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Good Chance for Investment

The Gregory House for SGle or Rent
THE proprietor Of tho above house being de-
sirous OF changing his location, offers Mis-
house with all the furniture. for Gals or rsn,
on the most reasonable terms. The location
10 one Of the best for hotel in this city Per
sons wishing to engage in that business wuald
do well to give him call. l'sf
Jan. ed. 1852. .7etf U. S.GREGORy. I
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4 BEATTY HOUSE, GsAss varlr,

- BEATTY HOUSE. GaAss vaLlEr.
.EaN 4. 9. SMITH, formerly QfLse Back
eye House, Having lsnsed and refitied fhIs. e.
tablishmcnt, is now prepared to entertain the
travelling public. Thanking his friends for
their liberal patronage heretofore, he hopea
for Us continuance in his present Iocntion,
and promises that nothing shail be wnutinri
to secure the qualification and comfort of thoss
who may favor him with their patronage.
The table Is furnished with the bes, tke mar :
ket affords, and in all the other appointments
OF tho house. every attention TO neatncss and
good order will be Given is@iFN" y
Grass Va,ley. Feb. z. 1852 ,iegH 81 Con
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ESTRAY.- Taken up, by the subscriber,
IL nj the Middle Ferry, South Yuba, on the
l4th of June, 1852, one mare American mule,
dark bay, branded with an Ii on each shoul-
der, and A H on the right hip. The animal
is on Prior's Rock Creek Ranch, three miles
from Nevada, where the owner can have the
same by applying to MIR. Prior, proving pro-
porty and paying reasonable charges.
90 THOS. w. MOORE.
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A Card.

THE UxpEHsicNEp. having purchased the
interest of l.. 7. hirst In the firm OF Davis d
Hirst, the cspartnership was dissolved on the
9th day Of March, and the business win be con-
ducted In future at the old stand. In tbs name
of H. Davis, for his own account.
The subscriber is now receiving one of tho
largest and best selected stock of goods ever
brought to this market. which will be rspisn-
ishsd daily, to which he respectfully invites
the attention Of his old customers and the pub
lie in general pledgins himself 70 offer - Ia
vorabie Inducements 70 customers ur any other
establishment ....,- XXX.
Thankful for the liberal patronage hereto.
fore received from the citizens Of Nevada q
continuation Of the same 10 respectfully solic-
itcd. HAMLET DAVIS.
Nevada. April Il, 1851. .--'4-tf
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Notice

rs hereby given to the stockholders In the
Il Ural Quartz Mining Company. that in ac-
cordance with the bylaws of said Co., the fol-
lowing shares Of the capital stock, will be ex-
posed for sale, nt public auction, on the 26th
day of June, at the Company's Office, for the
payment Of assessments, unless previously pro-
vided for.
SHAREs-Nos ~, 10, IA, l6, II, lS, 10,
81. %, "a, 25, ae, 81, 2s, 30, 81, SO, 80, 35.
SO, 3s, 40, Al, 43, a., 46, Al, 4s, 40, SO, 81,
SO, So, 81, 55, Sc, 81, SO, SO, 6l, 6s, Ga, 6s,
GO, 20, II. ~. ,73, rs, II, 7s. 81, SO, "a, s5,
sc. IS, 90, 81, 90, 90, s6, 81. 9s, 90, 100, 107,
los, 1o9, ITO, Ill, ll2, ll3, ia, lis, ll6,
III, lis, ll9. l2O, l2l, l2e, 1913, l24, l25,
1876, 1877, 1913, l29, $50, l3l, l32, 1874, 1876,
I36, 1888, l39, l54. l55, l56, l57, 1853, l59,
l65, l66, ls9, 100, 1876.
Std J. d. BEERS, Scc'y.
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I'attersall Stables
AND STOCK MARKET,

ION Main street
HORSES and mules bought and sold.
Ii Packing and teaming to all parts Of
the mines on short notice. Having been at
great expense in fitting up our stables, and
purchasing fine stock of saddle, pack, and
harness animals, we hope for, and expect
liberal share Of public patronage.
f.e McCoRMIcK & TINDER.
Nevada, April 90, ls52.-'4-3m
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Administrators Notice.

A III. perrons having demands ag inst the
IN. estate of James Dow, deceased are re-
4uestei to present the same to me, with the
necessary vouchers, within ten months from
this date; and those in,ehted to the estate are
rcaues.cdto make Immediate payment.
- GEO. w. KIDD, Admir-.
Nevada, June 10th, ISj2-S-4t*
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IUST RECEIVED, at the Shovel Depot,
eB large quantity of Cast Steel for drills
and bars; alse Swedes and Russia Iron, Crow
Bars, Powder and safety fuse, q quantity OF
whip saws, files Of every description, nails.
Hammers and sedges, Axes and handles, one
thousand wards canvas, and a general assort-
irent of Miners suppheo one door below
Union Hotel, Broad street Nevada.
r. NJ ". BURNETT.
MAY a. 1652.--5-lm
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Thomas Tennent.

Thomas Tennent,
H--r1 MA AI,HEDfA TICAL AND
1sf-s .vauticdt Instrument Maker,
S Fire proof building. Montgo.
Ia merry st., head Of Long W hari,
over the Banking House Of Drexcl, Sather q
Church, San Froncisco.
Thsodolites, Leveling and Transit insiru-
msnts. Compasses, chains, Levelhng .'asss'
Drawing INSTRUMENTS. pocket compasses, mag
nets barometer, comp ound microscopes, mag
nifying glasses, the tmometere, Specfscles'
drawing and tracing paper, hydrometers, sa-
charometers, etc. etc, with variety OF otnei
Instruments constantly on hand.
RErAIns Of every description executed IN
tho best manner. Orders (post pnid) Promp.'
Nv attended to. Wy
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% Express Hotel, q
ha AND MILK DEPOT

Kept by ID. Phelps, foot of Main and Broa
- ~.t streets. AXIS
n Having enlarged my dining roor,
and made ssiue other imrrovo-
-.U0 ments, ] am now prepared, IN
additionIte my former business TO accoB,odsi1
boarders and travellers OH the most reasvns BILE
teTms. $50. as
Board and lodging per week. si6,o
Board per week, 59f. lao,
Board and lodging per day, 3,5,
Meals, { \ 10
Lodging e7a! tt 3 6i,,
MIX, per q.art 20
!" glass "ss II
es d. Phelps. y
Nsyada. Nov. 2ls 1881 ~ a.N
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THNH 4 stockholders Of North California Min
u ing Company are hereby notified that the
femi-nnnusl meeting for the election o: officers
viii be held at the Empire Clothing Depot, on
the 29th day of July. 1852.
e-3t Ii. RoTHscuIrD, Scc'y.
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Great Excitement.
VHIANTED- $1,000 in Gold Dust, in OK
w change for Dagnerreotypes. at
SHAW d. JOHNSONS
Enreka Daguerrean Rooms.
No 297 Montgomery at. San Francisco
All persons visiting this city are respectfully
invited to call nj these rooms, where they wall
find pictures taken in every variety and style
from the smallest size to the largest, and In
the highest perfection OF this beautiful ait.
Pictures taken in mezzotinto or in COLORS.
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed In all cases
or no charge. We have arrang cmenis made
by which we are enabled to send pictures of
our customers by mail to any part Of the known
world, and at trifing expense.
Instruction given In the art.
Daguerreotype Instruments complete, with
a general assortment OF plates, cases and che
micnIs, always on hand and for sale cheap.
S. l.. eHAw, 85-6m oEo. II. JOHNSON
nAINTS, OILS, GLASS, Gc.--Ib tons
superior white lead;
7tons assorted colors, ground In oil;
T tons putty, in bulk and in bladders;
5 tons whiting;
tons red lc-d, tons lithargs;
Is bbIs FIRE proof paint;
cases orange gum sheIlac;
500 cases French window glass, assorted sizes
from sxl0 to 32x49.
1900 gals boiled and raw linseed oil,
800 gals spirits turpentine;
200 gals copal varnish; .
Is bbls bright varnish;
10 gals fine white French picture varnish;
Brown and black Japan, chrome yellow;
Chrome green, Prus. blue;
Burnt and raw terra dc sienna;
Burnt and raw lumber, dry and ground in oil;
Ultramarine, vandykc, brown, American
and English vermillion;
Venetian red and yellow ochre;
Paint brushes, white wash brushes, etc.
The above, together with every other art'c .
In the line, are offered BY the subscriber at the
lowest market prices. Those persons Wishing
to purchase would 90 well to call before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
'1f ROBT. MARSH, Sansome st.
g6-3m doors north Of Washinotnn.
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Empire Clothing Depot,
BY IT.. LEWIS & co.
First door below Barker's Exchange, Nevada
Highest price paid for GoID Dusr.
Cigars and Fruit Store.
NEWBdUER r co.

> 1.'D
Main ct. one door below Nevada Hotel.
II ESPECTFULLY inform the lovers OF
II good Cigars that they have fitted up q
store as above, where will constantly be kept
full supply Of tho choicest brands Of Cigars,
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco. Wholesale
and retail. H.,
Their connection with the best houses In
Sacramento and San francisco, In the trade,
enable them to procure the very best articles
imported. To test the truth Of this declara-
tion. smokers and chewers are invited 10 give
them call. The following brands Of cigars
now on sale, viz; Regaiin, Tulepan, Vigilance,
Alhnmbra. Londrcs, Jenny Lind, Fragrancia,
Montcxumn, Lopea, Buena Vista, Principe, etc.
ALSO, Constantly on hand supply Of Figs,
Oranges, Raisins, nuts, Confectionery, etc.
CONNECTED with Newbaur, Wertliemer &
Co., corner Of I'd and J sts. Sacramento, and
son nnd Sansome sts San Franeisce.
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Pacific Hotel and Ranch

THE subscriber being dcsiious Of ching.
l. ing bis business, offers for saic On the
most reasonable terms the above well known
stand, at Centreville. Grass valley.) to.
gc:her with the furniture, bar fixtures, ete,.
complete. ~
Tho ranch, which is contiguous to the
house, contains some OF the hest gardening
land in the county, and will DO sold, together
with the house, or separately, as parchas-,
quire on the premises. A lo,# @a'
MARTIN PETERSON,
Centrcyille, April I'd, 1s52.-i0.tf et.
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Notice.

TyHE Stockholders Of the Msmmouth Joint
IL Stock Company are hereby notified that
an assessment oil forty per cent on the capital
stock was due on the FIRST day of April upon
each share. All shares upon which assess-
mcnis remain unpaid on the 18th Of June next,
will be forfeited to the company according to
law.
Assessments can be paid 10 the Secretary of
tho company at Powers e. Smiths, Maiden
Lane, Marysvillc, or to the Treasurer, at the
ledge, on Jamison's creek. ny order Of the
Trustees. W W. TINKER, Sec'y.
Marysyille, April 18th, lS52.-2-6t
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Lumber.

TUNHE undersigned having completed their
N new saw mill, situated at the lower Ne
vada bridge, ore now prepared to furnish lum-
ber of the best quality and on as reasonable
terms as any other mill
All orders will be filed with dispatch, and a
share of public patronage Is solicited.
B. II. CoLLIER, J. gibson,
WM. HowARD, J. ID. FoRDYcE.
Z. BUCKLEY, +. PAIKER.
May 20, ls 2.
NJ B. Orders left with II. Davis, corner
Broad and Pine streets, will be promptly at
tended TO. 5-3m
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California Hotel,

Kongh and Ready.I sfll,r,al lY
THE subscriber having purchased and
i re6tted the above house, formerly kept
by D. W. Auldridge, is now prepared to en-
tctrsin the travelling public. II will be the
constant aim OF the proprietor OF the Cali.
fornia Hotel to render it quiet and com !,
Portable stopping place for the traveller, and
home for the regular boardcr -as'a' flA
The bar md table are furnished with the
best the country affords, and in oil the sp-,
pointmen,s of the housc evsry attention will
be given to neatness and good order.
s6-amts 7Hf3 b, CRABTREE.
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Union Hotel.

broad Sksvat, Nevada city, Cal
By b. r. DICKERM.AN. -
(Formeriy fhs !" Placer Hutcl .;
HAS recently been rsfttcd and furnished,
II making II ono of the most desirable and
pleasant stoppinq places in tie mountains =
Accommodations for lodging good, citAcr
Ia separate rooms OF not, as may be required. !
Board and lodging per week $l2; Board 4ip.
Beard and lodging per day $3.50. y2.3m
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TSTRAY'-Taken up by the subscriber.
T. May 9Th, at the Blue Tent, six miles east
of Nevada. two mules and one mare, as fol-
lows. One white mare mule. one gray horse
mule and one brown pony mare. The owner
may have them by proving property, and pay
ing reasonable charges.
June lst, lS52-7-3t* J. 4. DICK, co.
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TIME SUBSCRIBERS wishing 10 dispose
Il OF all their stock, offer for sale fourteen
splendid milk cows, part OF them with young
calves, tae balance will calve by the 18th OF
March, JOSEPH CLARK & Co,
Indian Valley, mile south OF Centreville.
S9.tf
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Notice.

rUlAKEN UP and ranchcd. a; Reovs q.
4. Gilmore's. six miles ease Of Nevada, q
small roam mule. Spanish brand on the left hip
ard side Of the neck. left eye out. The owner
csn have sid mule By proving property and
paying for advertising ard ranching.
Tune 7th 1S52.-S-3t
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SAN FRANCISCO ADv'S.

II ARD-l0 cases prime leaf, in square tinsi
II SALT. 1000 bags fine dairy In cases;
500 bags Liverpool, for curing;
CoFFEE. go sacks Costa Riea; y.
SUaAR. 400 mats Manila NO. l;
100 mats China NO. Q;
40 bbls and hf bbls Stuart's ground
IND crushed;
FLOUR. $50 halves and qrs Chile;
DRIED APPLIES. .25 bbls, in fine order;
CuIEsE. 200 bxs Eng. Dairy-late arrivali
BUrTER. in 25 ID kegs strictly prime
For sale by JAMES PATRICK.
9-lm-is Battery street, near jackson "
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Miners Supplies.

A UsTIN, MARTIN &-CO, have opened
"A. store At Shelly Flat, about mile and .
half northeast of Nevada, on the road leading
to Washington. and will keep constantly ON
hand frovisions, Groceries, liquors, Miners
Tools, etc, etc. A.a 4.lm
NSTRAY--Taksn up by the undersigned.
II May 4th, on Shelby Flat, in Nevada
county, ons gray mare, about eight years old |,
IA or Is hands high, branded le-on the left
hip, and o small crop off each ear. The owner
can have her by proving property and psyin
reasonable charges. b. MOORE.
3-3t% io Aa
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q AUTlON,--All persons are cautioned
" against purchasing or negotiating or a
nete drawn by me In favor of 8. Sandborn.
for the sum Of $500, dated about the first of
March, lSo2, the note having been taken up
by Nathaniel Thompson, now operating in
Washington, for me; Mr.. Thompson Is in
dested TO me, over and above the amount of
the note. l6-3t'l JOHN NARSDEN.
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School Land Warrants.

ENOR the information Of those living at an
N inconvenient distance from. the seat of
government, who wish to obtain Land War
rants unccr the act Of the Legislature for the
sale Of five hundred thousand ncres of school
lands, approved May 81. 1852, we would state
that it is not necessary the applicant should in
person come to the seat Of government The
Land Warrants may be obtained in the fol-
lowing method, to wit: An affidavit of the ap-
plcant should DO forwarded to the Comptroller,
taken before notary public, clerk or judge
Of the county court, or district judge or jus
tice Of the supreme court, setting forth the
fact Of wanting the land for permanent set
tlcment thereon" and stating the quantity
applied for. (Which cahnot by law exceed GAO
acres) and also there should be forwarded TO
the Treasurer the requested amount for the
payment for the Warrant at two dollars per
acre. in the ''lawful currency Of the United
States or Compiroller's Warrants drawn
upon the general fund.-" or in bonds Of the
civil debt OF the State now due, (Which are in
3 per cent bonds) with the interest included,
which together with power Of attorney TO an
agent comforting authority to receive the land
warrant and to receipt therefor. ...r
JOHN BIGLER, Governor,
RICHARD ROMAN, Treasurer,
S-5t WtNSLOW s. PIERCE. Comptroller,
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@ CALOON.--The Saloon Of MRS. ~
~ FRISBIE is constantly open for visi-
tors, at the well-known stand on Main street
The best cigars and liquors arc constantly
on hand. Oysters, frie,i and sewed. served
up at oil hours. This saloon is acomfortabls
and fashionable resort for gentlemen who
wish to spend an agreeable evening. 6s-Hl
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Grass Valley Hotel.
Lafayette House,
AT EIREKA

THE subscriber respectfully informs ihs'
public that he has completed his new liotsk.'
and is prepared TO furnish board and lodging
to those who mny favor him with call. -
The table will be supplied with the best our
market affords. e,i. s-ia 4sgss 81. '-.tc,.
The bedding is all now and good, and the
sleeping rooms commodious and comfortable
'33nis s ta GEO. A. YOUNG
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City Drug Store.
Drug Store.

Drug Store
VNHE subscribers having opend Drug store
4 In Centreville, now offe: to the citizens Of
that place. and surrounding country, q fresh
and genuine stock Of
Drugs, Medicines, Pe.fume,y, Fancy
articles, Surgical Instruments,
Patent Medicines, etc.
Physicians prescriptions Sled by day or
night, with the greatest cara
Orders from the country filled with despatch.
and at as low 4 rate a. can be afforded In this
part Of California. Npgil ftf ftT
LARK 4 GARRASON,
Druggists and Apothecariss.
Centrexiils, April i4th, lsS2-sz-3m s4+
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HOTEL NOTICES.
Gregory House.

, A LBAN & KILB0uRN have fitted up
"A and re-opcned the Gregory House on
Main street. Nevada, and are prepared 70 &C.
commodate Boarders and the Travelling
Public The table and bar will be furnish ed
with tho best of every thing in the market.
and no pains Will be spared to make the en-
tertainment agreeable and comfortable both
for regular and transient boarders. ic ~
The sleeping rooms are commodiously arr
ranged, and will at all times be kept in con-
plete order. sa ~,-sjaaa as
Board per week, Sl2 sS.tf
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nOCTOk MRIGHT'S New AMALoAM
EX 1np-Notice Is hereby nivcn that anpIi-

UAOCTOK MRIGHT'S New kMALoAMA-
~ ToR-Notice is hereby given that appli-
cation has been made at Washington for Let
ters Patent for my new Gold Amalgamato'. +.
called the GOLD SEARCHER, and oil per-
sons are hereby forewarRed from making or
using said machine, or any part of IL. under
the penalty of prosecution. as am determin-
ed that no Infringement shall be made upon
my rights, and as challenge the world to pro-
ducc its equal, do not W sh to be defrauded in
this my second attempt. Agents will be ap-
pointed both in Sacramento and San Fran
cisco, so as to supply all with mschines who
may wish to work their ores TO advantage.-
Doctor BALL will act as Agent in Sacra.
mento. AS. WRIGHT.
Mr. George w. Crafts, Agent, Front street,
between jackson and Pacific sts., and Mr..
Gluyas of the Suffer Iron Works, San Fran
cisco, superiptcnd the manufacture OF the
above machines and orders for the said ma
chimes must be left with the agents. !. elm
I'D EMOVAL---B. LOUTEEL Impor.
| Stationary, has removed to the Fire Proof
Brick Store in Sacramento St, opposite Office
Of Pacific Mnil Steamship company, and Is
NOW OPENING. eme
The largest and best assortment Of goods in
his line ever offered in California.
Full bound books, all qualities;
Half do do DO
Memorandum and pass books;
Steel pens and pen holdcrs;
Letter and foolscap paper;
Ink in small lone stands; i
Waters. sealing wax, etc.
ALSO, Printers Cards. Ink etc.
All Of which will be offered at tho very low
est rates. .er it,. 9-3m
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WD ECEIvED This WEEK, and offered
EN at reduced prices, .,,
100 sacks fresh Flour,
30 E" Potatoes,
40 '' no Barley,
1900 lbs Prime Hams
800 lbs 90 Butter,
Assorted Hardware, Mining Tools,
Preserved Frui,s, Drilling,
Pickles, Canvass.
Coffee Domestcs.
Sugar, Iron,
Syrup. steel. &c. &c. dc.
May 29th-62t II. DAVIS.
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Patent Medicines.

WISTAR'S Baisam Of Wild Cherry ,Jaynes'
w Expectorant, OsgoodsC Cholagogue, Thomp-
sons Ego Water, Psin Killer, Mofatt's Pills
and Phcnix Biiters, Dallas Pain Extractor,
Gray's Ointment, Sands Sarsaparilla, Bulls
Townsend's and Corbett's, and variety OF
the best Pills, for sale by
LARK & GARRASON,
99-3m At the City Drug Store.
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Notice.

nOCT. J. u. BUKER is my authorised
IL agent at Sacramonio city, and will ut
tend particul rrly 10 filling special orders. and
forwarding goods by the best teams on the
roads. Goods shipped tomy care from San
Francisco will be forwarded the day Of arrival,
If shipped on the Confidence, w. q Hunt,
New World or Antelope. H. DAVIS.
April 70. IS52-I-tf
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EySTRAYS.- Three estrays--one roam horse
IL supposed TO be eight years old, branded
on tho left shoulder, one bay mare about nine
years old, branded on the left shoulder, and
one mousc-colored mule branded on the left
shoulder and left hip-came to our ranch some
time since, on Rush creek, Nevada. The
owner can have them by proving property and
p5yis- reasonable charges
Mar IS, 1852 -53,'
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Quartz Machinery For Sale.

quartz MdCllilcty ~ ~
A SIXTY HORSE POWER ENGlN Z, Z,
"A. two double fue boilers, 2oa feet long s.
inches diameter, 36 stamps, and all necessary
pipes. and duplicate castings accompanying;
II is Of the same pattern as the Pittsbnrg ana
Gold Run Quertz mill, now being trected q.
the head of Gold Flat. Said machinery -
expected to arrive by the 18th Of June mex;
per clipper ship Tornado, and VIII be oueFe"
Tor ssis on reasonable terms. Enquire OF
at II. s. WHIGHAM.
Superintendent Of the Plttsburg
3-tf and 9. r. Mining Cnmfany'
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VNyATER DrTsH44FOR SALE onr-
w slgh.ess.h e The Shady Creek Ditch
lars esqaire OF EwlLLlAAfSoN r Cos
May shift le s lsss ~ Msin stsess,
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Co.Partnership.

CO-PartnerShlp.
VyIIE unders gned, having purchased the
j. steam saw mill, formerly owned by .Tay-
lor & Owens, situated near the Marysville
road. in Penn Valley, about one mile below
the Penn Valley House, would inform the
public, that they are prepared to furnish lum-
Der of every description, on as reasonable
terms as it can be procured at any place.
Lumber sawed to order at the shortest no.
tice. Teamsters wishing to load back to Sac-
ramento city please give us q call.
IL. l.. HATCH,
II. DUNLAP,
p. w. BERGANTZ.
Penn Valley. May 18th. 1852.
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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1852-02-12

simple system; and the more free from Joln-
plexity IT remains, the more powsrfallh -
isfsetorily, and bene6cially win h opsz>te
within ito legitimate spere.
1t is centralizatioD alone which, - Pll(
vented the French people from s..-a....s I:
permanent republican government, and en-
tailed upon them so many misfortunes.N Had
the paovinces of France been converted into
separate territorial sovereignties like our
State governments, Paris would no longer
have been France, and the revolution at the
capital would not have destroyed the fedora
tive republic.
Had tho principles have enumerated been
observed by the Federal Government and by
the people of the several States, we should
have avoided the alarming questions which
have arisen out of the institution Of domes-
tic slavery. The people Of each State would
then, to employ homely but expressive
phrase, have attended to their own business
and not have interfercd in the domestic con-
Germs of their sister States But on this
important subject have so fully presented
my views in the inclosed letter to the great
meeting in Philadelphia, held in November,
1850, that it would be useless to repeat them
even if time would permit ....
JAMES BUCHANAN
Geo. r. Fall, Esq.