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Notice.

MALLS OF ct. CROIx.-The sales advertised above
d be held at the land Office the Falls Of st Crox
River the rorRrH day Of JUNE and the THIRD day OF
SEPTEMBER next, will not be hed new district having
been organized OF the part that district lying IN the
State of Wisconsin, AMI the land Office for that part IN the
Territory Of Minnesota having been directed be removed
10 saltwater from aad after the hreth day Of June next
By act of Congress approved March Cd, 1919.
= By the President: q. TAYLOR
~ RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
Commissioner of tue General Land Office.
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WEEKLY PACKET.

I
Fsom Saint Louis TO Bloomington and Davenport.
a 4rR1r THE well known and fast running
Sa.sl q steamer ARCHER, 7. F. BRIEFLY,
skS.s5s1.1sNcsas Master, has commenced her regular
trips between st Louis to the Upper Rapids, and is
now prepared to land or take freight passengers
at Nauvoo, Fort Madison, Burlington, Oquawka, Port
Louisa, Bloomington, Davenport, Rock Island and
all intermediate ports.
The Archer is of light .raught, nearly new, and
has excellent accommodations for passengers and
freight. Strict attention will be paid to both pas
scngers and shipments, by the officers of the boat.
s.sFor freight or passage apply of board, or to
march 10, iSIe-tcn b. 4. DAVID, Agent.
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Notice Ia prc.em,tion Claimants.

NOTICE. " PTc-6Tu.NIOH CIuIn1dufS. !.
Every person entitled the right OF pre- ption any
OF the lands within the and of townships
above enumerated, required to establish the to the
satisfaction OF the and receiver OF the proper land
Office, AMI make payment therefor SOON PRAcsicA
after seeing this notice. and before the day appointed
for the commencement of the public sale ofthe lands
bracng the tracts elaine l; otherwise such claim will be
forfeited. RICHARD Nj. YOUNG,
Q6-1t Commissioner Of the General Iani Q ice
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To the ppi,lfc.

Thc .miner,, lands, included in the foregoing rroef
nation, are chiefly situated between Lake sufenol
the Montreal river. and Isle Eoyhle IN the no,
neuinsun of Micbiea n and rendered inmenseW vs
able by the exhaustess mines OF cooper ana o'hr ="
fond therein. .b.e,
considerable number of those mines have already ~
discovered in the trap ranges, within lev miles o. ~,
Superior; on the geological character OF ne .oaua
and TIE explorations already made, IT cannot PC
that others equally, il not more valuable, VII " "
throu. bout this whole "mncrnl -cgion." .a,l
In some oil the mines worked, copper o"1 49,,
most pure; and fact most OF the native copper
yield greater per centaee than any oihet yet
in thcword silver is also found in considerable aaaprt
All the necessary materials for the eonsliteuo, go
naces. and feel for smelling, are found N aV1he
the immediate ncie hboIhood of the mineral. =, ,s
The climate in the winter. though cold, aee. ...oa
rupt the operations Of the miners; IN fact, tha'
considered the most favorable ior their ortato hc 81
The proximity of these mineral lands TO me .epsa
Lake surerior On which are several safe ana IL
harhors and the water communication tEefenoas rsf
SAUL Ste. Marie, lakes Huron, Eric, &c, a. tost
means of Transporting the products OF these
PRINCIPAL markets ofthen States at very u ss mt
1t likewise appears from the REPORTS 20 'h's h
the agricultural lands OF fair quality, f'a,s nj
usual culinary vegetables and grass ~ suannarateM
when properly TILED, they have been touna ~ es -!
grain crops also; AM! for all these products, 'aA
good mari ct will be found at tie mines -, usapk
Iimher--srch white and se'c" p'ne, sss.r. st
yellow birch &cis in many liaces. very N ID
By its thrifty growth gives evidence OF 'Rs
soil. - o,ht, v,i
Mans showing the localities of the mines ana ' ~ se
,rb;e information relating thereto derived from N MI
logical survcy, SC. (which cannot be en- ceea
notice, win be prepared and deposited IN fe ,raei
the satlt Ste Marie, for inspection, as 81,
''e' 's'''e s"' eo'''' RICHARD M. YOtsGs,r,Ss
ar,il INV Commissioners OF the General Lam n4
10 Wool CAREERS and Cloth Dresser'.y
M ACHISE CARDS.--7kc subsefH s.,,so dr.
been appointed sole agent for ,he ~. Nv ffa
wa. OF SMITHS MACHINE CARDS: ana a',e' ~ ,ssa
| of April, will have on hand iuii s'pp''
kind of Cards, such as
Daui.er Cards: Fancy laos'
riIeiinp do Also, Jacks;
Comb Plates; Cara eicahn lave:
Emery; Press a.u u - wool enS
In short every thing connected win rufscturss
ing business, which will be sold az s ~ me hs
prices. Also, all kinds OF pye ssu CAY,
quality always on hand. .ea 4 Maip -
burlington, march 22,'4s cor Jefferson /"
DRANDETH's PILLS, constantly . ~ agi
DNov %, '4S PARcoNs, CoPp I------ y
I INDsLEY's LINhMENT; for sale y r,r,.sf
IL apr ~ 40
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E-v.a1,drr ~ Rahhii

4 TTORNEY a. Law and Collector in Chancery,
a Knoxville. Marion county, Iowa. win practice
in the District and Supreme Courts Of the State of
Iowa, and in the District Court OF the United States
for the state of Iowa. Feb. IS. 1919
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No.ic. 10 Pre- .emp,ion claiman...

Every person entitled the Oh. of .empen to
OF the lands within the townships and rarts oftownhins
Dove enumerated required TO establish the to the
satisfaction and receiver Of tho land
Office. and make payment therefor SOON AZ PRAcrIcA.
after seeing this notice. and before the day appointed
for the of the public sale OF tho lands
Hracing the tract claimed: otherwise such viii be for
kncd. RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
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COMMISSION & FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
~ No. 81, Poydras street, New Orleans.
REFER To-
Price & Frost J IJno. Tison; Quincy,1n.
Kennedy Foster Or Grimes &Starr; Burlington
J. r. Shaw s Co. leans Nj. Mobey
Chile, Farr SEQ. ! F.. Lansw orthy Da'"foe
Bacon & Hyde [ Saint Meet & Church; Chicago
VS. Gilman ( Louis Hon .G.& E.Curtis } "
Henry 7. Blow ! IS. Grggs TGuld ! -,
H.P.1fulbert 4 Co. J Walworth, Nason& ! A''
Mark Pierson SEQ I 2 W.&LB.Libbey }
l.. l.. Dimmock & Co ( 9 fWalworth Mason DOS
Aaron Corey Chs Scuddcr 4 Co. \ 'oh
TS-Liherai advances made on consignmcnts. 81
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THE BEST HORSE MEDICINE.

~ BEST ana ChedpeSt IioTse HaeoiSiHe tA
tn the world Soan's Ointment and Condi-
AN ton Powder have earased great name.
--A- For purity, mlldness safety, certainty and
thoroughness, Soans Ointment exccls and is rapid
" superceding all other Ointments and Liniments
now in use for the of the following Diseases
Fresh wounds, Calls of all kinds, Sprains, Bruises,
Cracked Heels, Ringbone, Wind-Galls, Poll Evil,Cal-
ius, Spavins, Fistaa, sifast, Strains,
Cracks Foundered Feet, Scratches Grease. Mango,
Sweeny and Horn Bistemper.
The powder wil remove all Inflammation and fe-
ver,purify the blood loosen the skin, wa
ter and strengthen every part of the body, and kas
aproyed sovereign remedy for the following discas-
es; Distcmpcr, Hide-bound, Loss OF Appetite. In
ward Strains, Yellow ..ater, Inflammation Of the
Ewes, Fatigue from hard exercises also Rheumatism,
fcommeR,y called stiff complaint.) which proves
fatal to many valuable horses in this country.
1t is also safe and certain remedy for coughs and
colds, which generate so many fatal diseases.
Grand Depot, 40 Lake street, Chicago, i'll.
New 80, ls4S 8. d. SLOAN
And sold in nearly every town in eWestcrn state
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" ESIERN HOTEL. BRIGHToN.

THE subscriber respectfully announces 10 The
l travelling public that lie has taken the Western
Hotel in the Town OF Brighton. Washington coun-
ty, Iowa, recently occupied by John Lewis, Esq,
where he hopes by the strctest attention to the
wants ana wishes of travellers to merit share of
,,-irana4e- Ti.ara-is connected with the House a
spacious stahie and wagon yard. Transfers and
rmi-rants can he supplied with horse reed.
Travellers and enigrants starting from Burlington
to oscaioosa and Raccoon Forks, will find this to
be the nearest and best route. SANL TEATES
HiirhtOn. arfsi 81
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ARR A NlENENTS FOR l949.

For Fort Madison burlington, Oqua,rka, Sete Besos',
BLOOMINGTON, Rock Island aud Davenport.
i. ~-aa THE new and fast running passen-
'Sxsaass-7saNb 4 ger steamer, A AMERICAN EAGLE,
L. CossoN, Master, will commence
her regular weekly trips, to the above ports, on the
opening Of navigation. and continue through the
season. The American Eagle will leave st Louis for
Rock Island and Davenport, every Friday at O'Clock
p. NJ Returning, will leave Rock Island and Dav
export every Monday at O'Clock, A. NJ, Blooming
ton and Burlington, same day; Keohul, every Tues
day, at s O'Clock, A. NJ; Quincy same day, at l:
O'Clock. Nj Hannibal. day, at O'Clock, +. NJ.
l~g-For freight or passage apply on board, or to
march ~ 1SIe-ten r.. DAVID. Agent,
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a. Rs yInsSisp.

2 JENELER, Clock and Natcl, Maker, north
IN side Jefferson street, between Main & Third.
:. Clocks, dteRes. Jc,cery, Mssicaf Instruments
nd Faacy G Gods for sale. Isep 3ol
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FAMILY OiNTMEN 1.

! knowledged to be an infallibe remedy IN every
case where it has been faithfully applied on the hu
man system, for promoting inscnsible perspiraton'
drawing out the in Inflammation from wounds reielV-
ing pain Of every kind and in its healing qaaies.
The werld does not produce its equal, and the puo-
lie pronounce it the cheapest and best Family ONT
ment that has ever been used. All diseases OF the
flesh. obstinate ulcers, old sores, chlblalns, sore
throat, burns, cuts, cutaaeeuS eruption sore MP
ne sore breast diseases of the eyeague in the face
rheumatic palms, contracted cords,pains IN the s'de
back and other parts of the system. boils, ulcers
scaid head, bruises, fresh wounds, and every KIND
of sore containing the least particle Of inflammation
are permanently cured by this great remedy. Crane
Depot, 40 Lake street, Chicago, Ill. B. SLOAN
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scott. Whitehead 81 co.,

GENERAL Agents and Commission Merchants,
II No. IL. Jefferson street, Burlington, Iowa.
Dealers in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods. Hal DWARF,
Queensware, Groceries, Boots, shoes, Hats. Caps,
Locking Glasses, etc. etc. etc. jan 10, 80
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-24

Books Stationery, &C., selling off a, reduced Prices
CARD.-The subscriber being about to leave
for the east,s very DESTROYS to reduce his stock
previous to his departure. He therefore offers a
great inaucement 10 immediate purchasers.
Orders by mail will be runctualy attended to. Ia
the medical department viii be found the following
and very valuable books.
Mentenhairs Medical students Wade Metum; 81 IS
Evanson & Maunseii on diseases of children; Is
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7Ta.iS;ics,asss,s, e

sFanHichas.s,s. EstSck ~ 60.
DANKE2S and Dealers in Exchange, st Louis,
- Mo. L Land Warrants, guaranteed gchulne.)
constantly for sale. Orders for Warrants filled at
the lowe 1T market sait n2-2i-Gm
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REGULAR PACKET.

For Gn,sna and On Buaue and all intermediate Ports
. &.szxzza THE well known and staunch-built,
t55<AweyziEI A fastrunning steamer Bon ACCORD
H. BERsIE, Master, has commenced
running as regular packet, and win continue dur
ing the season, between Saint Louis and Galena ana
Du Buaue. She will stop at all intermediate land
ings, and shippers and passengers can depend on
the utmost care and pnnctuali.y on the part OF
the officers for their accommodation and comfort.
The Bon Accord was built expressly for this trade,
and reasonable share of patronage is solicited IN
her behalf Inlarch %, 1SI9-tcn
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Valuable Town Lots for Sale.
TIME Subscribers offer for sale desirable build
l ing lot on 4th street, adjoining the residence Of
Mr. John Sunderland, and nearly opposite d. Rorer,
Esq, No. 4i1a also two full lots 9Th street, Nos
SIG and SIT. For terms apply to
Dec 4. 'Is J. G.. LAUMAN 4 BROTHER
ENOR TIE r0ILEr.-Jayne's Hair Tonic. Poma-
L tum, ,ar,s Oil. MacasSar ol,Eau Lustrale. AM
brosia, powder, lilly white, chalk balls. asst Ex-
racts. fancy soaps. Eau Cologne, also hair brushes
Tooth and Nail brushes, smelling bottles, ETC.. for
sale at Gays Drug store jan II. 1919
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eaaenhairs Medical students Wade Mesum; 81 IS
ransom & Maunseii on diseases of children; Is
lnglison,s Therapeutics Materia Medica; 90
Devices on diseases of Females; 50 so
do do Children; $50
Meigs' Females and their Diseases; 425
Condie on diseases of Females;
do do do - SO
Ashwell on diseases Of Females; 3 so
Eberlc on dieases Of children; $40
Churchill on diseases Of Females; 375
Bartlett on Typhoid and Typhus fever, 90
Peraira on food and Dict; $50
Dunglison ON human Health; 800
Rankin's abstract of Medical Sciences; rs
Eweli's -Iedical companions; $50
Coke Epitomc Of llippocrates &Galcn: rs
Cooper's medical Dictionary; geo
Hoblyn,s do do rs
Cooper,s do do 500
panclison's do do $50
GUYS Forensic medicine: 3 so
Grahanl's elements of Chamissi.; } 90
Carpenters human Physiology; 325
Wilson's do Anatomy, 325
Smith s Horner.s anatomical atlas; SO
Masses do do 90
Horner's practical anatomy; 275
do special do 500
Graves s Gcrhard's clinical Lectures; . is
Brodie's do do 200
Listens element of surgery; s7s
do practical do 315
Smiths Minor; do $50
Lawrence on RuptureS; 275
Edwards Physical agents electricity; SO
Thomson's management of sick room; rs
or
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mentaricS: - TNlSCclIannOuS HOOKS,
Also. stationary in great variety. Wall paper,
window curtains ETC.. etc., for slae very low at.
j. F. ABaAHAMS' Burlington Book store,
corner Harriet House.
n. B.--Oriers left with J. +. a. for rare or spe-
cia books, to be found in the cast. will meet with
prompt attention. Harrington March I, 1915.
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REJJ ULAN 7 NINL =. :
Fer burlington, Bloomington, Rock lSiand, Gate"e'
Dubuque, and al intermediate landings.
',-~, THE well-known and fast running
fassasre xissss passenger steamer WAR EAG LIZ,
go RoBr A. REILLY, master, VIII run
as a regular packet during the season, between 81
Louis. Calena and Dubuque. Every exeftion VIII
be used to give satisfaction to those who may favor
the ho,t with their business. liberal share OF pub
lie patronage is respectfully solicited. FOR freight
or passage apply Oh board. niafch - 4'-'eh
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- -.
Wssa Y. sOWEeS,

FORWARDING ,nd Commits sion Merchant, 100
+, North second street. few doors south of Fine)
81 Louis, Missouri. - Particular attention paid
to sales of Produce, forw arng of Merchandise and
purchase of Groceries and other goods. my s-6m
REFER To-Ncssrs J. G. LAuaIAN & Bro. burlington
Mr ]. G. GORDON, Bloomington.
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I,yOR SALE OR RENT.--A good Brick dwelling
II House with about taree acres land, Just out
side OF the city limits on this Agency road Enquire
nf finch % ,4el THOS HEDGE @
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tatsECnAl PAClZ+sEso
PASSENGER PACKETS.

TASSENJEN TZiNN L I y.
Reqeiar Packets for Burlington and inte' mediate Pors
x4%-u THE new and swift running passen-
tsSA.sz4iAss ger steamer LUCY BERfRAM' T.
- 49, DrANE, Master, will run as legu-
lar nacket between Burlington and st Louis, the
present season she will leave Burlington on her
downward trip every Saturday at O'Clock, A. NJ
For freight Or passag apply on board or TO
march %, IsAe &c. LAUMAN y Bho. Agents.
.sn THE new, elegant and fast running
sSssss,ssJs MI passenger steamer KATE kEAh-
ESzasgk NEY, J, WHITNEY, Jr., Master, wiil
run as regular packet between HARRINGTON ana 81
Louis the present season, leaving hufihs'c 'A "e'
downward trip every Monday at O'Clock, A. al.
These boats offer very superior accommodations
to passengers. For freight or passage, apply On
hoard or TO . J. G. LAUMAN y BRO
march % 1s4e-tfw Agents.
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r AND NARRANTS-A constant supply, guar
IL antced genuine, and in proper form, for sale
ow for Cash bv root %, :4s] w COOLBAUGH
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BUSINESS Q 4 II ID S
n. IL. AraX.


w HOLESALE Grocer and General Commission
w Merchant, g alena, Ill. ConsisnmentS fespse'
fully solicited. REFER 10
Aessrs +. j. c. Peasley Co., J. q. Laumah, Esq'
Parsnn.. Conn & Parsons, Burlington, Iowa. [mh 81
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4 1URE Liquors: / cask Cogniac Brandy, cask
4 Port Wine, with the Custom House certificate
attached. Warranted pure for medical use, for sale
w fanr 10 40, J. F. TALI.ANT
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DRUSHEs, Brushes: so dog paint Brushes,assort-
ID ed sizes; doz varnish ASST sizes; 90 doZ white
wash brushes extra tine, jast received and for sale
BY fspr -. 40 GAY
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y
Eberle's Practice; So %
Bell & stokes, do 5 90
Dnuglison's do 5 IS
Gooch's Midwifery; l so
Bartlett on revers; 3 so
Stokes on the Chest; 3 GO
Wilson on the Skin; . IS
Turner's Chemistry; 3 so
Ellis Medical For
mulary; 2 GO
Hoorer's Manual Of
Examinations; IS
Thompsoi,'s Conspec-
tus; l 90
Wood & Bachess US.
Dispcnsatory; s 90
Montgomeryon pfcg-
nancy; ] 50
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-16
DaguerreotVpes for rs Cents,

g WILLIAMS, the prODretor Of the CI1Y
NJ DAeUERREoTYPE GALLERY, having taken the Rooms
formerly occupied by Il. Morse, WATTS BLOCK, No.
So NIaiR-street, nearly opposite the EAGLE HorEL and
fitted them up with aud kNLARGED LIGHTS, arrang-
ed and perfectly adapted 10 business prepared to
DasueTreope Licensees superior to those taken erht
tilted at any other establishment in Worcester This is the
only place this City where first rate Dasuerreottpe
can be obtained for SEVENTY CENTs-notwstandng
to clean plates at certain other establishment the proprietor
of which has, for tire past eight MONTHS been floating
upon the reputation of another Artist.
The object of this advertisement inform the public where
they Dauerroype for the above price, executed
by skf Artist instead of being made subjects for the
practice OfINExPERIENCED YoUTAs.
Worcesler, Jan 8. diff
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ADAMS
PREMIUM DAGUERREOTYPE SKY LIGHT
GALLERY,
No. lag Main Street, Worceste

"a door north B. l.. Harden 4 Co.'S.
A SILVER MEDAL AND DIPLOMA was awarded to
Aths Enlistment at the late Mechanics's Fair, for
Dageerreotypes OF the first quality, which unani
mousy decided by The Committee on Fine Arts to be
he BGst collection of Daguerreotypes offered Tor exam
nation and competition at said Fair
Here Art triumphant attention claims;
Here ME seems speakins'from a thousand frames
bellies Merchants, Statesmen, hrong the pictured walls
Each face, each form its living type recalls
Features complexion, attitude, attire,
Beauty's soft smiIe and msnhoods glance of fire,
truly reflected from the FURNISHED pate
Astonished Life with its duplicate.
Ihlnk not these portraits by the sunlight made
SHADES though they are, will like shadow fade,
NO When the lip OF flesh in dust shall lie
When Deaths grey film oerspreads the beamins eye
ADAMS, llierlike pictures, mocking at decay,
VIII still be fresh and vivid to day
u Mr. A. has recently received VoightIander Ger
man camera of the largest size and enlarged his SKY
LIGHT SO that il is now four times the size of any other
IN worcester, is enabled to take in cloudy well
pleasant weather, groups OF from to 80 PERSONA with
even 2h and shade all the figures which ii is obvious
cannot be done with side light Pictures put up locks
cts ana cases OF every description from the cheaIest
rocco to the richest and magnificent leaf
lets, with silver gold clasps Also large plate pictures
put up in splendid frames Tor paror ornaments.
Particular attention paid taking Daguerreotypes of
SMALL CHILDREN. Call and examine q large coecS
ton ofspecmens diff Feb &.
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NEW DAGUERREOTYPE GALLERY,
GILMORE & ALBEH,

HAVING fitted up the large and commodlous ROOMS
IL @36 Main-street, (Paine's BlOck,)
Horace AYREs Grocery Store, formerly occupied by
Miss Allen School ROOM would respectfully inform the
public that they are prepared 10 take DAGUERREOFYPE
MINIATURES, of the different and of superior appear
ance tone and finish the reasonable terms With Ger
man instruments of the first quality and very superior
sA they warrant their Pictures to be equal if not superior
tensve experience the business they confident giving
satisfaction TO those who may favor them with their patronage
They wish 1t distinctly understood hatno person expected
to take Picture from their Room unless they perfectly
satisfied with its e-ke appearance, well superior
finish. VIM A GILMORE,
Feb |. DIFF A. ,ALBEE,
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DIR. o. Fl. BLOOD,
THE SICK MANS FRTEND.

DIX. "A. II. GOULETT, son of the celebrated
Indian Docess, Mrs RICHARDSON and Reformed Practi-
IsoneT Med'cane having dissolved partnership with Dr
Provost, of the late firm of Drs Goue Provost BY mutual
consent continues his practice heretofore at his Old Office
of c. c. Capp.
DR. GorLE1T in practice, nothing but Vegetable
Botanic Northumberland be consulted al his office at all
hours OF the day, from in the morning in evenings
and at all other hcuis he can be found his Boarding Place.
United States Hotel.
" u, takes this occasion to say that he feels grateful for
tire idvors he has received from his patrons the
extensive practice he has enjoyed his residence in this city
ana ne trusts he shall merit continuance of their patronage
ana friendship by hsservIces and well directed efforts their
behalf A. d GOIT FIT
OctlS DIFF
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FOR CALIFnRMTA-
~Ae]S@ S4SAS@A4a
FRANCISCO MINING COMPANY,

rhANClSCO MINING COMPANY.
.EsA The splendid Ship HERCULEAN, 54S
atgs tons burihen feet high between decks has been
purchased to convey the above named Company Sold
Regions Each member will pay the sum of $500 which
will ene him to passage, with provisions California
prov' there six months; and oslx months
majority of the Company determine return, then return
passage, with provisions 10 Boston, Mining tools wall be
nhed each member This Company intend sail 1st March,
The experienced Captain John Proctor will command the
ship For further particulars enquire No. 26 Old State
House, BOSTON, next TO Col. Thompson. Capt Proctor
may be seen at the N E. House the evening.
N B. life in the best companies can be obtain
ed for tho>e desiring it.
Boston. Feb. 9.