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The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-26

SHOCK OF AN EAeTHQU.KE At SIMEON.
A correspondent of the .4ita writing from
San Luis Obispo, under date Of Feb. 9th,
says that vio ent shock of an earthquake
was felt at San Simeon in this county on
the l>t, at n'clork, P. NJ. The family
Of Don Jesus Pico were alarmed by a
low ru,nbIing nose, that resembIed dis
tant thunder; Immediately after which the
earth seemed to rise, sink, and vibrate
from north to south. The adobe house
of Mr.. Pico WAS shaken so as TO cause "A
crack in one of the wa Is, causing great
alarm t" his family, who all ran ou. Of
doors for fear of its falling.
Some twenty days ago, II similar shock
was felt at the rancho Of Capt. Dams,
tweu,y- five miles below San Luis.
Sac. Union.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-26

The ANNIVERSARY BALL.-Of 'ate years
the 22d of February, seems to have heen
set aside hy the American people for
festyity and enjoyment, and it is meet
that it should lie SO. 1t is said there is a
.stime tor dancing," and we know Of no
day more appropriate for us republicans
than the anniversary of the birthday of
the immortal Washington. With this
belief, friend House, of the Empire, gave
one of the most hri liant balls on the
evening of the 22d, that we have ever
attended, and we have no donbt il will
long be remembered by those who par
ticipated in it, The lengthy dining room
of the Empire was literally full-no ess
than sixty-tvo ladies being present, be-
sides over one hundred gentlemen.-
Ladies were in attendance from almost
every section ofthe county, some of whom
would grace any ball room by their beauty
and accomplishments.
Everything went off pleasant. The
music was excellent, and sounded well in
the long tastefnl'y decorated room fitted
up for the occasion, and the members Of
the band were always ready to "di>pense
sweet music" for those in attendance
Nor must we forget the gent emanly
managers who were affAb'e and attentive,
and used their best endeavors to please
everybody and have everybody pleased
and so they were, for all seemed intent
upon enjoying themselves, and we do
not recoIect to have ever attended more
pleasant party either East or Vest. One
might very easily imagine oneself hack
in some of the older States enjoying the
festivities of the season, for the scene re-
minded us Of hy-gone days, and many n
recollection was brought forth from the
storehouse Of the memory by this same
"m rrie dance"
We are in hopes this will not be the
last of tho Aooaon, And ,h", we VIII nave
more of these pleasant parties before it
is over. These re unions are pleasant
incidents in IL California life and make
one feel as II the ''yood time" was "com-
ing right along" The supper was serv-
ed ny in a manner that would have satis-
fed the epirurean taste of almost any one.
Every deIcacy of the market was on the
well furnished board. Indeed the
host ot the Empire deserves great credit
The supper was erceNent and the Ami
versary Ball was the largest and the most
pleasant ever held IN the county. There,
we've said it all.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-26
Justices, Court.
BEroRE H. A. ScoFIELD, Esq.
Auburn, Feb. Goth, 1855

The People % Chapman Bethel
Charged with attempt to kill one Sherry
at Kanaka Flats, near Haws' ranch. De-
fendant keeps a house Of ill-fame at Kan.
aka Flats, and got into q difficulty win
Sherry aud drew Colts Revolver ana
pursued Sherry ou. of the house and dls-
charged one shot Which took effect IN n tns
gruiIi and passed through the body. ,ihe
parties then grxppled with one another;
and defendant heat Sherry over the heaq
with his revolver until it was broken,
when they we're separated. Defendant
was held to bail in the sum of $4,000; ~
default Of which he wss comnItssa }"
Jail,
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-26

RAIN.-We were visited with n shower
of rain on Tuesday night last, and again
on Thursday night, but from present np-
pearances we do not think we shall have
any very heavy rains.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-26

PLANK RoAp AGAIN.-The meeting at
the. Orleans on "Wednesday night was a
capital one. ! he peop were there; the
large saloon was filled, and the spiri.
manifested was of the most encouraging
character. The speeches were good
that of DR.. Morse particularly happy. A
large sum was added to the iss, and we
doubt not by Saturday night there vii he
enough subscribed to meet the emergency.
II there 10 NOT, it will he sure to he made
up on that nigh,.-Sas Union.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-26

We sgain find ourselves indebted to the
New York Shaving Saloon for various
articles presented for the toilet. Tha,
Bay Rum Of Stevens is an excellent ar
ticIe, and that shaving soap is NOT to be
beat anywhere.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-26

We heard few evenings since some
of the stage drivers complain bitterly OF
the bridges being out Of repair between
here and Gold Hill, on the Ophir road .
Those whose business it is to fix them
should do 10 without delay,
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-26

Ex Governor Burnett came down from
Sacramento last evening, for the purpose
of soliciting subscriptions among our cit
izens to aid in building Plank Road
from Sacramento to Nevada. This pro-
iect is attracting much attention in the in
terror, and from the number Of meetings
that have cen held on the subject, we
judge that the people most interested are
disposed to spare II" exertions toward ac-
comp ishing the objecr. Transcript.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-26

FROM MARfsviLLE.-The Herald says
that the Narysville Th-ater, under the
management of Miss Mestayer, draws
well and pays handsomely. The Chap
man family are among the perforn,ers.
Sac Union.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-26

The State Journal has been consider
ably enlarged aud improved. The pro-
prietors certainly deserve great eredi, for
their enterprise.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-26
Agents.

-. Messrs. Adams s. Co, and Wells,
FARO & Co. are our general agents for
Placer county. Any Advertisements, job
Work or Subscriptions left mt either Of
their Express Offices will be prompt y
forw arded fO us.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-26

JENNY LIND REsTAURANr.-Unde the
head o. new advertisements will he found
the notice of this neat estab' ishment.-
The Jenny Lind has certainly been fitted
up by Mrs. Weaver with great deal of
taste, SO much so, that we deem it quite
an ornament to our lit town. We
would advise those of our friends who
are fond of the de!icacies of the market
70 call, and we doubt not they will be
pleased in taste and at their reception.
Mrs W.. informs us that she expects tn
have Cotilirn Party upon the fourth
Of .March--Inauguration of President
Pierce-Now, this certainly will he a
chance for the "Young Democracy" TO
shaw their galantry.
P&oBATE CoURT will he in session on
Monday next. County Court will meet
on Monday the 5th day Of March.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-26

We are indebted to Adams g. Co for
Eastern papers I'y the last steamer, also
to Wells, Fargo 4 Co.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-26

WHAT HAVE We DoSE.-Our readers
will perceive that the citizens Of Sacra-
mentO have gone heart and soul into the
plank road enterprise. Up toyrhursday
night they had subscribed over t,co hun
dred III ,lsand dollars towards it. During
the past week they have repeatedly held
meetings, and enthusiastic ones too, in
relation to the matter. By the time their
delegates present themselves ut the Grass
Valley convention her list will show the
round sum Of $500, 900 subscribrd.
This shOu d certainly stimn ate the
citizens Of Placer to renewed artion.-
Those who have not subscribed should
do so Immediately As the list Is TO be pre-
sented at Grass Valley on Monday next,
then let one and al, do what they can.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-26

When is wall like fish! When it IL
scaled.
JOAQUIN AND HIS GANG.-Gov. Bigler
offers a reward Of 1000 dol. for the ap-
prshs nsop ofths bsndit, Joaquin Trsn,
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-26

The re' e;pts of gold at the U. 8. Mint ,
in Philadelphia, from the lat to the 18th
of December. were SO, 2,87O,O2O
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-26

WASHINGTON MONUMENT FUNp.-The
entire amount subscribed in California to-
wards the erection Of the Washington
Monument, including the munidcent do
nation of the Sansome Hook and Ladder
COMPANY. is &8,5S7 -.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-26

We have reserved what you will pro-
bahly consider our most important item
for the conclusion. The accounts from
Australia exceed those from your d,g-
gings. And now our neighbor State, Yer
mont, sends specimens of her subtsrra-
mean wealth. California is no longer the
gold regi"n Of distinction. Vanderbilt
and Aspinwall will have to lower their
terms, for the "pnre article" is to he had
not on in Australia and Vermont, but
sti nearer home. An artist in our ne gh-
borhood advertises upon his door. "Wan-
ted girl to ay gold Ieafn' This is "a
fact, and proves the Golden Goose to he
no longer legend.-S f. Wing.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-26

WHAT IS THE MArrER.-Here we are
in receipt Of papers ever since the first Of
the week and yet no letters came to hand
until last evening. We would thank
those who have charge of the mai g in
future to forward them AS soon as they
arrive from the states.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-26

IcE.-The ship George Raynes arrived
at San Francisco on Friday last, with a
cargo of 900 tons of ice, consigned by the
Boston and California Ice Company to
Flint, Peabody g. Co., Agents.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-26

LEGIsLATIvE.-The members have been
taking holiday. The Post Warden bill
has been again referred back to the COM
mittee on commerce and navigation. On
the 23rd little business was done.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-26

We clip the following from the edito-
rial correspondence Of the =. F. Wing,
written on board the Golden Gate, on her
last trip to Panama:
We have on board many noted and
distinguished Ca ifornia,is, quite a mum-
ber of whom are on b ,ard ship, at sea,
for the first time. They had tried the
plains. hut if Que were TO believe them,
Humboldt desert, mule meat, &c, could
not hold a cand = to being sea-s,ck. Our
worthy Sheriff, Col. Hayes, after standing
it as long as possible, emphaticaIly de-
cared, "l'd sather live ashore on mule
meat all my life, than stay here another
day. while Col. F., Of Sacramento, who
was keeping Jack company over the ships
side, joined in, '',lamn such hilly coln-
try-i'II give my pile To he on IA ranch on
the Sacramento river" But it won't do to
partIcularize, as there were hundred
such instances, and as your humb e ser
want is never afflicted in any such way,
he came near making Sc iouS quarrels
with those whom he laughed ut during
their illness.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-26

FgoM OREGoN.-We have six days Ia
ter news from Oregon. The Oregonian
states that the indications from Washing
ton are such as to warrant the belief that
General Lane, the present delegate to
Congress from Oregon, will be appointed
Governor Of that Territory in place of
Governor Gaines.
There have been several shipwrecks
along the coast recently. The miners
are doing wel.
1t is proposed by some Of our exchan-
ges, that each State through its Legis-
Iature, should subscribe 10000 dollars to
the Washington National honuuient.
The SHASTA CnuRIER-We under
stand that this excellent country paper is
t. he restarted at an early day. A com
plete office has been purchased i'm this
city and was shipped for Shasta yester-
day .-1rsnseript.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-26

AUBuRN, February 24th, 1853.
District Court Of the lth Judicial Dis
trict for Placer County. Hon. A. G.
Monson of the 9th Judicial District pre-
siding.
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BOUNTY LAMBS.

Tue undersigned, General Land Agent will give par.
ucusr attention 20 obtaining = from y ash
nSton N soldiers, Who entitled to them By the late
act Of Congress.
he viii also sttend TO locating on lands for
those who obtain them under the sbovp act Along res
dence IN. and thorough knowledge Of Western Escor-
will, believes, enable him 10 give rud
10 those who nay csl on him.
CHARLES ?. IFT ATE.
land Agent snd Surve7ar.
Mineral Foint, October, 49,. n
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The following letter is from highly respectable physi
clan, who enjoys extensive practice:
NAv.RRE Stark Co, o., Nov l.1532
Dr. JOHN ID. PARK Dear sir: Z" DR.. Guysotts Extract
of ~arsapara has been purchased by for the lssi
three ye with good effect, in General Debility, Liver
Complaint, Jaundice, dyspepsia, Chronic and Nervous
Diseases. In all female complaints il is unequailed
In the of this medicine the patient constantly gain
strength and ygOr fact Thy OF great consideration
pleasant to the taste and smell, and be used b.
persons the delicate stOmachs with safety, under
circumstances am speaking from ereuce, and
TO the afflicted advise It's use,
DIR. ]. s. LEEPER.
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MINERAL POINT EATING HOUSE.
AND PROVTSToN STORE

fENHE subscriber would respectfully al The alsH-
- of the pubic TO his well selected stock u
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, TOYS,
CONNECTIONS. &c,
At his well known stand High Street, opposite 81.
ton store, where he mss be found al all times esty
accommodate those who may favor him with theilI,.
ronage. He has ON hand a good supply Of
Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Sqieratus, Spires Fua4
A1as SarciHes, Oysters, &C., 6r,
All Of the best qualities and offered on the most ra
able terms.
CANDIES OF ALL ZlgDgs
Manufactured ana sold at wholesale aud retail Cher
as they can be had al any place in The west.
lion with this establishment IS a good
y a x S3 l21g
BY which means he is always supplied with fresh Cas-
Pies, &c, and also prepared to furnish
~ 5SDIEZgG5 And parties
With the most delicious varieties, Ornamental TO .r.
the most particular taste.
Gz- The highest market price paid for good Buzz
and Eggs.
THOMAS MALOyEE
Mineral Point, July 20, Is52. E
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

Ii persons are hereby notified not 10 trespass mine,
or dig upon the following lands without the wri ten
consent or permission of the Uwner-East i of IA
sec {, Township 5, Range , East
Also. 1 Of IA Sec. 6, Township 4, Range ?
East, without the written consent of the owner or JOHN
MUSRR I'VE, -7geHt
And further notice hereby given, that forbid any
and all persons from buying any Lead or 9th
from the above described lands without pernig
sion above. ABNER NICHOLS
Mineral Point October, 1852. II
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And further notice is hereby given that forbid any
and al persons from buying removing any lead or
other ores from the above described lands without the
written permission of the owner or agent.
BEN. G. SCOTT, owner and agent.
Yellow Stone, Feb. Q, 1852. I6-Iy
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Strayed,

ENRON my house, in the west part Of town'1 ore -
n HARROW @EOAT. near one yes ~
weight about 20 lbs; marked with two un1ri =
the LETT ear, and scrap OF the right Any peI' Z
ting said Shoat up, and giving me notice where y
be found, will be literally paid for his iron5 -ef
Mineral Point, April c, 1853.
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scrofus, Syphilis Mercural Complaints, Cancer, Gan
creme, Rheumatism. snd a vsst variety of other dss
greeabe and dangerous diseases perfectly cured
by the use of this medicine.
SALINE, Mich, Oct 6, 1851.
Mr. JoHN D. PARK-DesT sir; IL is with unutterable
feelings of gratitude that able, through the Divine
Providence of God and by the wonder working agency
Of that excellent medicine GuysOtfs Yellow Dock and
Ssrsaparila to give you few symptoms of lay almost
hopeless ease.
In the winter $50, attacked with severe pain
which gradually extending through the whole right
side and leg; atthe time, total prosraton of my
physical ystem; also my leg had shrunk about two
thirds of it's Common size. procured the attendance
of skiful practitioner. who pronounced my disease
OF tse wost forms of Liver Complaint He said my
not easily handled, but prescribed for me-.
manned under his treatment until satisfied he cold
help then procured of agent this place
two bottles of Guysott's Yellow Dock ard Sarsaparilla
from which received vast amount of benefit. After
having taken four bottles Twas able pursue
business without Inconvenience and
that time well. while but short time since CON
aDed to bed three fouTths of the timn and
ascrbe the Of my health to any other than
by the agency that truly valuable medicine, Guysotts
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparila.
HASSEL VAURIPER.
Price, 81 per bottle-Six bottles for S..
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FRAN Kiln HOUSE.
MINERAL POINT, WISCONSIN,.
BY NICHOLS & SHIFF.


THE undersigned having become proprietors
l. of the above well known house and having -
dtted il up IN the best STYLE would respectfully s=I
say the citizens and the travelling public, that IL
they prepared 10 accommodate in the best manner,
all Wko may favor them with patronage Their table
will always be supplied nth the best the market at
and they hope By rct attention the of tray
elers, 10 merit and receive liberal patronage.
tsges We this house daily tue east and west
G-Comynodious BsrDs and STABLES are attached. amt
attentive ostler everTeady to attend to the
the weary nag, day or night.
NICHOLS * Shift.
Mineral Paint Dec. 10. 1851 -tf
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j. LYDoN Il FOLEY.

PILLS. PELLSI!
LNOR every man, woman and child in the county -
Il need-a kind to suit yOu all, say
PulfOTd's Anti-Billioua Pills,
FahnstOCk's Anti Bilious do,
ElmoTe's Improved Bilious DO,
Jew David's Honey Coated do,
Oriental and Sovereign Balm do,
Lees Bill sus do, Graeh- nburgb Do
MOfatt's Pills and Phoenix Bitters,
SaRpinEtOn7s Ague Pills, Dr.. Bfussse
DR.. BraDdreth's Pills,
Rev. o. EibbRrds do,
DR.. Angle. Candy Coated do
Herrick's Sug1 Coated do,
And lots Of other rinds of Pills,
Which you get b. calling 81 me Mnersfol
Drug Store, nearly OPpO. tie Beechs Store. -.
Novem Der Is. R. ID. PULF0Rh
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Brewery to Rent

BEz LIVERY, in t5e .- IA p
n Mineral Point, &c Rent Fl ON the 1871 e9s.1I i
ruary. 1853. Enquire of A MAN, X
Next door TO the County Buildings
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Extract of letter from 8 extensive merchant.
PLAINTIKLD, Mich, .pril :, 1889.
Mr.. D. PARK-Dear Sir: Dr.. Guysott's elbow Dock
aud SsrsapArs is perfo astonishing il
place Mr. : b Strickland has Just informed me
of his children has been entirely cured of very
severe of scTof Ia by the of only bottle He
had tried au every thing hat doctors prescribed
all avail the child continued getting
The ali healed and the child apparently
we'll hich is lastly scribed TO the use of the Yellow
Dock and Sarsaparilla Yours truly,
r. A. BEAB.
sold by J. D. PARK, Cincinnati, o.,
Northeasf corner of Fourth and Walnut
Walnut street-to whom all orders must be addressed
Also by ROD LF, Mineral Point, p Armstrong Pc
tosi; Raeeauf GiZer, cHssville; Cole & Bee
town: d. T. Parker Lancaster; n. II. Hemiup, Hazel
Green; E. Rayey & Co.. Plettevile T. II. Flanders
Benton; T. Mason, Dubuque. 40 news ly
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Jackson, Mich. Dec. Is, 1919.

M. II. G. RLrss-Dear SIR WAS taken sick the Is
Of August l44S, with relax dyseneTy, and did not
that could perform manual labor until Feb
ru2ry 1919. / employed The best physicians one after
another, but of Them could effect cure. began
to think never should when friend told
that he had used DR.. :. P TUwnsend's Compound Elk
tract of Sarsapaa with the best of success and advi
sed try il: did and, contrary to eta
lions began To- recover. Two bottles made me well
ever in my life You at liberty to m axe any
Of this that viii extend the of ur :. p Town
sends Compound Extract of Sarsapara a remedy
for the disease with which was afflicted.
RrsnectfnllN
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SALINE, Oct. IA, 1852.
Mr.. ]. D. PARB-Dear sir: send you the foregoing
certificate, and, far as acquainted it'll the case,
all true procured it, thinking might be benefit
to you and to the afflicted. You have the privilege OF
using il you think best. You're, w A. BEERS.
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TO FEMALES.
DySENTE ".

This distressing disease is a deran-
ged condition of the yIsceral organs.
Whether resulting from cOntagIon i'm
proper diet, change of climate, or from
any Other cause, Ur. ) P Townsend
Compound extract of Sarsaparilla il
demonstrated tobethe most e ffiCaciuus
anu potential remedy ever discover,
q /.
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DID Ynr SAYFLOTR1

r so, call al -hiLfsa's, ztsrs ysu r'il fHd ne 's
m BARRELS ofRowell & Heiss' Aod s- 10
w put Up expressly for family use, 49, sa a.
For sale D. John MILTON; SUE
Mineral Point. Anguet 81, 1852. -
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GRsCERIFS.

TUST received from Boston and -. Il uis. IT, = Z
well selected stock Of GROCERIES. Wh''A
I'D al wholesale and retail, cheap for asa srTA
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Do not allow your children 10 grow up with seeds OF
Rheumatism in their constitutions. 1t is easily cured II
attended to in time: but when neglected it become
chrome and troublesome. Nothing equals Dr. :. P.
rownsend's Compound Extract of Sarsaparls in reno
wing pains Of Rheumatism the young well the
old.
Fort Wayne. March 9, 1850.
DIR. s P. Tovnsend-Dear Sir-I take the liberty ad
dressing ietb0ugh perfect strangely in regard
valuable t-.- NJ daughter aged years. has
been afflicted for the II months with thatterrible
disease Rheumatism. She attended constantly by
several of our best physicians but with little help At
last induced TO purchase bottle of your inestima
6epreparation of Sarsapars II yeur Agent F. B. Reed
this place After taking the first bottle she began
from her ameness to be able to walk about
the house. Alter taking the second bottle size
we'll | would advise all those afflicted with
Rheumatism to give if trial.
Yours ahectonateIy-
z. l.. CHiTTENDEN.
PELTT0N AIRY C0NNG NPTE0N.
The accompanying certificate received by the pro
pretors from Messrs. A. Hurd s. Co. of Eaton Canada
East.
Eaton, c. Z. May Is lS49.
l. Jonathan Taylor, Of Bury, hereby certify that my
wife, Lucy Taylor, hsd been sick for some months,
threatened with Construction, and could find relief
I'll procured from Messrs :. A. Hurd & Co. some Of
Or. : P TOwn,end's Sarsspsria htch INN ediatey
fnrded relief and she fair way recovery
and have much confidence in his medicine, that
can cheerCully recommend il to others
(Signed) JONATHAN TAYLOR.
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