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Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-01-24

A BRIGHT STREAK GRATITUDE.-The following let
ter appeared some months since the San Francisco
Citizen without the knowledge of Dr. Young. We
copy it as complimentary tribute to the most
skIIful physicians that made this State his
,nce. AS it was entirely unsolicited and made pub
/ without the knowledge of any one but the writer,
speaks volumes. 1t should be cut out and pinnee
for reference to any one who should unfortunate
1y be similarly situated
''To my Afflicted Fellow Men-Being about to leave
the State of California for my home in Michigan,
wish before leaving to recommend to your notice that
great benefactor Dr. J. C. Young. had been on the
very brink of the grave when he stretched forth his
hand and saved me from death For several years Ihad
been troubled with complication of fdseases brought
by bad habits aggravated by exposure in the
mines which had so weakened my system and under
mined my constitution that have often conte1nplat-
ed suicide Borne down by rackng pains in my body,
dizziness in my head, eyes, pains and misery in
my bs OK and hips WEAKNESS in my legs, evil fOrbod-
ings together with a confirmed melancholy, conSid-
cred my best friends to be my worst enemiesss my
dreams were frightful, and at times strange phan-
tastes took complete possession OF my mind. l was
fast hurryng to insantythat worst of living deaths
In this stale friend and partner in the mining busl
ness approached me on the subject and advised to
go to the Bay and DR.. Young l did so, and thank
God for it. DIR. Young examined my case, and told
me he could cure me. Shortly after commenced
taking his medicines my troubles began to decrease,
and In three months was perfectly well. Take my
advice all you that afflicted, and call upon him,
Tor he Will be sure to you he has cured several
Of my acquaintance after they had become discour
aged by being deceived by the humbugs of the day,
both by American and foreign vagabonds. Ny heart
leaps toward him with gratitude his benefits to me
and ny friends CAAs. =. MANRoUT.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-01-24
The .sCalifornia mining Journar,

Is published at Grass Valley Nevada County, Califor
MIA for One Dollar and Fifty Cents per volume OF II
Numbers. The MINING JOURNAL" is the only Paper
in California devoted particularly to the Mining in,
terest Of the State 1t is for the present published
but once Month, but it is the intention OF the Pub
Usher at the close of the present Volume of u num-
bers 70 cerhence its issue Semimonthly, to be pub
ishedon the First and Fifteenth of each Month, in
be forwarded to the Atlantic States by each
Mail Steamer, at Three Dollars per Annum forwarded
TO any address that may be desired.
When the semiAnonthly issue is commenced, each
number will contain in addition to present regu-
lar Mining Summary, digest of California news for
the previous two weeks and up to the sailing of the
Steamer. Thus afording of the most complete
and valuable Steamer issues which can be obtained
for the perusal of friends at the East.
1t is the aim of the Publisher of the Ginning Jour
nal to make useful and instructive Paper To this
end care will be taken to exclude from its columns
everything which possibly be Objectionable to
the most fastidious. The trashy productions which
form SO large portion of most of the miscellaneous
papers of the day, and which so detrimental to
public taste and veal will be carefully avoided and
nothing will appear in columns except that which
tends to advance the intellectual moral improve
ment of the reader. Subscriptions solicited.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-01-24

PLAIN AND FANCY JOB WORK
Neatly and szpedittousy executed at this office.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-01-24
stetson's selfOpera.ing Amalga,na,o,

stetsOn's Self-Operatimg AmaIganator
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
IN duly empowered W. B. Ever, of Grass Valley to
Amalgamator,' y for Nevada County All sales n1ade
by him will be dulTacknowledged by the Subscriber,
Grass Valley, May &C. 1856,
&SS- From the above it will be seen that the Suh
seriber has been appointed Agent for the sale of tbe
''SelfOperating Amalgamator'' for this County an1
letters addressed to him in relation to il will he
promptly attended to.
Although he has power to sell or permit to usa
outside OF this County STILL for the sake of brnpin
into general notice everywhere what he deems an in
venton, which will greatly facilitate the development
OF an important branch of the mineral resources of
country, he VIII be most happy to give any informa
ton upon the subject which may be desired by per
who may not be able to communicate direct with the
inventor Parties in remote portions this State or
in any of the Atlantic States who may be desirous to
procure of these machines can be put in the way
of doing so, by addressing the subscriber The ma
chine is made both of cast iron and of wood 1t will
occupy space of from four to SIX cubic feet accord
ing to the number of drawers, which may be desr-
able to When made Of cast iron it will weigh
about twenty lbs. to each drawer-if wood about
half that weight. Six or eight drawers may be CON
sdered ''set," to which any additional number can
be added at the option of the purchaser. The sale
right gives the privilege of using many drawers
the purchaser may fit to attach to battery
set of batteries connected.
ga For further particulars, address
WB. EVER
Editor Ginning Journal y Grass Valley, Nevada Co
California, or A. NJ. STETSON, San Francisco.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-01-24

QLANKs.-Day Books, Ledgers, Cash, Invoice
ID Journal, Bar books Scrap Books, Shipping Re
eiptn, Time Books and pocket Memorandums ard
ass Books without number
At the G. Book and Music Emporium.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-01-24
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS,

T NOW have the TAX LIST in my possession and
will receive the State and County Tax on all taxes
remaining unpaid. After the third Monday in Oc-
tober, A. D. 1856, there will be additional cost.
W. w. WRIGHT
Sheriff and Ex>ofdcio Tax Collector of Nevada Co.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-01-24

Dyspepsia and arrangement of the liver, the source
of infrnty and suffering, and the Of innumer
able Deaths yield to these euratves, in all cases,
terative and tonic they relieve the bowels, purify
the fluids and inlgorate the system and the consti-
+,,4;n ~ thcs Inn
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-01-24

Editor mining Journal. Grass Valley, Nevada &C
California, or A. NJ. STETSON, San Francisco.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-01-24
H0bh01NbY'S PILLS.
Used Throughout Che world.
ALARMING DISORDERS.

HOLLOWAY IS PILLS are equally efficpcious in COM
plants common to the whole human race and in dis.'
orders peculiar to certain climates and localities
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-01-24

TRIBUTE TO MER1TED WoRTH-The ingratitude of
nan to his fellow is so often met with in life
that testimonials prompted by the finer feelings of
the heart are in the life those who sacrifice
their best days in philanthropfc devotion to the
alienation of the ills of fraiI mortality Empiri-
csm floods the columns of our press with fraudulent
and fictitious letters, singing peans to the worth of
their egotistical charlatan1sm Below we ap-
pend letter from worthy man, who brief period
SINCE seemed destined to shuttle off this mortal coil
who looked forward to his dissolution with that
pleasure which only those weighed down by the
heavy hand of disease Contrary to hope the
ability of skiul physician has restored him to his
former health. Relieved from his terrible situation
and impelled by gratitude, he makes known his case
and remedial agent, and his statement is authenti
Gated by Notary Public. The demand of society
imperiously command its publicity, and it is given
more to warn the unwary than to sound the praises
of physician of whom scores of like cases can be
cited
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-01-24
Banking Notice

$50 600 to Advance OH GOLD DUST
FORWARDED TO THE MINT, or THE HIGHEST
l. PRICE PAID FOR DUST at the counter.
.NeaO York Drafts on California purchased
Collections made, Special Deposits Of
Coin, Dust, or TdLu06les received,
sealed. and held for depositOrS,
At the old and WELL KNOWN STAND of WELLS, FARGO
& co. My Vault has been thoroughly tried by the
September Fire of 1855. A FIRST RATE SAFE is
also in the vault. Office open every day in the week
Nov. 26 .-10-2m A. DELANO.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-01-24
PRESCRIPTIONS.
CARPETING,
OIL CLOTH,
CHINESE MATING,
A general assortment at PARKER'S,

Fresh Spring and Summer Goods and
Clothing, at PARKER's
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-01-24
DISSOLurInM

NOTICE is hereby given that the partnersbin bor.
~ tolore existing under the name and stvIe of
KENDALL 4 SPENCER is this day dissolved by mu
tuai consent. All persons having demands against
ment and all those indebted to said firm will Meas
come forward and make immediate payment to VIM
h. spencer, WHO is alone authorised to settle and
Grass Valley, Nov. 10th, 1856
f. 4. KENDALL.
Sim WAT. K SPENCER.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-01-24
CERTIFICATE.

The undersigned, desirous of acquainting those
who may be unfortunate, enough to be similarly
afflicted where permanent relief of their suherings
may be obtained feels it his duty to thus publicly
expire his most sincere gratitude to Dr. L. j. Gap
kay, for the permanent recovery of his life Borne
down by the distressing symptoms incident to the
vicious practice of uncomfortable passion in youth
depressed in body and mind unable to perform even
the most trihing duty imposed upon the daily avoca-
tions of life sought the advice of many physicians
whoat first regarded my disease as of triAing i'm
portance-but alas after few weeks and in sever
al instances months of their treatment 7 found to
my unutterable horror that, instead of relief the
symptoms became more alarming in their torture
and, being told by that my disease being prnci-
paly confined to the brain, medicines would be5of
little conseq uence, despared of regaining my
health, strength and energy and, a last resort
and with but faint hope, called upon Dr. Czapkav
who after examining my case prescribed some med;.
cine which almost instantly relieved me of the dull
pain and dizziness in my head. Encouraged by this
result resolved to place myself Immediately under
his care, and by strict obedience to his directions
and advice, my head became clear, my ideas became
collected the constant pain in my back and orons
the weakness of my limbs the nervous reaction OF
my whole body on the slightest alarm or excitement
the mlSanthr0py and evil forebodngs the selfdis-
trust and want OF confidence in others the incapa
bty to study, and want of resolution the frghtful
exciting, and at times pleasurable dreams at night
followed by involuntary discharges have all dsap-
peared and in fact, in two months after having
consulted the Doctor, felt if inspired by a new
he-that life which, but short time ago contem-
plated to end by my hand.
With view to guard the unfortunate from falling
INTO the snares OF incompetent qdaeks, deem it my
duty to offer this testimony to the merit and skill of
DR.. Czapkay, and recommend him to all who rna
stand in need of medical advice being assured by
my own experience, that once under his care radi
cal and permanent cure will be effected.
F. FILLMORE
State of California, County of San Francisco.-Sub
scrI6ed and sworn before me, this 18th day Of April
A. D., 1856. -
(Sgned) JonN MIDDLETON. r1.sl
Notary Public
Bg- DR.. l.. J. CZAPKAY'S Medical and SurpicaIIn
sntute IS at the corner of Montgomery and Sacra
mento streets, San Francisco, California The Doctor
offers free consultation and asks no remuneration nm
-eo9 ~ opooe0 a cure 90 3rn
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Of 10 srrDg and noveottos OF which
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Io1es-
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cents Tho ers novelette, which wl be
q number enc Of the paper, will be
TBk 0OLDEN EAGLE;
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As best American story produced ~ this well Aswn
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DrAuOrDA-rHI rnADR II aeGYpCTPUIL.v ~
~ nrmed thea ccvtip sAny nsnuAesrnf - ssys
hand largo sssck - k~wcaA ~ svy, q u 49, syA
large snutDeuk II ~aDssds n hanA essnnG 49, -
sS'A~ pA-IcA; 80 80 g a 90 us pr..-. sr
voLD FAvnNr LAYER wArcH % Busf rIvsR-
~ pool nske, for sale y bsrwsA- Apply y With AN
WITH ~ sre lie F,ltcs street. corner ~ pvsco srsa
JAooRg umApaAfRp eALrvonsIA DIAngasa
ne only yhc. vAws u e-s~h qnS sreas 60 be sss1
e-us... Ne luNns = Sewsvs tses psss s. svss.vs
wso'...s sss- .ssss1 49,. :. s', 49,. n sr. =
Jxu. r. JACOBS. VI Broadway.
WArOHB I'VE Am uow WILLING WArCBna
w ch~eosr Nzna exher n Ae UnSt~f
- eva - n sxN ssivs~ vsAsAen psste1 wssrhae
"a ssssns s.1 esss he o. saA ssa JAH
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10 HORSE POWER srEAM ENGINE AND BOILER
tor sale 10 be sem now in use q JACKSON 0OS
I0n Works 66 70 e. 0Oerck street. Objecs for seilag IL
Of being too small also wanted n purchase
second kand feed lAtAe TO SWING from "a 70 3 nchoa
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- -IAn,uv vrtr,Ha .Assss- aEu W.RNsrs
41 ,s. IS s:: 20. =.
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Al en -oRs.r RsDUOrIOs-Fos ruIs Mosra
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g q ~ 20. %
e :-s;y ,ss . ;e, s :;ssosc Us IL
s.S eolcst & Ssy s,c''s Sa.. =. 50 d.. =
-
::s :S s. s: !: sss = .. for "s' Lessons
'''- P''A '-"''- = oLfves B. GOLDSMITH
DlU. Mr. DyLskAR GO B. e.d way. lssps the lA-sest
s1sssy ~ ss sSt s 2:
ertry eousr tPpH earn
RooKKEHPIsa. AkIra9srl0 -GssMAS Ian
- gusg., &C -sr K,a0 a0rr ,4l eo~sry near 81 4
trsl in ucon In Tho abov~, able
student receives instruction Open day and evening
CoUNTlxa Rooxs-roR PRAorIoE ID BoeKKssr
i.g and nere.als Altar. NASH sso ga, t,a.
tcalals On application
NE. L. De GRANpyALs reENHu sOARoIsG
M school for EoOns gsnt,eLsu hudseo tevraSs aoscss.
TDsursnos Company, 0 Broad street =
NEw YORK. FEB. l6 ls7-Na IAvs2sEs-sIR;
~ believing th1 p,setaos sIheiaer d The % ~ars
% :sss -: s
the esteem NE ,stod and
e: SSs'i: sss
sSS s S :s' :: 'SsS
os K Sssi ss.s1s, John
Isssc Fevis D. slalh 0e0-ge Ia P-hthss Heary
W. bellows. 4. l. Foster. n ", igk Park B.oJsm A
fred 0reenlesf Asot PHELPS Mostaaoro de- No 70 Aues
,teee, 2, Q Va. norma B 8. Ho-i.a l. joel r..t.r
Cha, lea Sbe irg Francis Eawts In ooooance ~ith the
above t.itsos Professor raverre. hes the honor
o. rscsy eyroiox peIt Ma,eh h and 10 eao.s the
ssy. g: sbSoa ~ These 1e.angs W 30 R.vsa !. u.
eourss tickets ct 81 On Tsursd.y Ha~e and King aeur
Ftnh. Those Who desire avail eemse OF Prof. q 10
his Informed that he still remains u tho
Hotel 0ermAin Fifth and rweay SECOND st.
CPANIsH j. p. GOWN 0RADU ATE OF THE UNI
- versiy Of Havana continues 70 give thorough asruo
ton the sbcvo language at his resdoncs NO s. kAst
1hrieh street OF ct the pupils resdeacs Terms reduced
WAN5K D-A TEACHER GADO. TO TEA0a NOT
" ha1 twelve pupils Qualifoatiops properly
.be higher Rag educs-
tho piano Salary three hundred dolars
for ten months with bexrdirg aud wshinG LscSssa OA
district south Caroline Pine lands In tho ceHary
perfectly healthy Wanted about LIT Of April. Address
80 hsschsas Hotel, u. Y. city.
$780,
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IL TIE CUoICl pRMBs OF DO0e DoR aAru
n ana f~ 800. ~ vHAhOfs BUfLna, n yvltn s-sss
fsfAe mango as< Aea esteSUsssAsr - 80 b~
Va ''DsssgseAy." ssats ossv - sASrsal
Lon sALH-orn or rHE vrursr wurSH GOATS IN
bmsca wih % vnAoui Asr dAa Apeiy ., sn srAs<
srve< vussasburg
CxBE'oUr HArrAm roR aALH-r RAYS SIX
~ beawtful cAekes~ that the nrn
prem' 81 he p~v Jswsey est Neg Tort ssake 70
UUArrrp-ro runCa Asn a yHoRoUaB ssrD
s.s.i F ;.sss s,'E1 Z, s:ISssrJsss:gdPa ssS
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u ,rx sss -. c'c'sse, = % nvssts ~; - No.
rts ast Nee tuw<een'k sspex rtvNts hHwneosna -
sp~rsik ~ ana rsss~~s - Acss sssaAIs ersass 6sssw
"--N = ~ s.fsSs isiT;S -: xs -
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FM ARUlAl..

&1 000 wANrSD-ON FIRST NoRrGAqR. OK
VlsOOO property orth g 100 A b0aus viii be Nvea.
ppiy N y. II. OGDKN, ~ Elizabeth street,
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a 0ENTLEMAH WHO OWNS sOaB vALU ABLE FRO
"A psrty city lots M0pesota all vel selected and wed
located ~ properly FREQ ant unhcsmbred. desires 70 eel
Of for cash ea.te In nov York 8ro0klyn
esaro leland TIE Hudson river -e viii onl take
perty Ihewiss smbered. ApolcatooS u
hsssra AOWLAhD CHASE Councillors ~ Law. Ill kas
sau
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ENOR 8ALE-FIRr CLASS HOUSES ON AND NE Az
abDst Ur lon and Ssdisen squares raven
teouh Twenty firth, twenty eh twenty seventh aud rwea
~ eighth sees eo houses variety Of style and 10
cation RON $6DOo 10 S2Svuc Apply 70 Ohm kE. ~, q
rbeA
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90 -LADIHs' vRIrlEa On. .ses, 6su NsNsrS
%. vs6A twelve csssos ~ .sass 90 . 1920 ~
40 srt,bm1o sd bookke~p'Ds@ SysM yeseg .rn o~
80
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XHR. L. DE GRANpVALB FRENCH 30 AROING
Nl school for youuG gentlemen Hudson tevrAce 10
New Jersey Circulars ree,eeoes, &s., ~ tAe ExceiAG
Insurance Company, Broad street
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A RTryfCIAL 7rYTH.-m. LsvErfs Fsw AND IN
"A PROVED osphs pressure lAes @r sruhsAl ee>A
sxkable foe increased adhesion and power 81
infinitely supe-w 70 the o~dinay s~otses
pae-ase we'll adapted foe he ooots sun desirrd
fhose requiring aribcAl tecth, vm md much
sSvsstAee eramlpe nis inpeoveaent bsfbrs
cnssSpa es~xbers TeeA removed SrAnehs pstsos 30
pursbna ASpsrsus ard ever asefu inproyemeni NJ
\ LsvkTI.
pra. Iswsvsriey plsc.. s.r Broadway nsAsished lssa
DKHYmRy.-Dn, n q. DuRKIn, oAIAL syRDs
49, vastrk- o4 so lro tnsv, <1 fpvAes
VA snostfi sxysy.e0oel Dsy ooerNnno vfA
lsv asd hsvm~ss seshbns 49, rrsvnsAs ~ sAh-
frsss wStsvsfs
nxrTrsTaI.-THE LATE PARTNERSHIP YxrsTIyo
betvee Bursen smith having been dlsoved By The
ruroe. the business viii be continued hy
SMITH, 10 Foorh street. two sorhs vsa q BrosA~ay.
FAVE DrsCOvEHED rHw NOOK or pEvUxs
IN the the 81 ssrh'
pan II IL entirely different from tbs frc~zioe
ardb rsrt ect ~ me yry 81 d.. ~ II. o.
PIE. NJ FULTON street Br-nsyn
nOOYBACHu CUR7D.-BR. ADAMS HAS A HH
Il rvmedy fw tsc<hscSe, W whtch tie psHkcns
rsve< In vesy tee mmsfes and vthew esea pain
sru~ascus given ~ Ae prvsrvvstes 81 sdshe ~ cefS
teeth FREE 81 oha~vc. rr-tA srtracaeA by Ne kisfur
npre<errcc- onsoe No Ia thsnsess s~est, Sev
T,o pyprrsrs -wASrsD ~ A LADY,, rssf
II paired, fer which . q Moe shirta WI Evsn-
dycet n ~ Mild, stair A. Post odcs.
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U,oR aALs oHDAP-A youR STORY KSoIrsH Asu
wsat hos~A NJ wsa ytxrsy AnA sres1 nsAs neheh
s-csse, N W ssp ~a.s an Ne nod.r i~Iryy.ss.s
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nHn ACTIVE AND HONORARY MENBER1 AND
64eods Of ColuustAn sngine % No. IL arc here,v
ssaasA the eosiee houss sunday March 1851
O'Clock NJ for the os Attending he funeral Of
brsher member. Mr.. George u. Eosoes ~ octsrs
JANIS PORsYTH, Foro~
cuIa A. GRAr, Secretary.
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y FINR Farms WITH GOOD BUILDINGS AND IN
high stae o. cult'vston varying In sise from % y 'so
Jersey kaflroad very pleasant cottage and I've scses
Cf q desirable Of Ste ialaud Q h3tel,
aoe treo dwopgs and nina Of vAuAble land u Nj
tucbn, n j. viii % eoh cheap Apoly 70 WM ". SMITH
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LNOR sALE-THE HOUSE AID LOT s2 WEST rHIR
ysixth street.: price SS S also the % eighth
nue.; PROC S6,6W Inquire OF ADAMS LUNDf. 81 Deg
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"A lsu for sale OF 70 let Inquire the premises ~
JOHN l. TYLrON
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L,OR sALn, rERus EASY -rHR ELnoAur. STYLISH
end pesfsc browa stone houss - Eae RshsecnA 6es
tear sryycesni ard orNnercy rsrha sad 10 rshs?abe
ard eesrNbk peighborhood hrs class three roe ns deep
IN compless o.des snd repair rd has Al the mo1srn n
ihf,ughcut and vfi ~ Sid with without tbs VII re o.
o. he fsr~nure y $1,000 required down Shown dslr
sve story brovn store house opposite Gra~ercy paes
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WAN5ED-A TEACHER QAADY TO TEAOa NOT
" more iAan twelve pupils Q.aiaostioo. properly 70
ton and musc the Piaae Salary th-es hundred deArs
for ten months, with bsxrding aud wehinG oStsa OA
district south Caroline Pine lauds In tia couary
perfectly heahhy Wanted about LIT Of April Address
80 hsschsns Hotel, n. Y. city.
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OFFICE OF TIE RATIONAL FISK INsUR MOE
~ Ccnpany, 90 Wall street New YORK. bsrch s. l8H.-
dividend Notice The direosors Of this have do
careo .. extrs dividend out Of the surplus peed OF thirty
third $50 oeut which has aided
capital CT Tie company and viii be DISTRIBUTED the
hoderu we<ncs<ay the 18th Of aAros
instant until which day the Anfer books ~ bs ctosef Tho
capital company thus increased
thousand dollars and hs besides surplus fund Of
ussriy hundred thcusand dollars
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-08

MISSISSIPPI AND MISSOURI RAILRO AID COMP AMV
IN ne dfrocsors have his day declared dividend NJ ~
81 cest o. The espAl ssocs q the arA division Of u
Msssippi and Missouri Railroad Comp payable thu
l0hday OF March ne Tho transfer oks VII DO CLOSED
TIA La ~ 10th March proxmo, both days Inclusive
u. FLA9d Treasurer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-08

DUsINEsS FOR SALE-A MILLINERY STORE, Est A
ID bed for q number Of years In OF The most desirs
bic thoroushAses in the city, aud dosg ss clAs. srads
email but well selected will be solo Tor cash suly aad
w~seiou be given Immediately Agents need not apsly
Address n. o., boz lie hfrAld once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-08

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