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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-08-14
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ST47E on VERMONT

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4 MEXICAN x FOREIGN PATENTS.
II EDDY, Solicitor of PATENTS.
Late Ascent oftho 4. 3 Patent ONCE Washington under

10 srATr NJ, urrustrg ktLHr st., nosrov
''i an rNi'hHNr practice ~ upwards of twenty wears
unurs To- srgu" iAirutS 90 the United SHt,s. ai-u
'l'h hlNhn France, nud other foreign CuputrlG Ca.
N'a.N h' hluns, slsumcuts, uuu an paIytsu Draw
, ui llttun NDIhil uu llll4
nNW H',clt chrs madu into American or Foreign works
lnh'fthlur the validity or utilltN Patents
a.I rlal NJ other advi% rendered ga an matters
nu' mug me same Copies ct Ihc claims ct any Patent
at Washington. ''
lhN Agency u not ou tho nrgcstiu New England but
lnI'I inventors nave hdNhutarrr tor securing patents
"rnTtrtaulnE She uHtruauly inytut un.urt1
cdhN " not immrHsurlhly superior TO- any which an o
oucrrd ihcm elsewhere, The Testimonials below rI,cn
plNN. l"'i i"irl MoE SvCcIssrtt At rtE PArrNr Or
80 IhNn inc subscribers aud as SuccEss nr,T
fhoni of ADVANTAGE Ann AHtIrv he would lr
has abundant reason to believe and m month
rt office q" The Kind the charges tor professional scry
Cos" W~lrAlc The Immense practice OF the suh.tfboE
uuIt tM,hN hcarn past has cuulc him To accumulate
NhAtnOctiun ni spVciuuHtiuuA 1ud
10 patents These besides his extensive library of Cr,I
ana mechanical works, and nun account patents srhur
IN the United states AMI Europe. render hiu
que ruuh tnuict superior ncre ar oht1mlug paicits
AHh',t'ltN ora Journey tu Wurhlug0 tu,ur, pa-
Ncntora. 80
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AtH Probate r.uri holden 10 ur rri4tr simfr boz 10
i.IHaNurt within 5000 fHf fHiI District uu i. lai HsI
mJu1, ~, 1855 frraut Tho iiuu AhAt rgLNrm
4 Instrument UHrIHT rV o. BE- fh.i TAT unl and trsa-
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lt'n 90 90 fltlr its urdrrrl hf atlI count ttf
p" ,'t,U,,I ''' wv hi lIllN'l =" Hulrlr 20 %
Hi I"ihrhnnf 900 tnr lrtlI dlF a. Aug Iet au shrW
HNsH 20 hf lrf tuHN have HHliuHt tlr VmHIr ~ sH.I
WI Gov which uufpHr. % b. nTthrf ordered tut ri5
~ ihr 'llW thlH order ur Published thfrr Nrrts sut
rfHfrN 900 iNr IitiYnHu rltad Ht ht IIIusIr, Iit.
y iIur ." ral4 iiuIr appointed .Ilr hSarluu.
tHfn tilAh. O.. DANA IrrI.trr
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tn " Scratch the green rind of sapitng,
an santoulY twist it in tho soft, aud the scat-
red and crooked oak will tell of the9'iof CEN
turtles te-eeH,e," II ew-fareil,!Y- daes this
beautiful figure teach the lcSson of giving
right, ipstcod Of wrong, tendencies 10 the
young mind,
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U'HE subscribers have 0n hand Woodwouh's
Il llHurrs, Circular haW Mills, tlaphoard and
hnlnRlr Mills ~ aUrT0N cd patterns aud excellent
workmanship alec furar-h0usr s AUh-WOuihs
and Platte, Aiaeh -iiiiiit-' . wires, fHn hriuWs
and the itpilrrs, Nut stoves, Ham door Rolls,
Iron sinks, So, SO. Castings hud fOTEinRs ~
a. short Inlle, llALLiI q IHOhPhON
nr IuhushuB, W. biu
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VILLAGE MEETING.

I'llE legal voters in the village Of 81. Johns
i bury aic hereby notified aud warmed to mcpt
IN The Town lIallin said village, ON SATURDAY, the
llth day NJ August instant, 40 { o'clock T.. ~, 60
act on the following article, Viz.
To see II thc village will vote TO rnisc money 60
pay the outstanding debts ~ the village aud the
expenses u the current year.
q. " BAKER, Clerk,
ST. Juhushury, Aug, T. 1853. ps
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r0- What would YOU he. dsarost," said
Walter to his swcctisart, il were to press
thc seal Of love upon those scal-vaE lips ?"
" should be stationary"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-08-14
Hurrah for Boots and Shoes

FHNliI nude g.iggtaA hat, reerttly made arrange
I mcnts 60 manufacture iu addition 90 their az.
f-rcnt kinds Of i.aticv' work. Gcnts Calf and Kip
boots, Cali and Goat Congress Boots, Calf Goat
aud kip lltogans. Also Gents and Ladies' Boots
aud Shoes repaired a. short notice.
Grut's. Ladies aud Misses Rubber Boots Tor
sale very low,
MD aud Goat STOCK, Rcd and Oak sole Leather,
aud Shoe Findings generally will Zoe constantly
kept ou baud Tor talr.
We tcspcrthilly solicit sharc N nlllic ratran.
aye, - AI-I-I-S. = ~ u i-i-.t..
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Notice.
Economy

CtET your old umbrella and Parafol frames
~ covered aHd iHsdf good a. neH,
1hs subscriber having purchased O nm sct NJ
machinery fnr making umbrellas and paIaapls, Do
nov with bic large assortment " hkHi such az
Nlarkt Brown, hlhrk esd Green Nprdrrrd MniTe
Antique, with fringe 90 match, prepared ~ give
fll satif faction 90 all Who Uay Rltf him CALI ~
tAe Musir store and l-lrrfaph Office.
h-A. ELLIS.
st. J0husbiry NAV n lBI8. Mu
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j, ID. Chase & Sons,
Practical Founders, Machinists
AND MILLWRIdHTs,

l. EEP constantly on hand Castings, Mil
IN lrOus, Water Wheels, Board Marhiufs,
CalhuHrl aud hhinRlp Machines, Corn Crackers,
Smut Machines, SO Sol aud Guild Lumber and
Gust Mills. Als0 dealers in Manufacturer Hrli-
clcs, tiz Mil Stones, Uoltng Cloths, India llub-
boz Udtiur, Hose and Packing Leather brltiup,
Lace Leather and Dele ltlyrts, and Save ~ all
An kinds ~ Job Work done ~ short notice
Allunrhts supplied with Irons, Machinery, SO.
do liberal dlar0uut, Al work warranted Or
acre o. enquiries by mail or otherwise promptly
attended 90. fbu
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Woodworth's Board Planers,
on
sURFACING MACHINES

AM prepared to furnish to order the nbovo
L machines from the celebrated Fnirh,,Ls !.
terms. The Patent having cNpiycdI tbc riah, Nv n'
become the property of community To H. IL dna'
mess man or mechanic the advantage al sunb W.
chlneS needs no recommend. / have nn5c s, s'"
improvements in the working ounlities ~ ~ some
chincs, snch as TO render them equal to anv,bim,-
in New Englend. Terms favorable fnr III sp,'ng
approved credit LIKE ma ,1t TGsh or
- 'fIt'o' Io9o' SO-llOj
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-08-14
Good News to Cash Buyers !

FInlE subscribers, ON and amer the first dag ~
January nest, viii srll thrir Gu0lr furtANllt
and no lower prices than ever sold frr iu thia ~.
CluiW, Come and ty us We have on hand %
puCos,
Farmers, MrghaSlca aud Citrcus ~ This aud
the ucighh0TiuE Towns, whenever sou are boo want
NJ Goods ~ any Kind, Just give ufu call fur here
you Will hul . larger assortment than b. usually
Kept boz country tturca.
q II. q J. VI. WEEKS.
Lyndon, Dec 20. 1857. Gjf
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DISSOLUTION.
New Firm !.

'lnE undersigned have formed a rarucrsl,ip
inr n series NJ Years under the st,lc ~
MCGllEGnl n LL-DI-ALAI-
announce to all their friends, customers, and M,
rnirc community that They lli!-...,.f..,,-sr
So "'rftr rr'rIir sat tlc stand recently occupied
bN woodbury. JudcNinc, whore Goods will be
sod upon the most reasonable terms, and IN cN.
change for cash and the products u the earth viii
be figured down AZ reduced prices. aud suitc a.
low as can be purchased elsewhere,
W. W. MoGREGOR.
IOu HARVEY JUDENI%E.
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during the tLuc fu,,upcd the ONCE nf roiums
~ Parut. r. II EldN Esg uf BOSTON du business AZ The
Patent ph'c nsS"liritur nr procuring patents rhrrc we're
cw " any, persons acting iu that capacity. who had
nu'h lnenr,. before the Patent ONCE there were
none who conducted ~ with ~ udrlt and
lrcgnfd MI. EldN Of the best rtost
skuml Patent Solicitors M the uitrd Stntrs and have no
henu"n IN assuring Inventors that thcv cannot cmpy
person more competent and Trustworthy aud cNpa
hc ~ putting their applications secure tor them
an carly audavorabc consideration nt the Patent Onte
EDMUND BURKE.
LAT o. i atIft,sr ofp ltcr Mt .
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PLANNING WORK.
Better than a Fig of TobaccoI

A Crazy man gave as q reason why he carried
~ dg OF tobacco in his hat, that IL answered
three purposes: lst, it released him from the du-
~ nf raNclling TO wake up ministers to sense OF
their duty. ID, IL settled the question whether
Saturday or Sunday is the true Sabbath; and 3D.,
it kept him nom becoming crazy
Now, though the Trchosthcnc will not produce
the above results, yet when timely and thorough
ly used, 1t rW produce effects almost as wonder
full as the dcudcd mans tobacco.
IL will prevent badness and numbers can tcs-
tify they have twice much hair on their head as
they had before using the article. One Lady, after
using bottle or two, said il wasa humbug because
il did not produce moro rapid effects but having
now twice the quantity Of hair on her head and
VI arivhcr color, she now is as eamc9t in its
praise as she was before in its condemnation, We
say to the public buy it and you will be satisfied.
IL. Z. UONT.
St. Johnshury. June ., 1858. Ssu
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Conn. & PassumLsic r.. r.. r,
TsJD~TCyJm

~ - - - ~ -A"H@
fE1llf following assessments have boon laid 90
90 subscriptions mr. thr purpose uf rHfrudiup
the J.1d ,g-lu pcT cent. 600 each Share PAYABLE
sept lrt, loj1, Alao, no prr cent ou cpri share
PAYABLE pyrry succeeding Hl,tN dtNs thereafter uu-
go ihu nuuuUt NJ one hundred drllltH uu each
share shsl have hrtu paid,
lWmcuts may Boz made 40 the BANK NJ Orleans,
People bank, liaut ut Lyndon, tasswmpsir iiauk
bradford Bank T., Cleveland, Coventry, W., 90
Ircusuftr.a Office so, z Merchant Exchange,
Boston, Fer order,
y, j.. LOWERING, Treas
juno 1857. AUtf
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New Goods !

INllE subcribeis have just returned from
Il boston, with large assortment of new and
desirable Goods, which the, viii soil, CHAP Tor
Cash, Butter Sugar, or any other Kind ~ Country
Produce. bought by the suhscfibcts.
N5u @, H. & J. VI, WEEKS.
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Or, Weelss's Magic Compound,
NO. Il.

The A6lirde lint gclia al homc-fhc beN roc
concentration II ram hare
4 g au ENpcoturaut h h1s no equal fnr coughs,
~ colds, asthma, WhuupiuH cough, Group, sore
throat mud an lung diseases, ~ b. valuable rem.
eds. Also, boo srrufia, which prcscnts itself in 40
wnuy fuUus, and boz short 10 b. good ln every faint
~ fhr ayatria cauard by impure blood,
r. uub remains fDr YOU tu use the compound 90
become acquainted with H. virtues,
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n yuu wish 90 save your children from the dis
urr-iuG symptoms ~ Group, which occur so sud
dculy, aud are uhou fatal, do not hil To- procure
BOTTLE ~ THE medicine; 10 viii relieve the sufferer
LIIuM-I Lm.IAmIlN.
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rms rs 10 HCMBC0 :

7 IrIT NOU TNN WUIH-WUI vow ~ II
For further information aud testimonials. pleas
read the circular that accompanies zach bottle,
1h, Compound b. purely cgctahlc, compose,
NJ roots, herbs hatks aud fnliL II contains u,
ingredient mole pnifuuous than the NJ, which u
a delicious fruit. J use NO opium In this mrdi
cine in any form whatever, thus avoid IT, palia
tive influence that b. certain 90 follow it, use
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-08-14
CAHr.IanInIGR.

4 good assortment u caWeungs iuHIeCayed
end 10 salr bY y. 5FWEls
Mar 10. 1908. h4n
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-26
sTETsON,s sEEF OPERATrN
AMALGAMATOR.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned ha
1S duly empowered w. B. Ever, of Grass valley, to
act as Agent for tho sale of Stetsons SefOperating
Amalgamator - for Nevada County. All sales made
by him will be duly acknowledged by the Subscriber
A. NJ. STETSON.
Grass Valley, May &C. 1856,
Ez- From the above it will be seen that the Sub
scrber has been appointed Agent for the sale OF the
''SefOperating malgamator'' for this County. Any
letters addressed to him in relation to it, will be
promptly attended to-
Although he has no power to sell or permit to use,
outside of this County, STILL for the sake OF bringing
into general notice everywhere what he deems an in
venti0n, which will greatly facilitate the development
of important branch of the mineral resources ofthe
country he will be most happy to give any informa-
ton upon the subject which may be desired by per-
sons who are beyond the limits of any local agent
who may not be able to communicate direct with the
inventor Parties in remote portions OF this State or
any of the Atlantic States who may be desrous to
procure one of these machines 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 cubic feet, accord
ing the number of drawers, which it may be desir
a able to use. When made Of cast iron it Will weigh
about twenty-five lbs. to each drawer-ifwood about
half that weight Six eight drawers may be con-
sidered Fset to which any additional number can
be added at the option of the purchaser The sale of
right gives the privilege of using many drawers
the purchaser may see fit to attach to one battery
or one set of batteries connected.
R9- For further particulars address
W EVER,
Editor F'MIning Journal" Grass Valley, Nevada Co.,
California, or 4. NJ STETSON, San Francisco.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-26
QUART Mining FsegIst..y q cec.

II will be by reference 10 the PROCEEDINGS 8.
lhe fgahIzation OF the California Quartz Miners ~
socatlon' published the July number tlat-an Cf-
lce OF 1:eestry was authorized to be esta hiisLcd v
tEe Feglsi ier ad Curator OF the >oeia Horace,
Russ, Esq. Mr. r. has accordingly ,sta bIisl,ea
lInlseT Iof that purpose at huss,ilIe The Anler
can river opposite Folsom location cas-, OF access
and central. lie Aas prepared suitable ofice for tie
purpose ana nc" 14Fites all lers ms TO forvald rs
ooi j" possible, fai1 nd average sIccueus Of tlieir
lsAoS mn prefer e>cIptio al he saIJe. such -
f'cahlF %G width 81 Ella, ad Il fer - le tie t.ns
upon which II can be purchased. Iy tie kracii,al
UieTlloh 8t tie EegiSter Dfce all er. ons q q m
:or Opportunity 10 enter the buSineSe ii Cua5.1 l!.
lhg may WiJhoat difficulty, obtain tie l~eaE,, r
nearly an the veins tba are Tor sale. 5lee-1. Wet
Ieo e.: will forward al cci1rcGa IL the ,L %
o. s.egistcr free Of charges
Ihe advantages of an Office q his dcscj t;on v Ill
oe apparent to all and tie mere general the lacti,
% recording specifications, &c. tie L.oIe uscu It's
plan will become o Tie pu LEc
any Iurlhcr information tiis subjtct can Ee Oh
talneo by communicating with the I:egister direct
=, rs PERSONS communicating with Tie krcisttr. ,n
@ ne'r own business, should not fail IL enclose al
once stamp OF Iad eleI fl, n TIE F.rrcss eG ,e
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-26
LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.

l. Subscribers who do not give express notice to
the contrary, considered wishing to continue
their subscription.
publishers may continue to sent them until all
charges are paid.
8. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take their
papers from the office or place to which they are
sent, they are held responsible until they settle
their BILL and give notice to discontinue them.
4. If subscribers move to other places without
informing the publisher and the paper is sent to the
former direction, they held responsible. Notice
should always be given of removal
s. Refusing to take paper periodical from the
Office, or removing and leaving it uncalled for is
eYdeaes Of fraud.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-26
To Mechanics, Inventors and Manu-
f9cfupeTs

faCtHCGRSs
In announcing the Thirteenth annual volume Of
the Scientific American the publishers respectfully
inform the public that in order to increase and stn
ulate the formation of Clubs they propose to offer
81, 500 IN CASH PREMIUMS
for the fifteen largest lists of Subscribers sent in by
the 1st of January, 1858 fad premiums to be dis
tributed as follows:
For the largest List 500; I'd $50: C 200;4th
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10th $50; 11th 4O 18th $685. 18th $780, 14th S25 18th
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Names of subscribers can be sent in at different
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es fer twelve months, S2S.
For all clubs of 20 and over the yearly subscrCton
is only 81 40.
The new volume will be printed upon fine paper
with new type.
The general character of the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
is well known, and heretofore will be chiefly devo-
ted to the PRONUNCIATION of information relating to
the various Mechanical and Chemical Arts Manufac-
tareS and Agricalture Patents, IauentioYaS Engineer
lng Nall Work, and all interests which the lights of
Practical Science is calculated to advance. 1t is issu-
ed weekly in form for binding. 1t contains annually
from 500 to 500 finely executed Engravings and mott
ces of American and European improvements to
gether with official list of American Patent Claims
published weekly in advance of all other papers
It is the aim of the editors of the Scientific Amer
ican to present all subjects discussed in It's columns
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ing and exposing false theories and practices in sol
entidic and Mechanical matters and thus preserve
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% Specimen copies will be sent gratis to any part
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Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-26
THE FARMERS GUIDE

TO SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE.
BY HENRY STEPHENS FRS, Of Edinburgh, and the
late J. P NORTON Professor of Scientific Agriculture
- in Yale College New Haven! vols. Royal Octa-
vO. 1000 pages, and nun erous Wood and Steel En-
cravings.
This is. confessedly the most complete work on
Agriculture ever published, and in order to give il a
wider circulation the publishers have resolN ed to
cuce the price to
Oregon the price will be 81. TO every part of the
Union and to Canada Post-paid) Sc. B4y- This work
is NOT the old ''Book Of the Farm. ."~8A
Remittances for any of the above publications
should always be addressed, postpaid, to the Pub
fishers, LEONARD SCOTT q %
No 81 Gold Street New ork.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-26

complete assortment of the Oils necessary fer
making and favoring every variety of liquor and a
package of the articles used for giving ARIIk1CIAL
key to 100 gallons and every article necessary to
commence LIQUOR STORE, will be furnished for $50,
Also all the information necessary to conduct such an
establishment thus enabling the new beginner to
successfully compete with the oldest liquor dealers,
p. LAGOURS
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-26
The British Periodicals
AND THE
FARMERS GUIDE.
GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE
OF THE LATTER PUBLICATION.

L. SCOTT & CO., NEW YORK, continue to publish
the following leading British Periodicals, viz
The London Quarterly (Conservative)
The Edinburg Review (Whg.)
s.
The North British Review Free Church.)
The Westminster Review Qiberai.)
s.
BIackwOod's Edinburg Magazine CTory.)
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-26
CaIifornia Qun1rr nEining &C., 80 :

California Qua1rx Mining Assoc iRfToH
This Association was formed at Sacramento. July
lSth 1857, and is composed of such persons as are
engaged or interested in Quartz mining in this State
Any such person can become g member by enrol
ing his name on the books of the Association and
paying into the Treasury the sum of s5, which pav
ment % also entities him to a copy of the California
At7atng Journal.
Inc plan Of the Association is similar to that of thA
various State Agricultural Societies. and its chief OBJ
Ject Is TO dlfuse such information as NAV be thought
uSe1ul TO persons engaged in quartz opera tions by
ne pubHeatlon of original and selected papers in the
organ OF the Association or otherwise as ma
oe deemed proper Also to encourage and aid the frea
interchange OF sentiments and friendly interoourss
among quartz miners generally
OFFICERS CT TIE Association.
Ha1nueI Furdy, talayeras, President.
HoraceP P Russ Sacramento Reqigfer ana r,,,ot-.
Ever, Nevada, Co,rerg adiaq Scelao,7
A%ecat,ce Ccmn.ta taee-Nessrs. IT. J. P,,ss - coua
leAto 0eh CadWallader OF Calaxeya> -. ! - .
Johnsoh &c OF istte u m. i. Jones of AlnstGr ! "
Ttee!ey; OF r iofado v. Heslep OF Tyolgn,re~
" HAHam VAT, ci Nevada Thomas Jorelsnd Of ia ,
GER E9 Persons desil Gus Of becoming r7e1,I or -
the association 90 50 by sending tf7ei, ,,o O. ~
any member OF the Executive Committee viii 1te
usual fee - "-'H tAe
1t is desirable, in order to add 10 the us.e lross
the ASSOCIATION that It should en- brace a. nrrc
uuIipef as posi- pe ot the Quartz miners OF u iior in
ana II Is hoped that all who feel an active i,,teo ~
me success of Quartz mining, will vail thcns l a
oi an early opportunity TO enroll their names = =
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-26
NOTICE..

EEeIvetia and Ia FayeGte Gold Esining
Company.
The Stockholders of the Helyetia and La Fayette
Gold Mining Company, will please take notice that
an assessment of Twelve per cent has been levied up
On the Capital Stock of said Company. by Resolu-
ton passed by the Board of Directors payable at the
office of the Company in Grass Valley on or before
the 1st of January, 1858.
H. RICKETT,
Sec. H. & L. G. NJ. Co.
Grass Valley, Oct. l, 1857 51-tf