 1853-12-17

- 1t is stated that Ole Bull is now preparing
to transplant his colony to California, and will
make arrangements to that effect previous TO his
leaving for This city with Strakosch wich would
positively be on the 1st of December. The colo
ny consists of twelve hundred Norwesians.-
The Shasta courier., 1853-12-17

conductor of u newspaper, speaking
of cotemporary says HE was formerly
member OF Congress, but rapidly rose till he OBJ
tanned respectable position as an editor no.
BILE example of perseverance Under depressing
circumstances.
The Shasta courier., 1853-12-17
II. w. HUBBARD.
Storage and Commission Merchan

4 T THE UPPER END OF MAIN STREET.
IA at the sign of The d" Globe Lamp" where
will be fonnd 20 80 good beds for dodgers a
all hours of the night. Also, shower aud tub
baths at all hours of le day or night no, or cold.
Also. miners tents always on baud. cheap.
There is also attached an asylum for the sick.
Shasta City, April 3, 1858. ap9if
The Shasta courier., 1853-12-17

y 1t is said that since the discovery Of gold
int 'alifornia, six hundred ships have gone round
Cape Horn into the Pacific. which have not re-
turned Some were broken up in San Francisco,
aud come found employ m.li III tiIe Pacific.
The Shasta courier., 1853-12-17

Puss.-Dean Swift's celebrated Latin puns
will live with the language, for they have never
been excelled. This species of composition
consists of Latin words, and allowing for false
spelling, and the running the words into each
other. contain good sense in English as we'll as
in Latin. For example;
"Apud in is almi de 81 re,
Minis tres ne yer re qui re,
Alo veri fndit gestis,
His miseri ne yer at restis."
"a pudding is all my desire.
My mistress | never require,
A lover find it a jest is.
His misery never at rest is.
"Mollis abute,
Has an acnti,
No lasso fnis
Omn de armistress,
Cantn disco yer,
Meas also ver!''
''Mol is beauty,
Has an acute eye,
No lass so fine is,
Oh my dear mistress.
Can't you discover,
Me as a lover!"
The Shasta courier., 1853-12-17
HORSE MARKET AND LIVERY
STABLE.

a. THE UNDERSIGNED BEGS
LLGMR leave to announce 10 his old GUS rl-~
ANs,tomers and the public generally, ~
that his arrangements are now completed 10 have
always on hand, Horses and Mules for hire or
sale. and trusts that by strict attention to bns-
ness to merit continuance of the liberal patron
age hitherto bestowed on him.
Horses and Mules bought aud sold on com
mission.
Auction sales of stock daily.
Those wishing to sell or purchase stock will.
find it to their advantage tn call at the Si0ch
Market. JAMES LUAG,
Shasta, March 10, 1853. Auctioneer
The Shasta courier., 1853-12-17

LAMENT OF THE MAN WITH no UMBERELL.
Twas thus from childhood's hour,
That chilling fate has on me fell.
There always comes soaking shower,
When han't got II" uuibereii.
The Shasta courier., 1853-12-17
RANCMsNG! RANCH7NG..

re, THE SUBSCRIBERS ARE NOW
lE1S prepared to receive and ranch stock a.
-iAssA&x Lake Ranch. twelve miles from Shasta
al the usual rates. This ranch is well known L.
be unsurpassed for good grass a:,d water. ane
those persons leaving stock with US may depend
upon its receiving The same care own.
All stock will be ranched at the risk uf til,
owner. unless otherwise specially agreed upon.
jy23f MOODY x WOOD.
The Shasta courier., 1853-12-17
CO-PARTNEHSHIP NOTICE
GOLDEN GATE FIGURING WILL.

WM SHARP Il Co. ha> ing retired from tho
w firm OF Conr, Sampson & Co. the Col
den Gate Flouring Mill will be conducted by
the subscribers, under The same name end style
as heretofore. and the public may assured
that no effort shall be wanting onr part to
fully snstaln he high reputation thai the Golden
tia'e flour = has acquired in all parts of Cuifor-
MA. The article we manufacture is pure and
unadulteraied-it is made from the choicest of
natiye wheat. and is iullv equal to the best Hax-
all or Gallego. We tender our sincere thanks
to our friends and the public generally for their
liberal patronage heretofore rendered 10 us and
respectfully solicit Continuance Of the same
E. D. CONRO
n26 3m w. A. SAMPSON.
The Shasta courier., 1853-12-17
CRoCKERY AND GLASSWARE.

"A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF CROCK.
IA ery anl C;'sse,vare. for sale by
Jc25 II. HARRINGTON & DOLL.
The Shasta courier., 1853-12-17
FREE TRADE MEAT MARKET.

- THE SUBSCRIBER would D
-9 inform the public OF Shasta. 49,
N---s-ihat he has rc,opened tht--4zl-~~~ -
Free Trade Meat Market in the new building
the store of J. G. Doll, where he is
constantly prepared to furnish families, board
ing houses and hotels with the following meats
of the very best quality, viz:
Fresh Beef. Mutton,
Corned. do Lamb,
Picked Pork Veal,
Bologna Sausages, Fresh Sausages
FINE FRESH PORK.
fair share of custom is respectfully solicited.
ANDREW RUDER
Shasta Julv 30 1888 iy30 If
The Shasta courier., 1853-12-17

The following is another specimen of literary
ingenuity. Two words of opposite meanings,
spelled with exactly the same letters form a
Taestick that is the letters beginning the lines.
when nnited,were to give one of the words, and
the letters at the end were to produce the other
-1Jlua.
The Shasta courier., 1853-12-17

Unite and unite are the same-so say YOU;
Not in wedlock ween, has the unity bee-N-
In the drama of marriage each wandering gou-T
To new face would iy-all except you aud I.
Each seeking to alter the spelP in their scen-E
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-25
NUMBER al.
Wig Ccsamty Conventions.

| HE convention was ca led to order Ivy
| Nr Hale, VI iIo after few remarks rom.
mated Col Hays, az cIairinat, T.. J.
Brooks was appointed Secretary % 1sq5'
| On mutton, One delegate frotii each
prerinct was appointed to form Il basis of
representation to gov. IN the c0nv entiou.
The following gentlemen We're appointed
lesSrs. fiae, Greel, Martin, Smith,
Duvnl md EarthmaD. hhl aNUa
he cnnvtutloii took n recess Of five
minutes, when the coin,nitteu made the
foil wing report, nhicl was Unanimous
ly adupted:
The committee appointed Nv this con.
vsnt'on I" report n basis for future wing
''"unty conventions, beg leave TO report
~ such basis "f representation lsf That
ca'h 'i""fi"n precinct within TIT ,.r,.,ty,
~ established AZ the election of 1852, in-
Guiding tiunhny .>anon, American Bar,
) .idy Bar ON The North Fork nf tho
Nn,"rican river, be entitled to two d.le-
gates and one addltinual delegate for each
fifty whlg voters over the first hundred
"hig voters, and that The eciion returns
"t lhr Year A. ID. 1852, he inken az the
ha~i- of such computation.
81. hat the centred committee shall
publish w,th the r"Il of the next county
c,nvc'tl the number ot delegates which
Zach precnc, shall ue entitled to.
j. F.. n LIE.
Chen Com.
On motion, One delegate from -ach
prrrInrt was nppoiued To propose ths
names of delegates to the State OH, ellie
u"n
The committee reported the fo lowing
gentlemen, who We're unanimously elect
ed: K. o Cra>ens, j.. E.. Hawthori =,
\. :. Smith, a ). Grnnt, Day Coulter,
The" H"tchkiss - nd a. substitutes &.
t.. Grtely, .jno. II. Hancock, NJ. Wni.
dron, Dir. ta2In, Fl. L. Thomas and j. J..
Zentuey
On motion, james f. Hale, Esq, was
ppointed delegate at large tor Placer
county.
The following gentlemen were ape
pointed as the rehtrn committee for tho
ensuing yerr:-R. O. Cravrms, Yankee
Jnn'-; &. l.. Greeley; Dotan's Bnr; The.
H"trhk--, Auburn; }. w. Chinn, Ophr;
\. $. Smith, Gold Hill; Isaac ". Core
and, Auburn; John I'll. Hancock, arahs-
vii e.
On motion, A. s. Grant was elected
Secr.tery "f >oid coi.IniiI-e.
! he FIJI owing resoiution was unani-
mou-ly Hdopted:-
Resoived, hat the central committee
be authorized to call II nominating county
convention and other meetings at such
tine they may think proper for The
general welfare of the whig party
\trr some re marks from Nr. Ha e,
the convention ADJOURNED . ~ die
A. HAYS, halrinnn.
E. J. B. ooKs, Secretary.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-25

4 DEsIDsaAruu.- the E.t. Era saya,
that if tn United tales Senate had not
virtually resolved To buy no more hooks
tor Tt> - M use, II should recommend to
it the purchasing of IA good pronouncrng
dictIen ry. II Is not 1uu>u, for mems
b. r. 10 call the senate, sinHft record, rs
cord; envy, snvy; Individual, individooal;
nn'nre, nauT; Il II, ust; prepnre, prep4. !;
where, uha; here. ihar; satan, s ltin;
nothing, mol m; constitution, constttoo-
shun; hair IN ,, chairman; wings, s,gs.
but we are afraid, say, the New York
Evening Post, -h"uld the Era und. rake
thus reform, it would have a more hope-
less task before 1t than even the exunc-
ton Of slavery under the general g"vern-
nent. There Is more Va ynri-n, Of all
kinds, IN our legIs atlve bnrlies Than any
" here e.>e nut of the bar rooms.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-25

Considerable stir his L.rn created Of
late by The reported presence of TWO Brit.
ish niru-ot- war IN the hnrhnr Of La P.Z.
in Lower uil"fnIa. The report turns
OUT I" he correct, but the story ahnut their
n+'ng stationed m that quarter Tor tbs
purpose OF watc hing the s,vrtnrnts of the
>,"ll,ra r.xpedItlnnI>ts md interfering N
ease Of Necessity III behalf Of the Mexi-
cans, turns out 10 tIr an ulinuthorizfd in
irr.nr+. IN late number of the London
Times IT is stated the frg'i- Portland
h al heen ordered to repair to ape IT.
lucas with suppl. of provisions and
stores fl" the hetiS, winch W.T.. tn rem.
d,zv"u- ther" ftou Queen thnrlntt-'- is.
land. ms AZ once arcuInts for the
presence Ot those q vessels az La Paz,
sh interference IN Mexico.
g X u.ruI1
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-25
FoRwARnINc Lkrrtrs FARLv.-ro.

FORWaRDTNG LrTTtRS EARLY .-'Ost
,'asrrr- and the people shout! m''hrr-t I'd
II Al ihe law mnke il the imperative dn',
Of tvery most nasr.r 10 e, ward a mill
letters dep'>ited one halt hour before It G
uepar il q of the mil, M eSS !, longer time
shou d be grnird by the Post Master
General, on Account of the business IL the
office During the recent session Of nh
United States Circuit Court. nt Snvnnnrh
Ga, 'hr post m s'er ~ >,lva"i', in th"'
State, was f''rd fiji! dollars for della in
letter in his office.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-25
S F Hrrald.

GEoLoGIcAL - The operations of the
miners are bringing tn light many facts
Interesting To geo "gI>ts. We mentioned
few days agu that the bones of "A Mas.
todnn had been found near TO u,nhla.
man, fre' beIo~ Sh. surface. We earn
tlun 'hr LAST Gazette lnnt another rurins-
ty of ii ~iinl,ar character was discovered
last week ~ the same npIghl,orbooh no
skull { some small ani,n !, whirh, from
ITS iorii aid IN" appearancr "t the teeth,
must have been of the squire Species
dug or OF ne claim of Nil g. Co..,
1t rh- head of French GuIrh, some thirty
'"-t below the surface, On n strata of
gravel, whlch, on testing, proved I" pay
rl. This claim has pad for SO q
months exceedingly rich, and tn N great
Il. pth
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-25

A friend was conpln ming tina. he shou G..
he obliged To chang" his tailor. as suit
of clothes would not last him above one
half th- time it ought tn do, and inquired
of friend if he could recommend HIM to
any y ace WI here he cou d meet with up-
parel more durable. eyes" said the
other, 81 could recommend ynu 70 han
Gerry, and there yon may have Il suit that
that will last YOU tor life. "
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-25

Professor Silliman, in an address deliv-
cred hef',re the Phi Beta Kappa Sorie'.
of Y he College, rema, ked thar he hrSs
dirl"ma for - wn'"au Is n rye family Nf
children, md an honnrr asd h,nlv hu>
band The Professor Thought RI =, with
regard I" the deereeS Of Mistress of
''\rt-," lite v conferred by Western
roll' ge. II" tit . would he more Incoming
with "He" prefixed 10 II; fer Mistress Of
Hearts women must ever he.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-25

The ladies 1T the NerHhant's Hotel, in
Narv-ville have established their dra " inr
room il, the eel ar of the building which
has been hand -nmrl, fitted M f,r the yur-
pose. We should -npjmse thar =" de>irr
ate n prccrrbing must Indicate II high
state of the thermometer in th"t regi"n.
State Jour.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-25

II B ArHs 75 cents. OLD BArH> D" CTS
Tot and Cold Baths.---Persons
Il lwshing baths cnn have them by calling
ut the Bee Hivc on Wa shingtnn street, near
the Empire Hotel 9 MORRISON q o
Auburn, april 80 n33 If
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-25

F. IGRANTs AnRIvING- NeS~rS Mop
p" & Ln"e, says the ri Dorahn Repnbh
cnn, with train If six wagons, Sixtv -onp
loo>e cattle, twenty two men, two women, 4,
and twelve children-a we'll JUST nv
rived here, (1O o'rlock, Saturday morn
ing) They came via JOhn-0n'S Cut Off.
Plenty gra-S-did not encounter nurI
snow. They left Salt Lake Apri Cd h;
and report several other trains en- route,
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-25
A correspondent of the ,tate Journal

A correspondent of the ,t"te Journal
writing from MarysvilIe, Sa,-:
An "aff,ir Of honor" took place this
morning near Yuha city, between Col.
Rust of the Express, and Nr. tdger OF
the Herald Hor. {. Fairfax and l..
Martin, Esq, acted rs seconds for the
former and Judge MOTT and Judge Rear
don for the latter. After tvs" shots were
int.rrhanged, one of hIrh cut the -io-
thing of Mr. @tidg-r. an amicahle ad Just
n.-nt was effrcted and the parties retired
from, the ground.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-25
& .RsoN VALLEY. The FL Dorado Re

e. RsoN VALLtY- FL Dorado Re
publican say, that almost daily there are
l,IiiS oi u ulrS and horses, We l,den
,lth ,-S0st' d merchandise, passing tbr"
nnr roun, Ell rouie r Carson Valley tor
h, purpose "f meeting the coming emi
rants, aud supplying their var, ing wants
l"strri y, M"s>rs. Be"n and Pnsh, wnh
train + ntnty-olie miles, all packed
With u well assorted stock IT rrrchlnllse,
a<sed through this pl zee on their way 10
ept the ehigranr> from the 81 ties.
heir party consisted of thirty tw" horses
al mules, eight men, and twenty Onr
,.ck mules, wtih three tons of merchan
'i-e. We IN II -o"n have the pl 'a-n,e
of gr' -'ng our emIsran, friends, in "rs'
numbers, Jour.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-25
Small Beginnings.
BY CHARLES MACKAY.

BY CHI ARIES MACKAY.
A Atraveller througha dusty road
>trewed aco,ns on the lea;
And one took root, and sprouted up,
Ard grew into tree.
Love ought its shade ut evening time,
To breat' IT'S eai ly vows;
And Age was pleased in eats of noon,
. o hask h. meath its boughs.
The dnrmouse loved IS dangling twigs.
he u rdS sweet music bore.
10 he'd 81 ry in its place,
bl sing evermore.
A little 81 ring had lost its way
Amid tae grass and fern:
passing stranger scooped we'll
" here wepry men might turn
He walled it in and hung with care
A ladle at the brink
tie thought not of the deed he did,
But Judged that toll might DIR nix,
He p Ssed again and ln! the we'll,
Py summer suns never dried
Had o"lrd ten thnusan p rching tongue,
And s,ved lf'. besides
dreamer dropped random thought;
twas old and yet twas new
simple nry Of the brain,
Tut strong in being true;
1t shone upon n genial mind,
And 10! its gilt became
lamp of lfe-a beacon ray
m nitory flame:
The thought WAS small its issue great
watch fire on the hill
1t sheds is rad ance far adnwn
and cheers the valley still
A nameless man., id crowd
That thronged the daily mart.
Let tall y word of hope and love.
Unstudied. from the henrt-
A whisper ~ the tumult thrown.
A tranSi 'ry breath,
II raised l'other from the dust.
/ saved 20 II from death.
o. germ. o, +. unt 0. wcr of love!
o, thought at random cast!
Ye were but iHr at fhD first,
But mighty at the last.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-25

J.B BURTON. EDw'D M'cAaTY.
Burton s. Mc.asts
Wholesale dealers in Groceries, Liquors,
p visions, Flour, Grain. Ca i "
fOrnia Produce and General Merchandise
NO. l25 j Street, one door west of ftth
SACRAMENTO.
mars ms S,uo
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-25

We are informed that Mr. Holiday.
who was engaged in the affray with the
sheriff, during certain land troubles near
I0insi, war arrested yesterday, and taken
10 oan Francisco to await his trial.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-25

LAKE, BIGLER-'rhi@ il the name given
fn one of thr largest. if not The large 81
lake in aliiorriia. II lies at u great -L
vatinn, hrtween two distinct ridges of the
irrra Nevada, and bur one and half
miles to the north Of Johnsnn'- route To
Carson Valley. II is at least ift, miles
long, with AN average width ct from ten
tn twenty miles; and yet we look in vain
upon "ira~k's New M.p," even for its
position or lncnlN though veil known to
he the great stjirce of the Irtrkee River
- Fremont t., the contrary norwth>tand
ing, who speaks Of it as the head waters
of the "S,ulh Fork Of the American"
This lake has great depth. though
b"unhed by a marsh NJ the south end; il,
never ire. ztS, though surrounded great
part Of the year l., snow. On either side
are ranged those gr-tf rock barriers, that
since their first upheaval have, though
aide Il by w u'itttr torrents frnn the me
ing, successfully resisted ITS ahnu efforts
for relrnse from its mountain prison. l.
ahound~ with fishes, nf several varieties,
among " hirh the speck ed trout, many at
large >Ize, and the salmon. real salmon
pre dominate. They are taken in cn,,S"i-
trabie numbers Il, the Indians that resort
tn this, their wildly romantic and beaul-
fil SUMMER retreat.
:" clear ARE it. waters, a stone or other
Object can h. d>tihc' seen at the hot
tom, thirty or more feet deep. Abour
midway hetw cen the two extremes of the
ke ON the ~aSterli side, il - sInguI n
over-arrhrd "hns,n, in The WI | 81 rnck
that leads t. unknn,vn cavern. and dark
rrcesse>, said by the Indians to h- tn.
abode of spirits or grnii, that in times
yrne by, inhabited the outrr wor d-th I
lOr Il certain trangrs.siOn, were carried by
superior spirits into these raverns where
the, have remained to thi> day. In tu.
turp numh' of the Herald, We shall g,v..
the entire egeId, now extant, ~ romnrrt
ed with this striking feature If l. k,
B gier. ..l PlacerviHe Her Id
The Storkfon Journal has been We y
y nch enlarged aud lupr we'd. II is u" W
pu.l. shed tri ri-wepkly. The Coln bia Ga
.rtte. also, ha. betn enlargrd, and other
Mise improved. 1h' re- is no heitrr -igr
Of the pr' sperify and growing importance
of our inland towns tn II such progressi,
as ha
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-25

d !. Fish"r, hegs leave +" in orm the
1Cs public that he keeps on hand gene !
assor ment f machinery for mining. Orgy
nal designs gotten up in m nner that can
not Jail to give satisfaction
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-25

umpire HOTEL, and General Stage
~ .,ouse Auburn, Placer county
n1tf n. W. II Use
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-25

TT A. sCOFrELD, Justice of the Peace
L L. ,iburn Placer County Cal Ofhce =
the Sheriff Office, two doors bove the our
house mar 26 my
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-25
DOCT. HENRY w. JOHNSTON

- having perm 'nently located himself j.
ophir, woull respectfully tender his profs
elonel services to the citizens His Office is ~
the New World otel whe, g he may ut all
times be pund when Occasionally absen
ne will keep good supply OF drugs; and y.
close application to his profession he f,tterl
himself that he may merit and receive Ii
eral patronage.
ophir. me 1854 '53 st
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-25

v7v>r's N@tice.
~ w. FINLEY, County Surveyor, Pla
VI r County, California. Office ut the
National Hotel. in Auburn. j. lS 80 Il
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-25

JAMES ANDE 2SoN. ttorney and
- Counselor at Law, Auburn PLACER county
California. april 80 n33 my
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-25

ON V,LENrrnE.-E Enclosing heart
,rith the motto ''pIeasD |rrhange" I've
thnngh' thar over u-t fiv, minutes. CHATS
ns long as ever think Of an, thing.) and
| shan't d" it. Do you know it takes II
dozen mems hearts. to make a fair equiv
alent for one woman'>? always excepting
that dr|iriously fresh Adam, who hadn't
heen round any.
Certainly you hegln, the minute you
are om' of your pnaf"es, 10 give away
your hearts q lIttle piece at a time, right
aud left, nnyn here and every here, to
any body that vii take it, upt"t the time
that you commence rejoicing in n full
grown heard. Then ynu yet tired ot
roaming, and nHk- up your mini to pick
III, the fragments, aud present them, ~,
the kn'es of ynmr hest pnntaloons, to some
fine wo'nsn with n great bouncing heart,
to winch yours hears about the same com
pHrlson as hilIet to u cannon ball, and
cody ask her "to exchange
You ought to be ridiru nus for mention
ing it. A ittfe pc fnrated, withrrrd frag
n-nfary. dead and alive concern, ihrapa-
bic, under any system of cnaxing, OF one
good, strong, hraI'hy pulsation. Pm M
lawyer, but it strikes me- you nigh, h~ in
'iictrd for ''rrylng to obtain goods under
false pretences. FANNY FEKk.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-25

d H. MCDONALD, Proprietor OF
1Os the Nner:' Dug >tore No 139 j street
between h and Oh. SAcram nto; tmp1rte
and ealer in Drugs Fresh erbs, Patent
Medicines, Oil, Paints. Brushes. Per unery
etc. etc., n20ly
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-25

vJALE & HoPK ms, Attorneys and
4 L t'o,inseors ii Law, Placer oun'y, Cal
will give their ,int attention to al civil hus
mess Entrusted 70 their care