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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-09-19

Children Often Look Pale and sick from no
other cause than having worms in the stomach
BROWNS NERMlFGGE COMFITS will destroy
Worms without injury Ia tn" child being perfectly
WHITE. and free from all c"l"ring other iniur-
Gus ingredients usually used i'll worm preparations
CURTIS = BROWN PruprirturS
No 2Ij Fulton Street New York
S"ii bH Druggists and Chemists ami dsqLsrS IN
M,d,ci.C at TreHtI-Fire C,HrS a Bor. t2hTul1I
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Railroad Trains Fair Week.

On PaSSumpSic Road, regular train,
reach st. Johnsbury from the North
800 Il. m, and BOB and I0:1s p. III
From the South, 3:O and lI:O7 a. M.
and 4:;}S p. III. On Wednesday and
Thursday extra trains will run betweeI
Bradford and st. Johnsbury, leaving
Bradford ut 7:l5, and arriving ut St
Johnsbury ut 900 IL. m. Returning.
leave this place at 5:D p. III.
On =. & o. Road, train from Concord
arrives ut st. Jolnsbury at 900 IL. H..
and returns at 4:5O p. III. Train from
Hyde Park and the West arrives at 9:M
Il. m, and returns at 4:l5 p. m, except
Wednesday and Thursday, when it will
not leave Fair Ground until 5:3O y. M
No express train will he run on this
road. Fare one way on both roads. Al
trains leave and take passengers at FAN
Ground except afternoon and night eX-
press on Passumpsic road.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-09-19

FOR rINrLE> on THE FACE

And TAN. usc PEERH'S Moth and Frccklc l.
tiun. 1t l. REIIAELE and HARMLESS. sold Il
Druggists everywhere Depot. ~ Bond stree
New York. Gl-sm
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A Good Work.

Rev. VIM. G. Pond of San Francisco.
preached ut the North Church Sabbath
morning. Mr.. Pond has been east this
summer to secure funds to cndow the
Pacific University, located ut Oakland.
California. The Congregationalch churches
of that coast have raised all the money
they can among themselves. and now
ask the friends of Christian education
east for the balance. 1t is gratifying
tn know that Mr.. Pond received il little
over twelve hundred dollars in this
place.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-09-19
Brotherhood of L. E.

At the annual meeting of the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers, held at
their hall in Lyndonville. Sept. II, the
officers were all reelected unanimously,
and were as follows: G. b. Pike, chief
engineer: c.. c. Morrill,, F. E.; g. S.
kilby, 5. +. l.. 5. Howe, g.; A. G.
Eastman, F. \. E.. $. Eastman. 5. a.
E.: Alex. Mcleod, T. \. E.: &. +.
Durham. chaplain.
c. b. Pike was chosen delegate to
the Grand International Division to
he holden at Philadelphia the third
Wednesday in October. at which there
will hc Il delegate from every division
in the 1. ;. and Canadas. The meet
ing will he held in the City Council
Chambers, in Independence Hall, the
use of which has been granted free by
the city of Philadelphia.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-09-19
CHARLES :. HASTINGS.
l.. W. RowELL,
\. \. JERAULp. Jr..
Yours very truly,
w. II. HEEEICK.
st. Johnshury, Sept. ID. l-73.

st. Johnshury, sept. ID. 1873.
All who appreciate our having the
best band i'll this section Gf not in the
wholc) of the state. are particularly i'll
vited t" he present. Mr.. llcIrick has
laborcd faithfully for years i'll their he
half. and this is his first benefit. He
deserves good house. Shall he not
have it
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Wells River.

Wells River.
Hon. \. Il. w. Tcnny, senior deacon
of the church in this village. died last
Saturday, ut the age of - years and 3
months. He had been confined To his
house only two weeks. though. for some
months past. his health has been i'm
perfect. Five weeks ago. his wife went
before him to THE Better Land" after
Il married life of tifty-tivc years. Forty
four Years ago this month. they together
united with the Ncwbury church. and
eleven years afterwards. transferred
their connections to this. in which he
was long the much loved Sabbath school
supt.. and for the last ten years. has
been an honored office bearer. His en-
tire life has been spent in this town. and
few men anywhere have been more ac-
tive in all the walks of military, politi-
cal, social, business and religious life.
lie has uniformly been the largest con-
trihutor to the support of religious or
dinances III this parish, and his loss is
deeply felt in all this vicinity. He was
president of the Bank of Ncwbury ut
the time of his death. His successor in
that office is Hon. W. Cummings of
Lisbon, n. II.
Trains run daily this week on the
Montpelier and Wells River h. II. to
and from GrOtOn also some ten or tif-
teen miles on the other end of the route
man in Yates county, \. Y. who
has been an inveterate smoker for fifty
years, has suddenly and permanently
given it up. He knocked the ashes off
his pipe into keg of blasting powder.
Nine. Christine Nilsson Rouzeaud ar
rived at New York, by the steamship
Cuba, Wednesday morning. Mime.
Nilsson-for it is thus she is still to he
named in her public life-was accom-
panied by her husband.
The name of the publishers of the
New York Graphic is Goodsell. But
their balloon operation was not Il good
sell. 1t was bad sell, and big SELL
Harrington Free Press.
A boy who maliciously scattered cay
enne pepper through crowded hall in
GAINESVILLE, Wis, setting 1000 people
into spasms of irrepressible sneezing
was fined Sl40O and sent to Jail for four
months.
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Railroad Trains.


T----. I,-lvr =. JOhn-bury Tor West COncOrd at
and 4jn Pm. Leave West Concord for
.I-hurl at - AN and $40 Pm.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-09-19

hRESS MAKING.-MRs +. Il. GAGE will at
tend To Dress Cutting and Making. Mrs q. is
agent for the Davis Chart and gives instruction in
that system of drafting and cutting any style
ladies garments R",.u- in ATmington's new
HuildinS. Prospect ST. 81. .I"hnsbury. estf
NOTICE-naving made preparation for cclrv-
~ crlng coal i'll this village. we request persons
wanting coal to leave send their orders to
flee and they will he promptly filled. No coal de
hNtfed unless orders are given as above.
+. \ r FAIRBANKS n co.
st. Johnsbury. Vt, sept. l. ls13
I EWELRY OF ALL KINDS REPAIRED
- AND CLEANED,-at
HOWARD \ RowELL'S.
L. ISHING TACKLE.-For sale at
HOWARD n ROWELL'S.
T. me WATCHES REPAIRED and rated at
L HOWARDA ROWELL'S.
"R IRTH AMI, EAPTISM"-by Rev. Eph,
ID rain Chamberlain Tumminss-For Sale
by HOWARD \ HOWELL.
DALD HEApS.-Use HAIR VINE. II will make
ID the hair grow on the bald spots. prevent the
hair from falling out cure dandru and all diseases
of the scalp and is a good hair dressing. Ask your
druggist for it, or send 81 10 for trial b"tl,-
two BOTTLES for $50. Address G. W. RICHARD
son. Agent Barnet. VT
GEO. c. GoopwIN Boston Mass. Wholesale
Agent for New England. tOctl
n OTICE.-AH persons indebted To the subscrib
~ are hereby notified that intend to 20 ont
of this State in few months to he absent for six
months or more and that shall call on them for
settlement the fore part of July next. | am com
PEELED to ask this of my clients in order To pay
debts q. = BURKE
st Johnshury June I'd. ls73. If
I IBERATION.-Thi is To certify that have
i 1 tins day given my son, Francis VI. Shaw his
time during the remainder of his minority. and
shall claim none OF his earnings pay any debts
$500 LEMUEL SHAW.
Walden. Vt. sept. l, 1s73 s5-s7-
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Barnet.

DehAiASS-
\ COLD BEp.-,John Lang. who lives
between PGSsumpSic and Norrisvillc.
on the east side of the river, laid ont of
doors through the rain and cold of Sat
urdaN night He had been down to
NorriSvillc in the afternoon. and not
getting home before dark. probably be
came bcwildered. al Il wandered of the
road. He is over eighty Years old. and
rather intirm. He lives with his son
inlaw, and is accustomed to go away
without telling where he intends going.
We do not learn as his family made any
search for him. not knowing where to
look he came i'll Sunday morning,
about nine o'clock. very wet and very
stiff. When asked why he did not stop
ut Mr.. Dow : for Il lantern. he said it
place. Our readers will remember the
rain of Saturday night. and the change
of weather To cold before morning. 1t
was IL rough night for Il younger man
than Mr.. Lang to lie ont of doors with
ont shelter. and even 50 tough Scotch
man aS he is will not he likely tn
weather many such experiences.
WHITE BLACKEEREIES.- All ourrcad
crS have heard of white black birds. hut
perhaps not all have ever seen white
hlackhcIricS. Mr.. :. \. Newton OF
Barnet, brought into uur office this
week Il pail of hlackhcrIicS III which
were Il handful of ripe berries exactly
like the rest i'll shape and taste. only
they were white. Some of them were
on the stalks as they grew. These
stems were also white. or rather light
yellow. being different from the ordi-
nary blackberry bush. Mr.. Newton has
IL number of these bushes on his farm,
which. 10y the way. is advertised III an
other column.
The addition purchased to the Pas
sumpSic cemetery has been taken i'll,
making an enclosure of about six acres.
a new receiving tomb is being built
and the grounds graded and fenced, all
of which will he Il great improvement
to the cemetery.
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and much al said lands will Ice sold at public
auction at the dwelling huus, of Kitridge II ndsor
III said town of East Haven, on the ith day of No
vrnbrr next. al 10 O'Clock in the forenoon AZ shall
be- requisite To discharge said taxes with costs I'M
less previously paid
KITKlDGE HUDSON. First Constable
Dated at East Haven this 9th day of September
l-II
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~. .jOhn-burN Athenpum.
n ..l ,>p III >pING- RooM.-Open from a. NJ.
Il ., O.. " from : I" Il, and from to 9 T.. NJ.
". W. TIlAYER. Librarian.
Coral md Sfafr -5lrm5.
Have you called into this office for
h., aniculturaI ticket?
Quitr Il sharp frost Monday and
Wednesday mornings mercury ut 30.
The express train will he taken off
N, p y q. Railroad on Saturday next
Nr-~l~. Srntcr and Gorham have got
n-o tlrr new stores. and now look out
q arN goods.
rhc watchword of the Farmers i'll
d county just now is, Let lis beat the
s. TO- Fair.
Erl. II. p. Gushing of East Burke
Nj mrlrh at the Methodist church in
II place next Sabbath morning
lul person wishing to purchase Il
81 % farm are referred to the auction
h of =. =. Page.
We understand that the village
Il ,rcr~ have changed the name of
~ street to Cliff street.
Col. Fairbanks house at Fairbanks
yia-c l. hcimg rcmodcllcd, and when
d ur will hc occupied by several fam
d..
There are quite Il number of holes
sl,out our village which it will he i'm
p'tmt to close up before the Fair, and
q much sooner as possible.
Mr.. A. l.. Bailey has gone in com
lny with Mr.. II. =. Shorcy. in selling
n seal Instruments. etc, and the style
o. ~, firm will he II. p. Shorey & Co.
4 car Walden correspondent is al
t-,thcr too bright to he frozen up there
nj, ol ten months in the wear. But
D. readers will he the losers when he
enIgatr>.
'"5 Wy ''''''' '''' "" !"
''" VI '"'''' = '''''" = an" gives
Y '''>' VI H""'' P'"i''' '''''>
tn, new brick sewer has crossed
H. sheet. and will now soon he COM
MINUS ""i !" VI INV
o." ""''n' ne e'''ile ieilS'h Is "
., VI III '"'', Us '" "''.''
'.' '''''''' ''''''' " !" N ''' i''
'''''
W. Baglcl SAYS that the notice in
b. las, paper about his suit with the
tau in rrgnd to the .ruIfroad" would
I ''N ''''i'''>N'"l' '''"' III was
ANUS W. ''''' - Wv
was '''','''' Nv w. '''' INV
'''' ' '''''>'''' I" u" It,
\ good many people from the east
v I WINTER in California several from
v, Town. The tide has already begun.
4 '>'iu evenings train from Brattlr-
b. h.ld riubtr.n tbr,u,h u,.s.nrers
h.. ,""S "Pl .'''' wv
g., ,''''" '''''''''' III -''"
L., ','' '''' mercury WAS "'''N
Ills l. Fair week at MorriStown,
idiold and Lancaster. The prospect
~ 81 Nuui>town WAS uuite h,ttcr-
p Yesterday. To-d,v is the bic dov.
ani lin doesn't rain everything prom-
r. % >u,cc>S. Our three fire COMMA
n."> Went olrrihis m,rnipr The Rand
q tt ,r,t.,,i.,,.
There. hen. L., ,----,,o,,o.,,
1amr the pa.t ve.k of dorl NIGHTS
tllt the street I,r,n, u.o,, maj ,;,,Ltol
u the rovdio- r.La t,,.I ,,.
aDd carr. or,I.I,.,.~.....I
lr>nn, vho c,,,;I
l-ii then, -, ,L,:."-,
1"hI> he indncod 49, an,t;,ro ,I,;,.
1ur,oIrrt ,,o,I.
'h''" have been some black nights
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'"'i' have been some black nights
past week Saturday, Sunday and
'''. notably 50. just now. unfor-
''H' ON streets are dug up for
f'"'Hl improvements. We have
'''' "i u" considerable accident. how
' he pit near the North Church
HOT lighted Saturday evening until
W. one girl and Il pair of horses found
ID" HORSES got out themselves. and
-Hi WAS helped out not much hurt.
'''h Was fortunate.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-09-19

Mr.. Jonathan Lawrence, whose office
will he at the north end of the Grounds,
between the horth entrance from the
highway. and the entrance from the
railway track. Many people will be
glad to pay the small sum of ten cents
day to know their things are safe.
Notice to exhibitors. To avoid the
rush Tuesday morning at the Secreta-
rvs office, and the usual delay in enter
ing stock, the Secretary has delegated
IL person at the CdledOnjdn office to re-
ceive entries of stock, etc, and issue
tags for the same, previous to the op-
ening of the Fair. Such entries will be
received at this office Friday and Sat
urday of this week, and Monday of
next, and not after. Persons who can
do so will consult their own convcn-
fence and lessen the labors of the sec
rctalies, 10y securing their cards in adj
vance of the fair.
The balloon has already arrived in
town, and MIR. James Allen writes he
shall he here on Saturday to make
preparations for its imitation.
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\. II. l. 4 I X ID.
Manufacturer of the

CELEBRATED Blue MOUNTAIN
GRANITE MONUMENTS. TAB
LET'S HEAD STONES. &c. &c.
Also importer and dealer in the world
renowned RED and GRAY POLISHED
SCOTCH GRANITE MONUMENTS.
IABIEIS.-&c. &c.
| have Polished Granite now on hand
and will import To order and sell the
same for less than can hc bought i'll
Boston. Discount to the trade. over
200 designs on hand. Please call and
see.
81. JohnsbUrp II. Juiy IL I-7l.--G
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SprrmI Nofrrs.

PAS>UMPSIC LODGE, No. % r. n 4. VI.
Regular communication Thursday eve on or he
fore the full of the Moon. G.. j. HOUGHION See
HASWELL CHAPTER, NO. IL. II. A. NJ.
Regular communication Friday on or before the
full "f the moon. &. V. EASTMAN. Scc'N.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-09-19
Unlucky.

Mo"rc's best team went down to
Groton last week. Saturday night was
dark, and Groton strect-lamp> were no
more luminous than those in 81. Johns
bury. Besides, Mr.. Clark had careless
ly left his hay-rack sticking out into
/ the road. Under these circumstances
/ it was not strange that the rack WAS
run upon. and that the carriage was over
turned and pretty thoroughly broken
up. The horse too received injuries
which will lay him by for Il time.
| Taken altogether it was an unfortunate
affair. and somebody will have IL good
bill to pay.
Personal.
Mr.. John Hawes of this place, starts
for Chicago and the west next month,
and intends spending the winter in Cal
itornia, where he has il son living
| Mrs. y. =. Bowman of this place
started on Monday for western Iowa, in
response to ii telegram from her son
who announced the dangerous illness of
his wife. a telegram received since
Mrs. b. left, gives more hope of the sick
ones recovery.
Rev. Edward T. Fairbanks of the
Centre congregational church, AN
norInced To his people his decision to
spend the coming winter in New York
city where Mrs. +. will he under mcdi-
cal treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward a. Walker left
on Tuesday for Il trip west. They eX-
pect to go as far as st. Louis where
they have Il brother residing.
Mr.. Samuel Mcdowell, who has been
clerk in FahbankSes store for thrr,'
ycaIS past. goes To Brooklyn, \. Y,
next week, where his father the Rev.
W. }. Mcdowell, has already preceded
him.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-09-19
A Complimentary Concert.

The following correspondence, to
which allusion has been made hereto
fore. explains itself:
Mr.. ". II. Hcrrick. Director Of the st.
JOhHsbuy Cornct Bdnd Dear Sir: We
the undersigned, i'll connection with the
members of the above band. appreciate
ing the great interest you have taken
i'll their behalf. desire To tender You II
complimentary benefit concert. at such
time as Iyou may choose. Signed by.
CHARLES :. HASTINGS.
l.. W. ROwELL.
y. \. JEKAULp. Jr..
and nearly one hundred others.
TO the members Of the bdHd. McSSrS T..
{. Hastings, l.. ". RoweH, 4. A. Jer-
dHld, Jr., and others Please accept
my thanks for the benefit concert you
propose To give me. | cannot fail to he
gratiticd that You think me deserving
such IL testimonial.
would name Monday, Sept. -, as
the most convenient time for such Il
concert to take place, and it gives me
much pleasure to say that the choir of
the North Church, of which | am IL
member. have kindly promised their
assistance on that occasion.
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+. ,4ohnsburp Galrdonian.
Post once Time Table.

I,hn-bury. VT. Friday sept. ~ 1878.
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his l. Fair week at MorriStown,
|. '''"'d and Lancaster. The prospect
''' III N"rri>town was quite fattcr-
- Yesterday. To-day is the big day.
''' u 1t doesn't rain everything prom
d Success. Our three fire compa-
'> Went "NrrihiS morning. The Band
'''t Yesterday.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-09-19

There are quite Il number of holes
bout our village which it will he i'm
rraut to close up before the Fair, and
.much sooner as possible.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-09-19

liner" has been a good deal OF COIN
1 ''' The past week of dark nights.
|. '"' street lamps were not lighted.
u" I""dlcs who break the lanterns
carry of the lamps were put injaiI.
> VIII" furnish street lamps and
,' '"'m at their own expense, might
"'I'> Toe induced to continue their
''a"'oIcut work.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-09-19

The new brick sewer has crossed
H. ,'irct. and will now soon he COM
pldh To- It's terminus. north of the
N"'I hmch. The entire length is IL
q 'ir shout of three fourths of IL mile.
q d It takes about 10000 brick for its
d .,ru,tion.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-09-19

N1 person wishing to purchase a
j.. ium are referred to the auction
Z, of :. +. Page.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-09-19

We understand that the village
>rc,> have changed the name of
,>r street to Cliff street.
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Coral aUd Shfr Urn5.

Rev. II. =. Cushing of East Burke
/. mrlrh at the Methodist church in
&, place next Sabbath morning.
The Placer herald., 1873-10-11

No SWAPPING Horses Now.--This is
our last issue of the Herald before the
election, and we have no room for discussion
OF outside matters with our contemporaries
who support, in good faith, the Independent
ticket and platform. We have been an
active, working and reading party man in
California ever since it has been State
we know the past record Of every man and
paper in the State that is worth knowing
and we are not averse to printing it when
the times and good of the country demand
Il. But just now our shots must be fired
against the monopoIists and enemies of the
purifying reform movement. We are ready
and willing to discuss the past with our CO.
working contemporaries at any time after
this week.
The Placer herald., 1873-10-11

clusiun let us warn all good people to stick
together in this fight Let every lndepend-
ent in this county know their candidate,
E. w. McKinstry, and vote for none
other. BY dividing your vote you are
compromising with the enemy, and aiding
their cause and their candidate. ''1n
union there is strength" No better motto
can be applied. Then let every Independ
ent-every good man-unite on the Peo-
pies Independent candidate, Z. w. Kin
siry, and the proudest victory ever gained
in Placer County awaits us. liza
The Placer herald., 1873-10-11

WoRrHY OF SUPPORT. M. Crutch-
er. of Placer County. has been announced as
a candidate for Sergeant-at- Arms of the As
sembly. The writer of these lines has been
intimately acquainted with Mr.. Crutcher for
seventeen or eighteen years, and in every
walk and relation of life has found him to be
an honorable, upright, straight forward gen
teman. He has filled several positions OF
honor and trust in Placer County, always
with credit to himself and with scrupuous
regard for the public interests. He is shrewd J,
active and thorough in all be undertakes.
We heartily commend his candidacy to the
favorable consideration of all our friends,
guaranteeing that he will, if elected, prove
to be an efficient and worthy officer. .-Noah-
tain Democrat.
The Placer herald., 1873-10-11
Assessment Notice,

JAMES PoINT GRAVEL MINING COMPANY :-LocA-
TIoN OF PRINCIPAL PLACE OF Business, SAN
FRANCISCO, CAL; LOCATION OF Works, JAMES
PorNT, PLACER COUNTY, CAL
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that at n
~ meeting of the Board of Directors, hs1d
on tAe 2d day of October, 1873 an assessment t.
NO. l. OF twelve and one-half cents per share,
was levied upon the capital stock of the corpor-
atlon payable Immediately, in United States
gold and silver coin, to the Secretary at the Of
nee OF the Company No. 223 Montgomery
street, San Francisco California.
Any stock, upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 5th day of November,
1913 VIII be delinquent and advertised for
SAFE at pubic auction, and unless payment is
made before will be sold
On the 27th day Of NOVEMBER 1873,
TO pay the delinquent assessment, together with
costs of advertising and expenses of sale.
by order of the Directors
D. G. FERRIS, Secretary.
Otice-223 Montgomery street. San Francis
co, California TnStd
The Placer herald., 1873-10-11
Assessm ent Notice
Orleans Quartz Mining Company.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ATA
IN meeting Of the Trustees of the abova
named company, held at Auburn on the 7th d.
of October, all assessment of twenty-five cent
per foot was levied upon the capital stock 10
said company, payable Immediately at the oface
of the Treasurer,in Auburn, to wit Robert
Gordon.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 9th day of Novembsr
will be advertised on that day as DELINQUENT ana
unless payment shall be made before, will hs
sold on the first of December, 1873, to pay the
delinquent assessment together with costs Of
advertising and expenses of sale. m
tr j. Il. CRANDALL,
H E... Tsl.l. r Secretary
The Placer herald., 1873-10-11

REMEMBER THIS According to the opin-
ions of some of the best lawyers in the
State, there is but one Justice of the Su-
preme Court to be chosen at the ensuing
election. BY voting, then, for more thar
one candidate, it may invalidate your vote
See to it that the single name, 4. w. Nc
klnstry, is on your ticket for Supreme
Judge, and vote no ticket that contains
more than one name for this position.