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Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-24
NEW GOODS.

Z USI received per steamer Unee Toby, tho
e9 larges, aud cheapest stock of Goods qverol-
fercA for sale in the Territory. All sorts Of Dry
and Fancy Goods, Bonne,s, and Hats of the lates,
style; Clothing and Groceries at Wholesale and
Retail. 100 bis. OF Mess Pork,
$1,000 lbs. assorted Bacon,
1000 Lard in kegs aud bones
Goldfish, Mackerel, White Fish,
a large quantity Of Whisky, Brandy. 6 It's, Wines,
Candies, White Lead, Oils, Currents,
Raisins, Paints, Candies, Soap,
Teas, &c,
Tar in kegs, dozen Diamond steel Plows;
Which assortment will be sold unexpectedly low,
to which we call the attention OF every one wish.
ing 10 buy seasonahe and cheap Goods.
s. NJ. 4 L. LANGWoRTHY.
Potosi, March 25, lS4i.
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NJ EDIC AL MOTTO J..
DIR. CREIGHTON.

l3OPGNYND PJtGH5liDlLAilYv
Most respectfully infoims the citizens Of Potosi and
the public IN general, that he has located himself
IN Polos w. r. nnd offers his professional SCI.
vices to lhoso who may favor him with ihoif pat
ronage, tnI Gattefs himself that he is competent
20 core any disease that is within the reach 81
Medicine. Ills Medicines are peculiarly cal
culated fof the cure Of Liver Complaints, Dispep-
sa, Fever and Aguc, affections Of the Lungs snh
Kidneys, Weakness iihe Stomach, General de.
uility Of Females, SC. Once opposite Mcssr-.
Lanxworthy's store.
Potosi, w. r., Aug 90, 1874.
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TKyAKEN Up by tho Subscriber on the 18Th Of
.4prl last, BAY HORSE, with black
name, tail and legs, small white spot in his fore
head, about fourteen and halfhands high, suppo-
sed to be FIVE or six years old. The owner viii
please come and prove property pay charges and
take il away. b. BUSHEE.
Casstile, Nay let, 1915.
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TEyAKEN UP-Came to the enclosure Of the
b subscriber about the 18th Of last month, one
bay mare, hires years old, star in the forehead,
the right fore foot, nearly G6een hands high,
The owner is requested to Prove property, pay
charges and take her away. +. HARRISON.
Boice Prairie, Nav lst, 1915. 6-1w
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Regular Stage F.isae

FROM rLArTEylLLE TO cAssyn.LE, VIA. LANCASTER
AND EpNAIDsFtLLE.
~ HE subscriber respectfully informs the publ
40 that he has contacted TO carry the mail be-
tween the above points aud that no has made
ample arrangements for the accommodation ofihe
travelling public.
The Stage will leave Plateville for Lancaster
,Yery Monday, Wednesday and Friday at o'clock
p. NJ, whore ii viii connect with the Stage from
Prairie du Chen,
Win leave Lancaster for Cassvlle, passing Ed
wardsylle, every Saturday moniag. Cassvillc
70, Plattevie, via. Elwardsvlle and hancacter
every Sunday morning.
Wllea ye Lancaster for rlatieyille every Sunday
at O'Clock z, NJ, and every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at o'clnck A. NJ, where il will
connect with the Stage from Galena, also the
Stage from Milwaukee, via Madison.
IL. MESSMORE.
Lancaster, Nav -, 1874.
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Died.

Al Prairie do Chen. w. t., on the 9Th inst:
of dropsy on the brain-LOT G.. son of
Grin and Alvra L. Keeer, aged months
and thirteen days.
A, Po,osi, on the 10Th ultimo. ELIZABETH
McGREGOR, in the sixty first year of her
age.
Davenport Gazette please copy.
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DOCTOR J. p. HAMILTON.

Having permanently located himselfin Cnssvillc,
Grant county, w. r., respectfully announce to
the pubic that he Is prepared to practice madeleine
Having received his education IN The Western
Medical .schbol, he hopes by HE krowledgu Of the
diseases peculiario tho Wosteri county, 70 merit
the confidence 81 tho public. Ohlcr at the CRss-
willie House.
CassrlIe, May %, 1914
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The Estate QfJ p. 7o,ccr, deceased

FHyHE undersigned, this day duly nominated,
constituted and appointed by the Judge o
Probate OF Grant county, territory Of Wisconsin,
Commissioners with full powers to receive, exam
inc and adjust all claims or demands Of all persons
against the estate Of J. Tower, deceased, late OF
said county, msolvent, and all claims and demands
exhibited in offset thereto, hereby give notice 10
all concerned, that they the said Commissioners
Will meet for The purpose of receiving, examining
and adjusting all claims, demands and offsets, a
gainst said estatc at the house of Daniel Ban6, in
Lancaster, in said county, Oh the 18th day of Jul
iy, A. d. l8l5, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon
aud also al the same place, on tha l3th day o.
OcicSer, 1915, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, OF
whlch last mentioned day, the said Commission.
ers will also make their final report Of their said
commission, TO the court ofPr2batc.
DANIEL BANFiLI,
JAMES Nj GOODHUE,
JAMES NJ. WARD.
C0MMIssloNERs.
April II, 1915. Att
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L 8 \. B..
CLOTHS s. CASSIMERES.

IIU TtlS ~ NtiSSIM IN To.
EpLACk and blue, snpe'line, middlng, and
ND low priced DroAdcloths, super-Cassimeres,
and bucksSins; a large assortment OF Satinets;
white, red, yellow and green Flannels, Blankets,
Beaver cloths, Linsey aud Rob Roy rlaids, with
g,eat variety Of desirable winter Goods, com
prisng the hest assortment TO be found in this pant
of the Territory, selling III al ,ery reduced prices
by ROuNFREE X CLARK.
Po,osi, Jan, lS45.
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FOR sale or RENT.

spHE valuable mil aad site, containing about
- 200 acres. with ABOUT - acres under ifnprose-
ment; situated on section 81, toar range =;
abnul 3 miles east Of Poiosi, % Platte river. for
nsrlg owned and o--ipied by Asa Ho1gh, I'D 30
rented Or sold on reasonable terms. For further
particulars enquire at this 9rc or 81 2. ". Lag
worthy, Al Patusi, VIE, Or upon tie owner, Peter
NAPLES. ~ DobHVuo, IoFg. 3-3-5m
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The PHOENIX BANK a, Hartford have receiv-
ed back $4,000 of the SlI.50o raid TO the
Cleveland gentleman, on the sham package.
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The RHODE ISLAND LEGISLATURE met on
the 9Th a, Newport. Governor Fenner was
too sick to attend Wing officers were cleo
ted 10 the House wi,hou, opposition.
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LEWIS CAss. Jr., son Of the General, ha
been fixed upon at Washington for Charg
d'Affaires for Portugal.
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l5-A cranioIogisi. sirolling through a
church yard. took up one Of The skulls and sf.
ier examining il for some time. he exclaimed.
" Al perhaps this was the skull Of a phi.
Losqpher." "Perhsps so" said The grave.
digger. i" for perceive that it is somewhs,
ersckei''
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-24

MAGNIFICENT SUGGESTION The Philadel-
phia Leger calls attention TO the importance o;
a shin canal 20 The lakes from the ocean. that
will enable US at any moment 10 place upon
them whatever ships We can spare from the
sssports; and suggests that the federal govern
meni should Immediately take measures TO en-
large the Illinois Canal for this purpose. II
this were ship canal, ships Of war could &c
from the Navy Yard al Pensacola. up the Mis-
sissippi, directly TO Lake Michigan.
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DuEIIse.-The Grand Lodge Of Odd Eel
lows, have resolved to exPel every member O
their Order who engages 10 tnel.
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Edward NJ. Kern, of Philadelphia, has been
appointed Arts, to the Oregon exploring ex.
petition, under the command of Captain FIRE.
.moat.
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To al ,ehom IL mau concern.

To al ,ch0m IL may concern.
NTOTlCE is hereby given that tho undersigned
Nv Commissioners appointed By an act Of the
Legislative Assembly Of the Territory Of Wiscon-
sin, approved February 18Th, lsf5, entitled" An
" act to provide for carrying mao effect an act of
Congress eattlod An act granting section of
8 land for the improvement of Grant River AT tho
"town Of ro,osi Wisconsin Territory approved
&C. june 18th, 1884," have completed the survey of
the said section Of land granted by the said act
Of Congress, aud Ihat they will commence the OK
animation Of claims 10 presumption rights 10 lots
upon said section, according to tho provisions Of
said act Of Congress and OF the said act Of tho said
Legislative assembly, on Monday tho ninth day Of
jane acXt, AZ the said town Of Potosi, nt which
time ana place all persons having claims to pre-
empton rights to lots on said section will appear
aud establish tho sano by legal cvidonro.
NELSON DEWEY,
JAMES T.. FREEMAN,
HENRY l.. MASSEY,
Commissioners.
Dated Potosi, May sth l3lj. 9-lt
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The Legislaiors Of New York has decided
to refer TO the people the question Of Con-
veniion 10 amend the Constitution of that
State.
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DENTISTRY.

DR. COWLES, viii perform all operations IL,
y dentistry, and waTcn,t'e same occupying
such timo only rs shall not dotain him from hl
Medical and Surgical profession Office a, Baa.
fills Hotel.
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"PRAIRIE HOUSE"

whore he is prepared to entertain travellers at all
times and upon the most reasonable terms. His
Stables are in goood condition, and intending to
deserve, he asks the patronage of his friends and
the travelling public. JOHN BANFILL
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-24

u The State Of South Carolina has ensc-
led law suspending. in certain cases. the
haoaes crrpus privilege. notwithstanding the
Constitutional guaranty ofthis right to all
C- The estimated balance 10 the United
States treasury on the first Of Iuly will be
$500, e2o.
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THE RIGHT OF SEARCH.-The Par
is Presse says it is assured "that the
result of the conference between the
Duke de Broglie and DR., Lushington
is that the French and English Gov
crnmcnts have agreed to suspend the
right of search for two years, with
drawing for this period the commission
given to their respective cruisers"
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TAKEN UP.

HOY the Subscriber, on the 18th instant, three
Z miles below Cassvilc, on an island mare
aud colt-sad mare is about five or six years old,
iron grey, and has marks Of being worked not long
since, about fourteen aud a half or fifteen hands
high; the colt is yearlins, entirely black. The
owner is requested to prove properly, pay charges
and take them away. PETER LAGREE.
Cassville, 18th April, 1915.
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Lancaster, MAY Il, 1874.

Territory Of Wisconsin,l District Count Of too IN
County of Grant, S.. ted States. 10 sep
:ember Term. A. ID. 1915.
Mary Peck compla'na"''( Ia Chnncery for
vs.. ~.
Robert Peck Defendant.
EpUBLIC notice is hereby given to sad De-
u PENDANT, Robert Peck, that tho petition Tor di-
vorce from the bonds OF matfimony OF the said
Complainant, was flied in the Office of tho CLERK
Of the District Court of the United States, within
aud for said County, ia the Territory aforesaid, on
the 9th day OF May, A. u, lSI5, Together with
the following order Of the Hon. CmARRLrs DUNN,
Judge of the first Judicial District, in aud for said
Territory, including sail county ofGrant, made on
the 9th day of March A. ID. ISIS, TO wit; Ii
is hereby ordered and directed, that tho Petition
or, Mary Peck, give notice &c tho Respondent,
Robert Peck, of the pending Of the within petit
ton for Divorce, in the District Court of Grant
county, the FIRST day Of the next term thereof 10
be holden AT the Court house IL Lancaster, on tho
fourth Monday ofSeptcmbei next, when aud where
he may appear and plead, answer or demur-e ,thor
by personal, or by publication in the WISCONSIN
iIERALp,a newspaper printed ut Lancaster in
Grant county, W. r. for four successive weeks,
before said day ofhoaring. L.. O. SuRADER, Cfk.
ID. c., G.. c., w. T..
Dated Clerks Office, Lancaster, May -, isi5
WM, Hull, Sol'r lot Comppt 10 1t
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ROUNTREE & CLARK.

"AYE received their Spring supply OF Boots,
Ii Shoes aud BTogans; and in variety and
quality inferior to none in the Territory. Among
the assoc tment are
Gents. Fine Calf Kip AID Course Boots
do do do do DO Brogans,
Pumps and Slippers.
Youths and Boys Boots aud Brogans,
Ladies Fine Ga tier, Calf aud Common Boots.
A" Super Kid Walking and dress Shoes,
Black asi Light cold French /"
Misses Fine and Common Shoes and Boots.
Infants Shoes &c. sc. Selling a, the loves
Prices.
Potosi, April, 1915.
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MlE3lDl1AAIfa IIOI1D.ao
EDWARD CRONIN, A. b., NJ. i

Having permanently located IL ?iatievie, Wis.,rcA
specially tenders his services to the citzens OF the
village and tbs surrounding country in all tho vari.
Gus branches Of his profession, including Medicine,
Surgery and .4ecoucheDcnt Office at Miuon'4
Hotel, corner of Main and Second streets.
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ct is the humble opinion Of the undersigned,
,lat Peter wspies is %; IN possession q the
requisite authority 80 either sell OF req, the m'll
and size formerly occupied by
a. T. HOUGH
Po,osi. MAY r. lists. i0-2i
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CABINET WARE

III The corner Of Second and Miner
al streets, IN PiafteUiIie, oPpo-
site The PintteviHe Hotel
N the above establishment, Cabinet Ware
SSSp ofovory variety manufactured at The short
est notice and Of seasoned materials, for which
Cash and all kinds Of country produce viii be
AIKEN in exchange JOHN w. WILEY
~ 10000 feet OF Pine, Cherry, Walnut,
Oak or Linn lumber, wanted in exchange for
urniture. 3'2 IT,
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EssNCE1sgasitEligsG.

THE subscriber respectfully informs the public,
Il that he carries on the above business in all its
various branches. All kinds of country produce
taken in exchange for work. GEORGE PIKE.
Prairie du Chen, November 7, 1874.
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May "a.

The favorable change in the Eng
IN Funds extended to the Foreign
market. and general advance in quo
,,tions had taken place. Business,
however, still dull. !,
A good deal of stir has been caused
in commercial circles BY the failure OF
the well-known firm of Allsop u Co.
tbe great Brewers Of the East India
trade. Their liabilities are estimated
At about e25,OOO, and their stoPPage
Is said to have originated from the
failure of experiments, having Tor their
object the Improvement of the Beer,
and The reduction of cost in working.
SWITZERLAND.
THE BATTLE OF LUcERNE AND DE-
pr.r or THE FREE CoRPs.-The most
imnorlan:news received by this arrival
from the Continent, is the increasing
quarrel between the Protestant and
Roman Catholics in Switzerland. A
battle has been fought and much blood
shed. These ruptures, if continued,
will probably lead to the dismember-
ment of the Swiss Cantons, and its
partition amongst the adjacent powers
Of Europe. 1t seems that the people
of the Basic Campaigne, and the more
di.orderly in Berne, formed free
corps with which to attack Lucernc,
while the canton Of Argau summoned
by the tocsin all good Protcstants to
arms. A force Of 5000 men were &C
cordingly assembled, and passed the
frontier of Lucernc on the 29th Of
March. Meanwhile that town was
hastily fortified, and troops marched TO
the number Of from 10 to 10000, pre-
pared for the defence Of the city.
The invaders appear to have been
deficient in military skill. They SUI
fcrcd their troops to be divided and
drawn in detail into ambuscadc. They
fought; however, with much spirit and
courage, but were defeated, leaving
600 men dead on the field. They re-
turned subsequently in great disorder,
end were harrasscd by their enemies
to such degree, from every quarter,
that only one thousand of the five thou
sand returned.
The invaders we're treated with such
ferccncss in all quarters, that 1T Is said
that out of 1000 or 5000 men, not
more than 1000 has escaped massacre.
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SILVER At lake SUPERIoR.-Du-
ring tie session Of the Geological Con-
vention at New Haven, DR.. JACKSON
read paper on the Copper Mines Of
Lake Superior, in which he showed
that the copper ore of that region, is
largely mixed with silver, particularly
in the valuable mine on Eagle River.
In ton OF the rock ore as delivered
by the miner on the bank, he found,
by analysis. that there was the follow
ING valuc:-Of silver, SS7 %; copper.
SIP l0;-total value, Sl29 35. So
that il was more properly a silver than
copper mine. He exhibited some
very fine specimens Of the silver and
copper obtained from that place.
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DIR. CowLEs,

Having located At Lancaster, respectfully offers his
services to the citizens OF this village and vicinity
il Ill tho branches Of his profession. Ofiieo al
Mr. Bon6ll's Hotel. 20 ~
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Valuable Tavern stand,

Terms OF The Herald.
1-1A7-Per annum--ifpaid in adranee, 81 90
! II DELAYED, 800
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
One column per anuum $50 90
Three ourhs do. lG 90
One.half do. I2 90
One.fonfih do. 8 90
Business Cards, lines and under do. 3 90
TWELVE LISEs on UHDEK MAKE 4 sagARr.
One square per aOnum So 90
AZ Legal adyerismets al the rates proscrib.
ed BY law. The feo, 10 be paid in advance.
d|sJ-Adveftisemonts Of ono square OF Ices,
(twelyo lines) GrH insertion, s 90
For egofy additional iAscniop, 81
q ran advertisements (eycopt ycndJ) must be
paid f5r, before they can he inserted
fC~Aii letters mast Be p1stpaid, OF they ~iii Nc
be taken from the poet Office.
Tie Publisbtr ofthe "iiERALD'' hasng on hand
large and cxtcnsivc ass0ri.Deui Of Pam
Faney J os TYR, is prepared 10 exc
cute az a short noiiee, Oh kinds Of
JOE gBPSY9gMga
SUCH as
BOOKS, EsandbiIis, Circular
Pamphlets, cards, inbcls,
ulanks Of foerp Description
Steamboat Bills,
5i.iS OF LbDlhG,
&C. &c.
G1rTERMs C.9SH-r0
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The favorable change in the Eng
l;.b Funds extended to the Foreign
market. and general advance in quo
.atinns had taken place. Business,
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NOTICE..

TEyIlE subscriber iespestfully informs his friends
Z that he has taken the large and commodious
building AT Prairie du Chien, Known as the
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Valuable Easnd for Sale.

Waterloo, May the 10Th lS45.
The New York herald., 1845-02-28
House Of efRepresentatives.

WAsHiroToN, Wednesday, Feb. 49, le4S
The House. this morning at II O'Clock, presented an un
usual and imposing array OF members present. there
commonly very few members present during the I'll hour
Of the session.
The minutes having been read,
0enl DRoMoooLE, Of Va, rose to point Of ORDER but
there was 20 much talking and noise that the reporters
could not hear word.
The SPEAKER was understood to decide against him.
Mr.. WOODWARD, Of C., had permission to make an ex
PLANTATION in relation to amendment he had offered
terday, which was wrongly reported in Of the
papers, ps. ,n...,.,
The hrst amendment making the first section 70 into
operation on the M July next instead of on ito psssage
The next changing the FIVE cents for under
500 miles distance and ten cents for that distance
MT BARNARD, of N ", askcd for the Yeas and NAY g.
which were ordered and resulted Yeas 1Io, NAYS sb
The next amendment TO conform to the alteration
in the rst section and the sixth section relative TO the
frankng privilege and II adopted il would have dc
stroyed the frankng privilege till the lst July. 1t was
Loaf alter much confusion sndsquabblng among members
Mr. HARDIN, q Illinois, wished to move an additional
section, providing that the bill sheud not 20 into opera
tion till the lst July. which was objected to-
Mr. RATHBUN moved the previous question.
Mr.. DaoMsooLE, and others, wishedto amend
The 6PKAKkR said Il would not be In order
He then wished to know II he could move to recon-
The ,.AxrR said he could not while the previous ques
tien had been moved
The previous question then seconded and the main
question ordered The bill was then nut on lie passar.
and on this the yeas and nays demanded and order
ed-Yeas l2S, nays "a
Mr. THOMPSON OF Mississippi one OF the lisorRanizers
obtained The floor, and moved amendment 10 the title
to call 1t bill to make the Post Office public nuisance
and to perpstuae the tariff Of s4a" Mr. r. then went on
to make speech on the bill itself
Several points OF order raised az TO the rght OF
MT Thompson to discuss the BILL on motion to amend
The Speaker decided that Mr. 7. was in order, and
eAaREr DAVIS, Of Kentucky finally appealed from that
The New York herald., 1845-02-28
MEDICAL. ADVICE

DOCT0R LAMERT still ccn6dsntially ccrsused his
old Office 63 Gold between Fulton and Beekman,
all diseases Of delicate nature his being mild and
udicious requires neither mercnry restraint in dis him
drance from business pursuits Recent cured in
days.
DEBILITY, NERVOUS OR CONSTITUTIONAL,
arising from frequent indulgence the passions Of inas
youth and thereby causing nightly emissions and
uay confirmed mpoency, the Dr sctest attention,
his object being the system mentally and bodily,
that M sate e Of q yWgo%r W Or nature originally designed
patient being the least sometimes caused by maIest
neglect Of the parties themselves, by the Dr. efeculy
cured without pain or inconvenience.
The Doctor being of the few qualified adversns Sur
geons in he city perfect no charge made
medicine with advice, sent Of the United States
Office. - Gold street Open from Am. to . PM.
iaT IunSm