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Butte record., 1854-05-06
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StTATE OF CALTF0BSTA-COUSTY OF BUTTE
- Court of Sessions. February Term, A. d. Is54-
To the Hon COuri of Sessons-Yonr Grand Jury wo'd
respectfully recommend that, the Hon Court instruct
the Sheriff of the County, and all the Deputy Shers
the County in their travels the Comfy, to call n
on all persons who should have License to show the
same and 10 complain 10 competent authority Of an
who do not exhibit the proper authority for The iransac-
ten of such business they may be engaged in. All
of which is most respectfully su omitted.
ALONZ0 GILMAN, Foreman of Grand Jirv
And now in pursuance OF the report and recemmen-
dalion of the Grand Jury it is ordered by the Court
that when travelling the county, and in any and ali
parts of the county, the Sheriff of this county and each
and every of his Deputies be, and he and they are
hereby required to call upon each aud every person or
company Of persons doing any kind Of business TO
do which license is required by law to be taken out
10 exhibit their license licenses and he the said Sher-
i'll, and each and every OF his Deputies are hereby
required TO complain TO competent authority Of all such
persons may be doing business without sense and
who refuses 10 procure the same ms required by law
State of California, Butte County.
|, Paige Clerk Of the Court OF Sessions in ard for
Butte County do hereby certify, that the above recon-
mendaiiun OF the Grand Jury, and order nf Court are
true copies of said recommendation, and order now on
file in my office.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court, al Bid
WELL this 9Th day of February, A H. 1854.
FRENCH PAIGE, Clerk Court Sessions
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s1THE PIONEER"
4 California Moathly Nagaaiae Q
Science, literature and Art.

4 California Moai1ly Magaoi'1e Of
Science, literature and Art.
ySTILL BE ISSUED MONTHLY, and As nearly as
w possible on the same day of each month; The
by the projectors that ii viii be supported entirely 10y
California talent
Ii will contain about sixty pages-and viii be pub
lished and conducted nearly possible after The sly
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hensive. and lis contemplated size sufficiently large
allow free scope any department OF Literature; and
will al prd ample space for the free discussion of the
most important Political and Scientific subjects of the
day. 1t will, consequently in that respect, possess
advantage over the daily papers, whose columns cannot
often afford rocm for the proper consideration of many
important questions which almost daily bfnre the
public. II viii also afford i'e field for those who are
desruus of distinguishing themselves in Poetry Bellies
Lelires, and The iuwcy patti of Literature whose
contributions viii always Toe welcome
Each number viii cuuiain brief statement oi the
most important decisions OF The courts; carefully
piled table OF the various meteorological changes which
may haze been obsersed daring the month H the eli
maze. tides, and atmo-phrie of San Fnnci~co and Il
summary u tine most important events that have akrn
place dlre .he neafl-so thai while IL may he desired
asourre of au~eaent Il ia hoped it VIII also pus->s
some value book ei reference. and he worthy ot
preservation, It's Ediural manngmnni VIII be- az the
hands Of persons OF acAnoW edged ability and tried
Icrence in The conduct rerodicl publications, and
effort viii lee spared the par Of the publishers
make il worthy oi he noble state in which 1t has lis
origin and whose literature It j. expected in
To embody, and The patronage OF lis Subscribers.
fe2Ms-5o cents per number. or >, per year.
All communications. contributions. Ne. must he ad
dressed To ". II. BROOKS S, co.
Ne. ll7. M0ng0mtr ST
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EnNosrEcfus HISTORY - TIE Valley

sSkoSrEcfUs HISTORY - TIE VALLEY
"a AND CITY or SACRAMENTO. 10 be iss led
on the FIRST Day All January. 1851.
In rcspons,: 20 auuncspus requests tom orr leading
cirizeus. the undgSiE'd have concluded yp into the
publication ct much more complete and elegant u =
TORY OF SACRAMENTO than they Originality ncn-
de-! such mas been the interest awakened hy 81 pre-
yious hurried reference o of e electric incidents
al our eariv setileuentCh has been the genera; eX-
preston oi desire upon The part Ol prominent citizens
have the annals OF The city rescued from Oblivion into
which they rupidiy failing, that tctl encouraged
10 incur the and toll Of enlarged AMI HAND
sOMELY lLLUSrS AfED HISTORY.
We shall issue The work Ia one volume Of over 900
pages, with hne engraving descriptive Of pa-t
and The present condition U our cry. Tie HCuk VIII
conien full and compendium all the inpor-
lan events connected with Sacramento Cjiy and Valley,
including Rectrl Of The Historical Statistical, Com
mtrcia hurai, Religious, Legal, Social and Political
Progress, up to the dae of publication.
We shall make the work interesting possible,
through The medium of Biographical Notices OF such
persons ~ have distinguished themselves tie drvel-
uicmeni of our Valley and Guys Resources
The book viii be published by subscription, aud fnr
subscribers only S2,jn per voun,. Any crntribu-
Hons Of data calculated further the objects conte a-
ted, viii ne most gratefully received.
JOHN T. MOOSE,
SAMUEL COI.FfLL.F.
Butte record., 1854-05-06

15~ The use of grapes as an article of
food, is much recommended in cases of
consumption. They contain large
quantity of grape sugar, the kind which
most resembles milk sugar in its charac-
ter and composition.
Butte record., 1854-05-06

Ia The New York Tribune says ::
eve have the stupendous fact before US,
that one may travel from Philadelphia to
Cincinnati in a fraction over a single day,
or in twenty-seven hours"
Butte record., 1854-05-06
q Jorg1a Of Punch >,
'0rNG NlERI"l ~ THE rAcWIr,

1 CuNlt NEWSPAPER intended in a b,r,o,...,,s
WHY to call attention tu iho us slia-iijs,i -... .
iaihss "i san frluclsco To auust. anl al Ih. ,.,.
lime J." ci'i~. men Ia think
" >'ie 1t ~h"esal,. by WILTON. T1WN a. r'
I'l Clay sreet and al retail all Tic Book store m
Periodical Deput5.
Butte record., 1854-05-06

E Kissing a pretty girl down south, i"
a young gentleman asked her '.what made
her SO SWEET "O,' she replied, in ut
ter innocence, my father is a sugar
planter"
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BY GEO. n. CROSETTE
AGENTS FOR THE RECORD

- Mr.. WILLIAM HATFIELD. willber.al,or.,
as Agen' forthe Butte Record in san rrapci.eo WIN
alone i authorized to receive SUBSCRIPTIONS. ad,.rt,,
menis &c aud transact any business connected ui,.
this Office. lie may be found nj the bantio, hons. r
Cafuthors' Anderson, & Co., Montgomery st.
~ MR. GEoRGg e. BUDDEN. ia anlhor,z.a ,l
act as Agent for the Neely Butta Record ami tr,,,
act any business connected with his Office H. ras
be found at the Office Of Iyel, fargo < Go. Nar,,y.
~ Mr.. BoYcE, at the Manhattan Ranch f nuke.
above colusa viii act agent Tor ;he Bulle Recari
IL AR. HUGH BLACK, oar County Surveyor. ,.
authorized to net as Ag~nt Tor this paper Any n.n-
gwen 10 MN or Subscribers viii be properly foralrdr
10 inc Address and location designated
Butte record., 1854-05-06

esTEAM ENGINES, BOILEk, ETC. TOR
~ SALE.-0ne Tubular Boiler. abott 80 horse power
connected Engines. II inch stroke and - inch bore
Lot OF 81 inch shaftine, Pulleys and Hangers
One large Blower,
One Blacksmith's Forge.
One Lever Punch.
One small Trip Hammer
Two Cupalo Shells.
Six hundred Fire Brick
Two set of Cupalo Castings,
One barrel Black Lead Pots.
Five Flue Brushes.
Eleven barrels Fire Clay,
One barrel Rosin,
One I3and I-aihe-Iron shears,
Lot Of Wrought Iron Pipes
Three pair Gas pipe Tongs,
One Magnetic Water Guage.
All the above articles Of machinery made ~ \
to order and have been left with the undersigned 10
dispose of for the parties owning them Persons des-
rous of seeing the machinery. will please call at ;he
'Sutter Iron Works, Rincon Point, San Francisco
nOvi2 GEORGE X GLIrYAS
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THE WOODEN S4ILOR

THE II OUUE.N NIILGN
A THOMAS TENNENT,
~ Mathematical aud Nautical
n.y. Instrument MAKER.
- Fire proof Block, corner uf Long
NY " hart and Front street.
~ Surveyns instruments of every de-
e1-A1-zI-5 sCripton
sja Charts OF the latest survey.
rtss Drawing instruments.
G Pocket spy gasses. spectacles- sc.
Opera slassses, Microscopes magnets sc.
|. >. Agency for the sale of Government Charts,
Agency for the Ringoltr charts uf
SAN FRANCIsIO BAY AED RIVER.
Chronome;ers areily rated by transit
Having learned my business ia the mlnuiactory OF
the celebrated WIN. y oung, of Philadelphia and du-
ring the three years have been established in san
Francisco being entrusted with the repairs OF all the in
srulnents of the T. : coast survey the varioas
ship companies. &c, can fully guarantee all my work
be equal IN every respect to any done at home. nov y
Butte record., 1854-05-06

RlsIi LINESs--For sale cheap, cali and see them
al JOS. GLEL1ACF's
Butte record., 1854-05-06

a WILL PEACHES-Fresh and sweet, for sale cheap
" by JOS. GLUCKAUF
q EtOFFEE--A itile of that old JAVA siiIion hand at
a JOSEPH GLUCkAUF.
eUGAK-Ihs first quality OF Crushed Manila at
- JOSEPH GLrCkAUF
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-25
EyOR SIZE LADIES.

LUX a q Ia DIS. -HenufiIuI FT"1cN Let
II er Pepel, Pihlf an Gilt TateI Not parcr, a
new arlole Tinted WISHING CARDS aud Ep. elm, :
do. 10. Double easne.l Visiting card variety Mourn.
ing Mute Paper end Enyeopes
.f.sA-aa ALSO
Wedding or Bridal Stationary consisting u Paper
Ecvel ape. Waters, Cards, so, &c. list received at
nov lots MORSE'S.
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~ Efs,A A..

7 wish to huy al the g.a.d WHEAT / -an get for
Il Richmond Will aui vii pa, th- highes, ma ker
piice for H. fe-pe tiully rrque my friends and the
public generally to give call before selling.
WIN. A MILLER,
snP l-dts O. Basin.
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CARPETS, CARPETS. CARPETS

September Goth, 1854.
A,TPERIOR VELVET CARPETS. (nlr"ads madcl
- S.Ho..r Axuinstrr tine, 90 ubrrA)
Aati- -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-25
CG ANO. GaJAN9p.

ANO. GsAND.-ip CONS qu,tr.. af Ire re-
~ au,tlop nude ID, tine i'au,ilp Azeu, ira ibc oiic,
ot Gunno wilfrio~e our nr stock MT B per 2o1l
Ms CASH. flo-r in uaaf will pea-e cad som fl.
our qaaatity ., smut. ". r. ANDEENONA co
sep
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DIV EIDENII.

EpEsI 80. ! Peruvian Cusuo. tsf -a.e In lo-' Ia
I } ..4#I. ..4.cha-e4-. hN GEO. BAGHA.
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NV toNtEKN.-Is be- .4se.lI.. e5. a.. or.s-
fs sarn..e.sas together s'ts #fst Instant iHf 'h"
Lar. 80 paeru-.sf 6aadastIH tic aaa4tactufe
- s--a-s4ssss.A .fCABiAEI WARE. a. thr cid ami
- -slH kaoasH sand 81 =. DIarafd, ma
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ELYlNs4 BELBENt! tn. .qs-c.I. 49,.
a-s9f Tor tte rnaa. ,st.aet .ii.f. o. -a.e 1t 8
10 n.d II hch #ias,ot superior aly, SGT aaIu.,,.
h5rl Ifa.e-' ies.oa, H. watt We I.,4., ,al on
ROW :, che. HAGII.
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DLN VET Z BEEBS. HroIIT-IIr..
No - Main . L chnona w.
AM far sale hy ]. Il Seav ID r. LYMAN f.
Thompson u. i.,nchbotg, Va. and b. d.a or.
4ledlrn~. - ete"t"r". Izap3Iy
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-05-13

From the Mountain (Placeryille) Democrat.
to remarkable changes in this country,
but to see Mr.. Lynch's name at the head
of a Democratic paper not only aston
ishes, but mystifies US completely. If our
memory be not treacherous, he establish
ed the first Wing paper north of San
Francisco, in this State-the Sacramento
Inder, and labored assiduously but un-
successfully in the Wing ranks.
Mountain Democrat.
Your memory is very, very treacherous
that is, if you have any on the subject
We happen to know, personally, all about
the establishment of the Enaer, and kno,v
that Mr.. Lynch had nothing to do ,UsM 1t,
any more than being foreman of the
Placer Times office, wherein, and by
whose proprietors, at their own risk, the
first Whig paper north of San Francisco
was published State Journal
The ssknowing" editors of the State
Journal are intensely ignorant in many
subjects, as reference to their columns
will prove. Their knowledge on many
things amounts to vague assertions, un-
supported by facts, and having no founda-
tion but IN their erratc Imagination -
''We happen to know' that Mr. Lynch
was one Of the proprietors of the Inder,
and that he offered to dispose OF has in
terest to gentleman now a resident of
this town, practical printer. The gen.
tleman alluded to declined the purchase,
and for some time subsequent the paper
continued to be published by Mr.. Lynch.
When his connection ceased we are un-
able to state, but the fact that he was one
of the proprietors Of ''the first Wing
paper published north of San Francis
co." we can prove.
Mr.. 'sP. Lynch, Editor Placer Demo-
crat," has an ingenious and original way
of getting himself out of difficulty. In
the last Democrat we stated that he had
established the first achig paper north of
San Francisco. In the State journal of
Monday last he published ''card" in
which he erades the point at issue by a
clever quibble. He does not deny that
he was one of the proprietors Of the lnder,
but does deny that he ever "edited avhig
paper.' Who charged him with having
"edited whig paper?" We made no
such charge, and his disclaimer therefore
is wholly unnecessary. To our thinking
it was rather violent assumption on his
part to even intimate that he had ever
"edited'' any paper.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-05-13
Senator WaIkup.

The malignity of the Broderickites against
Senator Walkup, is apparent in the last issue
of their sheet at this place 1t is well known
to the democracy of Placer county that SEN
ator W. has steadily opposed their schemes.
and like faithful representative attempted
to legisate for the true interests of the peo
pie. In the two last numbers of the Demo-
crat he is represented as opposing the Print
ing Bill, and thus prevent a saving to the
State of some thirty or forty thousand dol
lars. Mr.. Walkup did oppose the printing
bill, and why? Because, while it made saw
ing of some thirty thousand dollars, by cut.
ting down the prices, the number of Journals
and Laws to be printed was increased over
one hundred per cent, thus making the cost
Of printing as much under this great sre-
form bill'' as it did under the old contract
system.
Had the amendments been adopted which Mr.
Walkup offered then indeed it would have been
reform bill, for it would have saved to the
people of this State nearly 500 900 per an
mum. But the Brodericktes were not prepar-
ed for such reform as this, it was too demo-
cra,ic for them. They dared not in defiance
Of their leader, step forth and vote for the
wholesome amendments proposed by Mr.
Walkup, and which would have saved many
hard dollar of the peoples taxes.
The fact is. the Broderickites found in Mr.
Walkup man who they could not make a
tool of. The hungry outsiders, who loaf
around the halls of the legislature. couldhot
press him into their unholy service nor entice
him to do any act which he believed to be
against the interests Of his constituents He
has stated time and again upon the floor of
the Senate, that he was prepared to vote for
the lS,cest amount that the State printing
could be done f5r-~and for that he worked
and voted Just what his constituents ex-
pected him to do.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-05-13

The people ofth State Of California:
To John A. Mariner and Jonathan s. Sey-
mOur.
YOU are hereby summoned to appear be-
fore me at my office in Yankee Jim, Placer
County, Township No. 5. on the 25th day Of
May, A. D. 1854, at one o'clock, P. M, to
answer the complaint of William Robinson,
wherein he prays judgment against you
for the sum of one hundred and eighty-one
dollars, principal, and eighteen dollars inter-
est, in an action for the recovery of said sum
due on promisary note executed by you on
or about the 18th day of March, A. D. 1853,
and payable to the said William Robinson on
the lst day of April, A. D. 1854.
And take notice. if you fail so to appear
and answer, plaintiff will take judgment
against you as aforesaid.
Given under my hand and seal this 29ths
day of April, A. D.. 1854.
R. o. CRAvENS, J. P.
Township No. S.
hereby order that publication Of the fore
going be made in the Placer Herald for twen-'
ty days. Dated at my Office in Yankee Jim;
this 2eth day of April, A. D. 1854.
MA St. R. O. CRAVENS, ]. P.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-05-13
Communicated.

DIED.-At Iowa Hill Placer county, on
Tuesday morning, April 25th, 1854, MARY
JANE, infant daughter of James and Nancy
Pile, aged one year and eleven months.
The deceased infant was one Of those in
teresting children that had but a short time
since learned to lisp its mothers name, and
make glad by it's sweet accents the family
circle. She was looked upon as the pride and
delight of the whole family and relatives, and
the writer of this has lost in her death his
highest earthly treasure. But why should
we lament the loss of those who are thus
early called to walk the dark valley and sha
dow of death? Jesus says:-"Sutfer little
children to come unto me, and forbid them
not. for of such is the kingdom of heaven"
Our loss is but her gain. and whilst this is
certainly true, we but commit sin, in sorrow
ing for her early departure. She has left the
scenes of this troublesome world, ere she had
known its ways, and her little spirit has ta
ken its fight forever to dwell with angels on
high, and will help to fill the Heavenly choir
that surround the throne Of God.
We have made her soft and grassy grave;
Afar from the busy throng,
Where naught is heard but the murmuring
wave,
And the gush of the wild birds song:
w mere tuc OIlcuI UtdHlS VI
May rest first upon her bed,
And where the tall pines deep shadow
Bends above her sleeping head.
Where the twilight shadows fall soonest,
And the bright stars first appear,
As cleaning through the forest
They shine so pure and clear
Where the winds may sing requiem,
In the lonely autumn hours;
When bending with the rain drops,
Droop low the mountain flowers.
And even there in winter
The snow shall softly fail,
And cover o'er her resting place,
With pure white funeral pail;
Then she must sleep in the wild wood,
Alone, but not forgot
For know kind feet will often stray
TO that green and lonely spot" P.
DIED.-At Gold Hill, May 9th, 1854,
AUGUSTUS son of Dr. J. D. and Martha Til
son, aged 2 years and months.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-05-13
COnstable's Sale.

DY virtue of an execution issued by Chas.
ID Boyles, Justice of the Peace, Of Township
No. 6, Placer county, on 10th day of April,
1854, and to me directed, judgment in favor
of ohm Throp and against Q. g. Randell judg-
ment $35 S74. cost $26 00-total, SCI 874-
said Judgment against the house Of G. O.
Randell located near the stable of R. Burlin
in Michigan city, township Nc. and county
aforesaid. for labor performed on said house,
to satisfy said execution, will proceed to
sell said house to the highest bidder for cash,
at the stable of r. Burlin, on the 10th day of
May, A.. D. 1854, at 10 o'clock A. M, of said
day. J. M. TlPTON, Consf.
n33td
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-05-13
81 miles by Railroad No River Travel!

The favorite steamer UNCLE SAM, (2,O0O
tons burthen) will leave on the 1st Of July,
connecting with the NORTH STAR at Aspin-
wall Thus forming a regular monthly line
LEAVING San Francisco on the FIRST and
New York on the FIFTH Of every month.
All pre- paid letters carried FREE. Specie
for shipment received up to o'clock, A. NJ
day Of sailing.
For freight or passage, apply to
FRETZ & RALSTON, Agents,
No. 10 Sacramento street, San Francisco.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-05-13
The b. r. and A. w. and M. Co. }
vs.
Coo w Holt

Geo. w. Holt.
State of California, County of Placer, s. s.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the un-
dersigned from the affidavit of j. r. Crandall
that the said defendant has departed from
this State, and that a cause of action exists
against said defendant, it is therefore ordered
on motion of Hale and Ryerson, Attorneys
for plaintiffs, that service be made by publ
cation of summons in the Placer Herald, a
newspaper published in Auburn, in said
county, once week for three months.
HIRAM r. HAWKINS, j P
Summons.
The people Of the State Of California:
George w Holt, you are hereby sum
moned to appear before me at my office in
Auburn, Placer County, on the 10Th day Of
June, u. d., 1854, at 10 o'clock, a. m to an
swer the complaint of the Bear River and
Auburn Water and Mining Company wherein
they pray judgment against you for the sum
of 1878 so dollars, in an action for balance Of
book account 1923 so and one share of stock
in said Company, to-wit: Share No. 1882
$3.50; and take notice, if you fail so to ap-
pear and answer, Plaintiffs will take judg
ment as aforesaid.
Given under my hand, this 18th day Of
March, a. d. 1854. H. r. HAWKINS,
J. P. TIP. No. 8.
Auburn, March 1S, '54-3m
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-05-13
HAPPY VALLEY
Coffee and Spice Mills, Auburn.
CHARLES MORRISON. PrODrietOr.


CHARLES MORRISON, Proprietor.
THE undersigned, who has been in the bu-
l. siness for the past two years, takes plea
sure in informing The public that he has COM
pleted the improvements upon his
Coffee and Spice Mills,
which rapidly increasing business rendered
necessary, by enlarging the establishment
and fitting it up with superior new mills, and
is now ready to fill orders to any extent.
His manner of roasting and preparing cof-
fee is by new process, whereby the flavor
and strength is retained, rendering it much
superior to that made on the old plan.
The attention of the public is invited to the
superior qmality Of his Pure Ground CO..
zee and Spices; and orders are solicited
from Merchants, Traders. Hotels, Miners.T
Families, and all others who want good
and pure article.
For sale, wholesale and retail, at the "Bee
Hive" Auburn, Cal, and all orders directed
to that establishment will meet with prompt
atten ton. CHARLES MORRISON.
Auburn, April Goth, 1S54-n33my
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-05-13
A BARGAIN.
POrter's Bridge and Ranch is Of
fered for Sale.


THERE is $50 acres well fenced, 20 acres
l. of which is in Barley Also, work oxen,
COWS, hogs. and a good lot of poultry. The
dwelling is new. On the premises is Black
smith and Wagon Shop which is doing good
business. The undersigned wishing to re-
turn to the Atlantic States, will sell the
above property cheap for cash. For infor-
nation apply to the undersigned at the bridge
on Bear river, or to J. G. jackson, Auburn.
r. H. PORTER.
Porters Bridge, Bear River, May 6, lS54tf
The Sacramento Union, Mountain Demo
crat, Placerville, and Marysville Herald will
publish the above once week, for one month,
and send bill to this office.
House and Lot for Sale at Mich
igan City.
A LSO valuable mining claims and other
n property, the advertiser being about to
leave the State.
Enquire at the Express offices of Wells,
Fargo & Co. at Auburn, Ophir, Yankee Jim
or Michigan City.
April 29th, 1854. tt
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-05-13
II. j. FISHER,
House CarDenter and Joiner.

s prepared to erect or improve houses on
L short notice. He has on hand a large lot
of good sluce lumber. and keeps constantly a
supply of Toms, Rockers and sheet iron for
mining purposes.
= He Is also prepared with suitable lumber
f0r all orders as undertaken.
Auburn, Nov19, '53-my
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-05-13

ESfEs1ntlS ITSNsHt IICMctS III VIII
Panama to oAspinxyall, will be fur
nShed to Passengers by this line at this oihce'
Messrs. RUNNELS & HERMANN, who have
been long and favorably known as irresponsible
Isthmus Transportation Merchants-thus ma,
king q COMPLETE THROUGH TICKET
from San Francisco to New York. mayl3 td