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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24
MANCHESTER TRADE.

Prices were slightly declinetISdil
brcadstufis the market had been as
excited rs ever, but on Tuesday the
high prices had begnn to check the
business. Western Canal brought 90
SGD; Philadelphia sos Cd.
At the London cnrn markets on
the Goth and 3lst ults.. considerable
business was done. Flosr was firm
ut 3Os Gtla3ls. The money market
had suddenly hecnme tighter. and
there was further rise in the r='e OF
interest expected. Tea was steady
though rather dull. Tallpw was dull
Cousuls 97a974. &S
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24

FRAllrr.-Frailty, thy name is NO
man.
If Fail,y's name is woman's SELF
Anamc which nature garei
Sure man must bethe weaker oil,
Still to be frailty's slave!
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24

The late John Price Welherell, of
Philadelphia, left nearly 100000,
aud no will. Ho preferred that tho
law should divide his property.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24

Its proposed TO have grayeysrds
along the lines of our railways, at III
,ervals Of ono mile. This would az
ford more rapid burial oflhosc who
may be mastered. The age is pro-
grcssivc.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24

1t is the decree of Ncwspapcrdom
that hencefm,h Railroads are to have
double tracks aud no curves. 1t is a
vermillion edic,. Let it be respected
accordingly.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24

AN Irish lad complained tho other
day Of the harsh treatment he had re-
ceiyel from, his father He tra'cs
me, sud lie, mournfally, as i'll was
iii son by another faIherana mother.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24

Miss Martha H. Mowry, NJ. D., of
Providence, R. l., has been elected
Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases
of Women aud Children, in the Fe-
male Medical College of Pennsylya,
MIA. biz
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24

0grapn III tHc cuith'i " ~" ls"' ''"'
nf Austria expressing his thanks to
Austria for the preservation ofpcsce.
PARIS.
Ara. 3lst.--rhis evening an extra
ordinary activity rcigns in the Odessa
grain market. The stnrcs ale made
9quu,e TO contain the arrivals, and dc,
pots huve been established in the open
air for the purpose.
ID. The French Government says Of:
ficiully that the fears wllichSlidRe exis'
ted respecting ,heharvest foreground
less, as the qual,ti.y ofwleat i about
average inSamoutlt, andsexsn lent il
,qpality;
Accounts from Constansinople, oI
the 10TH, state that the Sultan, has
g adopted the Vienna no,e,I ma
,erial alteration.
The Russians will evacIate the
/ principalitics in September, upon
which the lleets5are III return to En-
gland, Malta aud NToulon:
The cholera appcarsltebe spread
ing further over The North Of Europe
There is hut little news from Chi
M. By the arfisal ofthe India mai
ihe failure Of theimperial attack upon
Chi Kiang Foo is'conftmed. The
imperial Flsethas returned to Shan
sshai. chiskiang Foo is said TO- Z, b
1.-The key.to the Chinese Empire. The
friendiiof China are af the opinion
tia. the frnilless attack decides !, tl''
fate Of the Empire. Rev. Mr. Tay
ior, an American missionary was il
Tho camp of the insurgents dn'ing thu
attack aud says theydid not sniler'li'
least injury from tho canonadlng Z"
the imperialis,s. Intelligence hat
becn received of a revoltin the lslan'
ofFomosa. The army Of insurgents
started from Maxim for Pekin, bu'
subsequently was recalled.
3
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24

prsrrY Goop.--A country exchange
begins ioreible appeal 10 It's delln-
oupn,s By this touching sentence; we
nus, dun otwe shall be done.'
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24
CoNsrANTlSoPfE.

The dates are up to the 2al nlr.-
Col. Rnii'lcit yesterday with the ant-
ograph Of the Sultan to tho Emperor
nf Austria expressing his thanks to
Austria FOR the preservation ofpcsce'
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-11-26

1T Is JUST WHAT Is wANrED."-So saws DR..
feter Fryer, Of Salubria, Chcmung county, n.
\. and so say all who have used or administer
ed Dr. M'Lane's vermifugc, Mr.. Fryer says
that this excellent medicine has given the great
est satisfaction in this ncighborhood, and he has
ordered o new supply.
Mr.. VIM. s. Fanchee, ofMarcngo, Wayne Co..
n. \. has used this Incompatible vermifuee.
and found it to be all that it is recommended to
DC. He says that where he has sold it, it has in
oil cases been found an effectual cure.
mr. q. W. Holiday administered two spoons.
iul to son of his about years of age which
nc hos no doubt brought upwards of 1000 worms
from him measuring from one quarter of an inch
70 TWO inches in length Mr. II. adds that il ia
impossible for any one to soy too much in favor
ofM'Lanc's vermifugc.
For sale at W. W. Hrcucox.s.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-11-26
For the Minnesotlan.
Nnv>u,l,nr

The autumn is almost gone: its two bright
months--September with its green leaves and
golden, f1eecy clouds, and October. with its va
rl-colored foliage, tinged so prettily by first
frosts-arc past and November, with its chill
ling winds and stormy skies, has come. Thick
and fast settle the heavy msts over the river
and over the land, and the moon looks out from
behind the clouds, cold and sullcn,
have been in the woods to-day but every
thing looks bleak and chcerless The trees.
which seemed so close together in summer. now
appear wider apart, and many great old trunk
may be seen on the ground in ruin, which the
undcrbrush and foliage then concealed the
oaks stretch their arms to heaven, tall and
bare the wild grape vine hangs loosely to the
wind, with all its greenness and young tendrils
gonc,-the flowers withered and dead long ago,
and the tiny shrubs and moses persisted with
the first frost. The leaves have all fallen and
lie strown thickly over the ground, and now
the wind whirls them away, and around, and
upwards in cddies, and they float away to the
hOllOws and gullies, to be covered by the win
tcr's snow. The very earth seems dead, and
over it, like tOmb-stOnes, the trees stand naked
apd bare.
The grouse no longer fly together in cOveys
on the wet prairics, but scattered apart, with
rufi1ed plumagc, perch on the tree tops. The
frog crOaks no more from the pool, and the
grasshOppers have ceased their singing on the
meadow. The ficld-micc seek their burrows in
the ground, anc the timid snake crawls forth no
more to feel the sun. The bee and the wasp
have ceased buzzing on my window, and the
flies that used to trouble me so, are all shrivel-
cd and dead with cold.
The sun rises late and sets carly the tedious
nights come quickly on, and there are no long
twlights to warn us of their approach. Over
field and over forest there hangs settled
gloom everything says that winter is nigh
even at our doors.
Our mighty river vainly endeavors to oppose
the frost kings power and rolls its surging cur
rent swiftly and impetuOusly Onward--buti it is
no use large cakes of ice are forming every
minute, and it will take but few cold nights
to unite them, and then the river will be seen
no more till the spring comes with its cheering
smile to warm the earth and renOvate nature.
What a comfort now to sit by the blazing
fire and rest cOntentcdly,.w the big drops of
rain patter against your window; and how Sc
cure you feel while the winds crash through the
trees, or howl around the walls of your build
ing. The old fire hccds not NOvcmbcr's frOwn,
but blazes away brightly and kindly, as if bid
ding defiance to the elements without as if it
said, fear not the storm and the cold,-I am
their rival element and their conqueror.
st Paul, Nov. Is, 1853. II.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-11-26

columns tells where they may be found. We
are rejoiced to state, that some forty thousand
dollars have already been taken. The right OF
way which this company will secure by its car
ly organization, will be an important move at
the outset toward constructing the proposed
road through Minnesota to Dubuque.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-11-26
st. Paul Banking Ofiice.

st. Paul Banking Office.
Due attention paid to collections in any mart OF t,s
Territory, and proceeds RENTED promptly at Tia
lowest rate OF exchange. ''"p'' 90 '''0
70 Land Warrants Wanted.
complete list OF entered and unentered lands n,
ramsey county, Maps, P1ats, Abstracts, &C, '''
or otherwise, '' W "arrant
Payment Of 1ares, Loaning .Monev. &c.
c. II. PARKER,
Nov. IL, lS53-lOtf ""se"oT az Lac.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-11-26
NATHAN sPlcER,
watch Maker and Ieweler

Suect, 81. Paul,
DhALER In Gold and Silver Watches lew. -.
Lots e e,.y, Told Pens, Pencils, Chains, Brace
p'. nreastpins, Silver, German Silver, and eNS
fia'ed Ware, Gold and Silver Spectacies, min. 49,
Articles, and Persumery '>''''''' fs"ef
notice. WY 'epsiev Y" sn"s
Nov. G6, Is53-itu
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eight passengers.
- Davis & Co., and also Person, are deter
mined their customers shall live on the fat of
the land this winter. Their advertisements
speak for themselves. The latter firm also re-
ceived q fine lot of crockery and table ware by
the last arrival.
-Chamblin received by the Jenny Lind q
large addition to his former stock of ladies'
dress gOods-fne, and of the latest STYLES, to
which he calls special attention Chamblin is
bound to keep up with the market
GRINNELL's ARCTIC ExrEDrrION-Lctters have
been received from England, announcing the
arrival of the American Arctic Expedition, un-
der command of DR.. E. V. Kane, L. S. n, at
Upernavick, in Greenland, and their departure
from that place to the head waters of Smiths
Sound. Capt. Inglefcld of the screw steamer
PheniX, with stores for Sir Edward Belcher' s
squadron, reached Upernavick three days after
DIR. Kane sdcparture, and reports that Dr. Kane
had secured the services OfPcterson, the Esqui-
maux interpreter, who was with Penny on a
former voyage. Capt. Inglefeld states that all
were as well and prosperous as possible.
4 MODERN DrPI.ONAT.-Hon. Scion Borland
our Minister to Nicaragua, on being prsented
to the President osthat Republic made a speech
one hour and hirty:fue minutes long. lie spoke
OF Nicaragua as not beyond the stage of carly
boyhOod, but cOmplimented her as our "Sister
Republic y Scion must be classcd as one of
the wise men of this very wise administration.
Chicago Journal.
GREAT TRAIN.-The Southern Michigan Rail-
road Train came in last night with the extraor-
binary number Of seventeen cars, all crowded
full: This beats anything ever done previously
in the way Of railroading in the West-Chica-
go Democrat, Friday.
Never marry belle-let that admonition ring
in your cars forever.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-08-20
hardware, Paint, Oils and Win
dow Glass.
J. B. Blanchard & Co.,

DEG leave to inform the merchants of this
Dv,cinity that they have removed to
No. 4S k ret, south side, bstaceen Cd
Gnd 3rd streets,
where they have On hand the largest and
most varied assortment OF the above goods
ever before offered in sacramento, all be ng
their own importation to which onstant nd
ditons are being made by the arrival OF every
Upper shp-among which may be found
.ValIs All s.zrs tr, m3 to 8 in spikes; also
finishing and wrought mails.
Sh0UtiS--KOwland and Kings, Collins and
Co.'S. Duryea and Rh square and round
point, long and short handles.
Pichs-Colins and o =; pick and axe helves
SaWs-Mll, Muley, crosscut whip, hand,
and compass saws
Hoes crowbars, hand and sledge hammers,
wedges anyils, files, complete sets, coopers
tools carpenters, hllcksmiths. and general
assortment Of builders hardware, cutlery,
etc etc.
All the above goods will be sold at the very
10 est cash prices, and we invite purchasers
to call and examine our stock and prices be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Sacrnmento, npr9 Il
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-08-20
D. o. MILLS & Co.,
3 A n X T. X S

TVAVING completed their new fire
III proof Bank building, they have re-
moved into it, on The old site,
NO. 90 STREET,
DRAFTS for sale at sight or ON time on
The principal cities il The All"nfic states.
GoLp DusT purchased at the highest
rates.
DRAFTS ut par on San Francisco.
CoIIrcTIoNs made on reasonbe terms
GoLp Dusr shipped to New YORK, or
the mint at Philadelphia for coinage. =
DfposIrs received rilherspecIal or oth-
cruise. and all business connected with
banking promptly attended To.
Sacramento, mar n25 3ino
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-08-20
VxThy does Tucker sell more

w WATCHES than any other man III
California, Pecausc he never misrepr"eenfs
the article he is selling; consequently never
'sells" his customer Mt the time he sells nm
the Watch. His ohje' t is to see how long he
can keep customer and how long he can
sell him the article he may want, instead Of
finding how much he cnn mnke out OF him.
Goods Mt this store will he sold for the next
six weeks at extremely cheap rrices-lower
than they have ever heer in this state 20
hef re you buy elsewhere. cal and ex"m,ne
the goods ct No. l25 MONTGOMF So
San Francisco. jel1 ns9 Sm
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-08-20
A. K. GRIM. r ho "LA"'
Grim e. RumIer.

Bankers,
No. 8, J street, near Front street, Saera-
menu.
GENTS for b. DAVIDSON, house OF
N RothsrhiIds, San Francisco,
Wz-Drafts for sale on the Rolhschilds,
and their agents ar
J,ndon. New York,
Paris. New Orleans,
Hamhurgh, Boston
Frankfort, Washington,
Val parnIso, L'"a.
Cold dust bought at the highest rates.
't' O1G-tf
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-08-20
SACRAMENTO CITY.

C1LCNU NEW PATENT HORSE POW
~ ER 7 he undersigned sole agent for Cal
1oinia, is now manufac cturine these very su
pellor ma chimes. under the direct INSTRUCTION
VI the inventor and patentee This mcst ex
'raoid dinaiy power is highly AZ proved of and
rec ommt pde. by all distna nisl.ed anpneers
and nachlns., ard many other 6, ,nilemen
competent to judge of its true merits. 1t is
IN reality what is claimed for it to be, tie
very best horse power ever used, either foi
thrashing, quartz crushing, saving, tuning
pumping mining or brick making. 1t works
easier and with less frictio than any in use
1t ism complicatedSev part Of it is made
strongt its construction is simple, and not
liable to get out Of order rs are other ma
chimes, ] manufacture every part of it at
my shop, and should any part OF it get ont OF
order by ia usage, bind myself to gel LACE
the damage without charge.
J. MORRILL,
No. l6, Front street, bet and J. Sacramento
p. ) all kinds OF blacksmith work sucl
rs stenmbon' mill k, and all oher kindt
lone to order at short NOTICE, aud in tie b 81
nnnner nny2l n3tny
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-08-20

SACRAMENTO CITY,

JEWELRY. DIAMOND WORK, SILVER
WARE, FANCY GOODS, ETC, AT
JAMES BAII.EY'S
Sign of The ".Namm III Gold Watch,"
No. l16 j Street, betlceen 4th and 9Th.
THE subscriber havpg removed to the new
brick sttle, No 116 street, between 4lh ard
5th streets and icing in the receipt Of fres
goods by very steamer, is now enabled tt
fer to the people of CaltoI mia. the largest
choicest, and most elegant stock of watches
iewelr, din ond r, ok. silver ware &c evei
ott red IN t'ns country. VIZ:
hGo'd ChTonometer, DupitT and .Ncgsc
- Hunting Uatehes.
Also, English patent lever, independent &c
ond, double tlne, enamClled and lepine hunt
ing case watches.
Diamond Work.
Of tn S description of work there will be
found a rich and extensive stock, consisting
in part Of elegant diamond cross, cluster and
singl lie stope pins; cluster and single stone fin
ger rings; elegant diamond cust er and single
stone ear rings, elegant diamond set pins.
bracelet and ear rings
Also, ii very extensive ,ssortment Of pearl
ruby, opal garnett and other II ecous stones
set n finger rings, ear rings breastpins, chat
claims etc after the choicest designs. Al o.,
heavy and elegant guard, vest and fob chains
keys seals. studs. silver buttons, clasps, snaps
PENCIL cases lockets, charms. etc.
Silver Ware.
Dinner and tea setts, tab spoons, tea
spoons, butter knives tru knives, 70, ks and
go lets, nal kin rings, etc
Plated Ware.
Silver plated dinner and tea setts; common
n setts; dinner and dessert forks table ten. .
and dessert roon ; fish and butter knives,
salt and mustard spoons, sugar shovels, etc.
Very fine Cutlery.
Wostcnholn's and Rogers and Sons Justly
eel, b,ated pen and pocket knives, sc sso,s ra.
z'rs, etc superior raZois in sets, dressing
cases, etc.
Fancy Goods.
Opera glasses, telescopes, m"gniires spec
taces, card cases. ivory tablets, cigar cases
port monais, pocket compasses. tooth, nail,
and hai1 brus es, combs, etc.
Gold Pens.
Gold pens, with gold cases, gold pens with
silver cases gold pens for the counting house
gold pens without cases Of Smiths Walrens
Bngleys and other celebrated makers
Persons in want Of goods in the hove 'ine
are inv ted to examine the large and Va uab
stock now or hand AS am importer of my
own goods they can and will be sold much
less than the usual rates.
~ Watch rep ,iring done in the best gosg,i-
ple manner ny one OF the most skIlful work
men in the Union All work done by him is
warranted for one year or no charge made.
Also, engraving done in superior style
Manuea curing.
California pins rings, bracelets, and other
specimen work. manufactured to order iG the
best manner hy experienced workmen. Ais"
particular attention paid to diamond sett ng
$l0 1000 worth of fine gold dust wanted OF
manufacturing purposes for which the high
est mlrket price will be paid.
JAMES BAILEY
mar12 6no* l16 st. htw 4th and 5th. Sacrn
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-08-20
Banking House of Read & Co

Banking House of Read & Co
g CACKAMENTO, .8gency of Burgoyne
- & Co, San Francisco. Exchange for
sale on .
barring. Bros & Co. London.
Hottingeur & Co. Por's;
Rurvnync & Plume, NtW York.
Jno. E. ,1h"yer & Bro. Noslon.
Canal and Barking Co. ". Orleans.
l.. A. Bencost & Co. 81. LOUIS.
Gold Dust always purchased al hig hest
price. sept Is Am
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-08-20
NUMBER 40.
Saturday Evening.

How sweet the evening shadows fall,
Advancing from the west;
As ends the weary week of toll,
And comes the day of rest
Bright DER the star of eve
Her radiant beauty sheds;
And myriad sisters calmly weave
Their light around our heads.
Rest, man from labor; rest from sin;
The worlds hard contest close;
The holy hours with God begin,
Yield thee TO sweet repose.
Bright Ger the earth the morning rny
Its sacred sight will last;
Fair emblem of the glorious day
That evermore shall last.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-08-20
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.

NOTICE is hereby given that at a
~ General Election to be no den
throughout the State of alifornia on the first
ednesday of September, A II. 1858, the fol-
lowing officers are to be elected, viz;
GOVERNOR.
Lieutenant Governor. One Supreme Judge
state comptroller. State Treasurer
Att rney General Surveyor General.
Superintendent Of Public instruction
SEN ATOHS
The counties of San Die o, San Dernadino
and Los Angeles. Fir District one >enator
The counties Of Santa Barbara and san
Luis Ohispo, the secGpl district, oae SeHat tor.
The counties of Monterey and Santa Cruz,
the third district, one Senator.
The county Of San Francisco, the fifth dis
trict two senator's
The county Of uolumnc, the seventh dis
trict. one Senator.
he county of Sacramento, the ninth dis
trict, one Senator
The counties of Salan Yolo and Napa, the
tenth district. one senator.
The counties of rinity, Klamath, Humboldt
and >iskiyou. the twelfth district, one Sena-
Tor
he counties of Shasta and Colusi the thir-
eenth district, one enat0r.
The county of Butte, the fourteenth dis
trct; one senator.
+ e county Of Yuba the fifteenth dist ict
two senators.
The county of Nevada, the sixteenth dis
trct. one senator.
he county of Place, the seventeenth dis
trct one senator,
lhe county of Ell Dorado, tn eighteenth
district, three s:nators.
he county Of Calaveras, the nineteenth
district, two seatOlS
The county of Sierra, the twentieth dis
trict, one senator.
MEMBERS OF ASSEMBLY.
San Diego county, one member.
San -i'ernnriino ounty. one member.
Los Angeles county, two members.
Sau LUIS Ohispo county one member.
Monterey county. one member.
Santa CrQz county, one member
Santa { lara coQnty, two members.
Alameda county one member
san Francisco county nine members.
Mariposa county. two members.
Tulare county, ore member.
Tuolumne county fYe members.
San Joaquin county, two members.
Contra Costa county, one member.
Sacramento county. four members
Solano county. cne member.
Napa county one member.
Yolo county, one member.
Sonoma and Mendocino counties, two
memhe s.
Marin county, one member.
Trinity county, one member.
Klamath county one member.
humboldt county, one member.
Sisskiyou county, one member.
Shasta county one member.
Co!usi county one member.
Rutte county. three members.
Yuha COUNT, five members.
Nevada county, five members.
Sutter Co nty one member.
Ilncer county, four members.
Ell Dorado countV, eight mem Ders.
Calaverns county five members
Sierra county, two members.
The attention of ounfy Judges is directed
to the Sd section of an Act entitled IN Act
to regulate Elections, passed Narch 23l' 1886
from VII ich it will he seen that all v1canc'e'
which are about to occur in office by the ex
nirnton Of the full term thereof shall be sup
pl Ell at the general election.
Given under my hand, and the Great >ea
Of the State Of California;, at Benecla, this
18th day of July. \. D. 1853.
JOHN BtGLER, Governor.
| Attest J. w. DENVER, Secretary Of State
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-08-20
ADAMS & CO.'S
EX = R e s S .

Auburn, OphIr Il ankee .blm7S
Daily Express from above offices 10
za.as Sacramento, san z=.ssllr~-
49,, s4,4R R~He5ss-=e, ~ Francisco, and Sssz.z=-
z9s2-di-sH%e all parts Of The Northern
and Southern Mines.
CHECKS drawn Oh all our offices in CAL
forna.
DEposIrs received special or otherwise.
CoLLECTIoNs promptly attended to.
Particular attention paid TO the trans
portation of Treasure, Packages, sc.
GvLu DUor purchased "a forwarded To
any part of the United States, sand alsoto
England, at as low rates as can he done
by any house with security.
Bills of Exchange drum on any Il our
Houses in
NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA
BALTIMORE, BOSTON,,
WASHINGTON, PITTSBURG,,
ST. LOUIS,
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISVILLE,
and LONDON.
.aiso payable at The folioacing Banks
Mechanirs' and Farmers Bank, Albany
Utica City Bank, Ultra
Bank of Syracuse, Syracuse
Bank of Auburn, Auburn
Bank of Attira, Buffalo
Rochester City Bank, Rochester
Geo. Smith q Co., Chicago
Alex. Mitchell, Fire and Ma
rine Insurance Company, Milwaukee
Michigan State Bank, Detroit
Branch Bank of
State of Ohiu, Cleveland
Clinton Bank, Columbus O
INSURANCE.-We have made ar
for Insurance to the extent of
ONE MILLION DOLLARS, ON any
one shipment, and are empowered TO i'll
sure for other parties on Gold Dust, Bars,
Coin and Merchandise, tn and from New
York and this place, by Endorsements on
bills Of lahing, at the rnne of shipment.
ADAMS & co.
auburn mar 10 5S n26 If
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-08-20
]. M. SHEPHERD,
General New Agent,
C.crn,nantG i'lfv
Synna II, nStasIramt.
Sacramento City,

HA,s Nltl f undersi gned having rettted
@gSNM and opened the above named es
2s.s<<s-s~szil tab shment, two doors from his
old stand and next door t. N ellis Fargo &
Co.'S Express Office, begs enve to return his
sincere thanks to the public in general for
past favors, AMI hopes by strict attenti to
business to receive full share OF that pa
tronage heretofore literally extended =
The undersigned will splre no pains to serve
before all who may favor him with call, all
the delicacies of the season His bar will be
constantly supplied with choice vines, liquors
and cigars.
IANES ". CREAMER, Proprietor
International Block, Auburn, April l6 my