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FL. z. N;.CIOSKEY

"HoIESALE Grocer Forwarding and Commits.
W SION Merchant, and Genera. Steamboat Agents
NO 81 ievce, Galena, Ill. The attention OF BUYERS is
called TO my stock of Groceries, Provisions, etc,
Having received by late arrivals from New York Bos-
Ton, New Orleans and ST Louis, which in addition my
ioruer stock renders my assortment complete shall
Continue TO receive additional shipments from time 10
un'e during navigation, thereby enabling have
fresh anG iu stock throughout season. and be able
al All nles, 10 NJ orders AT the lowest market
Inc Receiving and Forwarding Business, shall in eve
~ Instance have personal attention bv which oes-
pach and care viii be guaranteed and the expense OF
Storage and Drayage a. much az pos sibIe avo,ded
ieel assured that my facilities and long experience IN
me commission and Forwarding business, enable
with their patronage
Liberal Cash advances will be made on Produce an
Merchandise shipped for sale in this market, Par
tcuar attention viii be paid 10 te purchase Of an srt
Giles not IN my line.
II Agent Tor Gslena and ST. Louis ard Galena and
ST. Faai PACKET LINE OF STEAMERS
II. i. M'CLOSEEY.
Galena, April ], 1859. If
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NATH,L. f.. TYSON & co.
(os ROBERTS, BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH srREErs.)
NEW STORE AND FRESH GOODS
AMI A WQRn TO THE MINNESOTA

n
RIVER AND ST. CROIX TRADE.
A we are fairly fixed in our new building and
IA having sufficient room to store . large and COM
pete stock of Groceries, GRAIN Flour and Provisions
would respectfully call the attention Of friends
in St Paul and the surrounding country, to the FACT
that have just received the largest and best selected
assortment of
ever brought to Minnesota, and we say our
ST. CroiX aud Minnesota river friends, that Of
erng better inducements to these trades than other
house In st. Paul; and at Wholesale; pledge our
selves to sell AT GALESA PRICES Our goods are all
fresh and in the very best condition Goods delivered
at the landing or TO any part OF the city free Of charge
We would again respectfully call attention 10 our
new stock, Dealers and friends throughout the
surrounding country will find that it embraces every
thing usually kept in line of bsess and doing
would express thanks for avos, and ihesberal
patronage extended towards us the past winter. We
enuInerate In part follows, which will sell strictly
/ f,r thpl n,tnI ,a,la
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CIGARS! ClGARS.!

CIGARS! ClCARS!!
10000 Panetillas,
10000 Londres,
5000 La SultaDa,
10000 La Rama dc Rio HOndo,
10000 La Alayesa,
5000 Teresta.
For sale at the 81. Paul Drug Store ny
w W. HICHCOX.
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NOTICE--TO THE PUBLIC.
I HOSE persons wishing to be comfortable during
the warm weather will find il greatly to their ad-
vantage TO call upon T. RICHIE and procure one O,
his beautiful and pleasant summer Hats. Call early
they going fast and selling cheap.
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REEERFNcFc

REFERENCES.
T. Chouteau, Jr. r Co., New York,
Lorinz, Sterling r Co, Pittsburgh,
James Peck r Co.. Chicago,
Bridge T. Lewis, Detroit,
Ray, Keith r Co., Cincinnati,
Chouteau r Valee, st. Louia,
James Carter r Co., Galens,
Stillman \ Rood,
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Saint Eoul5.
w. S. SWIMMER.

GENERAL NEWSPAPER AND ADVERTISING AGENT.
( 'oRN Ek oil Second and Chestnut streets over the
~ Post Office, IT. Louis, Mo.
REFERENCES:
Aessrs. X. a W Campbell. Nessrs. HAYDEN a. Wilson
Adolihns Meier&coi HAIR b Whitteu.ore
ST. Louis, June Il. off
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FLOUR FOR SALE.

FLOU X FOR SALE.
CONSTANTLY on hand at Frank Smith & Co.'S
~ Clayton, Iowa. (about IL miles below Prairie dn
Chen, and an excellent landing which guarantee
good any in the MARKET in quantities purcha-
i-zS 6ml THOMPSON DAVIS.
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FRESH FAMILY FLOUR.

HANS, Corn MEAL, BUTTER Eoes, &c, &c, al
ways in store. TEAS, SuaARs, COFfEs, M0LAssEs,
SPICES &c, of the best quality. Also, NAILS AND
WINDOW GLASS, and full assortment Of
Iron, Steel and Blacksmihs' Tools.
st. Paul, April 81, 1853. IF
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4 MEXICAN UNION lIFE INSURANCE con-
"a PANf-Capltai Sie0. 000lnCorpOrate is the
legislature of Ohio. Charter perpetual Office No IL
East Fourth street, Cincinnati Ohio.
rms Company issues Policies at the following rates,
tor 1000, and III proportion for larger amount
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BOOTS q SHOES.

Mems calf grained, kip and thick Boots and Brocans-
BOYS and Youths do do wonens calf, Kip. goat eIame
cled. Jenny Lind and Xii Booees; LADIES' goat kid and
enameied Bu>kns, Ladies fancy cord Caters and half
Caters and Buskns of every quality and prce full
and complete assortment OF the different STYLES of Mis-
/ se.' aLih clill.ren
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ALSO:-A large lot OF choice Preserves, consis ting
OF Peach, Pear Ounce and all other varieties in use
iQ-y NATHL. f. TYSON A. co.
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An MEXICAN MILLS

VI
IHi subscriber naNlig been appointed Agent for the
= above Mils VIII keep constantly on hand suppl, Of
Extra Family Flour" Warranted superior to any lnr
sold in this market. II. T. NcCLOSkEY.
HIDRAILIC CEMENT.
THE subscriber having been appointed AGENT for the
sale Of louisville Cement, Will keep a large supply
on hand, and viii be sold at small advance from Mar
acturers prices. Ii. I. McCiOSkEN
Galcna March g. 1852
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LADIES' FAIR

LADIES' FAIR.
HE LADIES OF Holy Trinity Parish will hold
ar icr the benefit OF their Parish, at ST. Anthony
on Wednesday evening 9th Aug, which the citizens ~
ST. raul are respectfully invited to attend.
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DIR. STORMS sCOTCu CoUCHCANDY

DIX. SIOR rs SCOTCH COUGH CANDY.
agreeble and useful compound for diseases Of the
N chest and lungs-Genersl Agents, Barnard Bro g.
Co. ST Louis, Mo- For sale by the Druggists of Gale
ma at st. Paul by j. w. Babcock Hitchcock 4 Kellogg
and VIM Constansi at -. Anthony, by J. p. Wilson.
GROCERIES,.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Il Il. WAIT & CO.. Third street, 81. Paul have
Lee yet on hand full assortment of their recentlV
large and well selected stock of Groceries and Provis
ions, which they offer the public, wholesale or retail
Al the lowest market price. Their stock consists in
part. As follows:
81 bbis. n O., Clarified, Crushd and Pow d Sugars
sacks Coffee,
chests Tea,
10 bbls. Molasses,
do Golden Syrup,
b DO kendafs Crackers
20 do Pilot Bread,
IS do Flour
l. sacks Dried Apples,
DO do Peaches,
ii ibis Mess Pork,
do Vinegar.
Lard, Cheese, Mackerel, Goldfish Salt, Soap, Candles
Starch, Saleratus Powder, Shot, Wooden W are, DC
jan20-40
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SPRING SALES. 1892.

SHALL be receiving upon Che opening of Navigation
large and well selected asst rimeut Of British
French and American Dry Goods Boots and shoes Tea
ana ichocco; and great variety of fancy articles which
VIII be ofrr,d 70 he trade prices than the sam.
styles have usually sold in mis- market. And would
suggest 10 purchasers who FORMERLY visited other
markets. that much time and expense ma be saved by
purchasing Their goods here An examination of my
stock and prices is res pectfIly solicited.
The following articles comlr;,e a psrt NJ ,v sfocL.
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NOTICE TO PREEMPTlON CLAIMANTS
Livery person entitled 10 the right of pre-empon TO
any oil the lands within the townships and fractional
townships above enumerated, required to eaabIi
Tie same To the satisfaction OF the and receiver
O! the proper lard Office and make pay meni therefor as
soon as practicable after seeing this notice ard before
the day appointed for the commencement ii the pubc
sale OF the lands embracing he tract claimed otherwise
such claim will be forfeited.
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner OF the General Land Ofice
Feb 4-l3w
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No. $50.
POstponement of the Public Land Sales
in Wisconsin,.
NOTICE is hereby given that the public sales Of lands
y ordered by the proCamatuG OF the President of
e united states dated the first day OF February le53
To he held ut The following named land Offices in the
state 81 sconsin TO Wit: at the land offices at " H.
low River, La Crosse stevens Point, and Meiasha TO
commence ON the 3D. 10TH 9th and 23d VI MAY next are
declared TO he postponed until the 4th lI,h 18th and
25th OF July next, respectively.
6iven under my hand the city of Washington this
18th day OF April, ammo DOniUi thousand eight hun
dred and fifty three.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President
JOHN WILSON
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
May 5--3- l3w.
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MINNESOTA HISTORICAL SOCIETY.

MEMBERS Of the last Legislative Assembly, and OF
4VA the Society, obtsn the "AnnaIs of 1855" to
which they entitled, by calling at the bookstore of
LeDuc X Rohrer. Z. D. NELL, Sec.
June Is, 1885,
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GLASS! GLASS;. GLASS!:!
all sizes and the best quality, Just received and
~ Tor sale by WIN w. HICHCOX.
tap2eI at the st. Paul Drug Store
GARDEN SEEDS. GARDEN SEEDS,.
AlsED at the celebrated shaker Gardens, at Union
~ Village, Lebanon, Ohio. Just received and
Tor sale in quantities to suit customers, at the
tap2sl ST. PAUL DRUG STORE
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MISSISSIPPI HOUSE.

CORNER OF EAGLE hill SIS, ST. PAUL. MINNESOTA
rnrE Subscriber has taken the above house and lit
il up Tor the reception OF boarders sly lie
passed by any house il the Territory.
boarding by the day or week on reasonable terms.
>. A. THOMPSON.
Pa mil
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CHAIRS, DIvhNs, WILLOW WAGONS,
MATTRESSES, CARD AND CEN
TIRE TABLES and CHAIRS
of every Description.
Also a few METALLIC COFFlNS, superior article.
--s-> TO buy second hand furniture, is too
e 49, S2sse much like buying second hand gar
~ fxy.sSl11s ments We take 1t for grantcd, that
= the people of our Territory, would
rather prefer 10 have their chairs, washstand, bureaus
and tables made order and expressly fer their
use; although old furniture might be bought for less
ney. Then we think our people would rather haveart
Giles made of the timber hat grows here in the Terrific
~, manufactured by mechanics who have cast
their lot in Mime sofa, for better, for worse.
We viii make promptly TO order, whatever articles Of
furniture may be wanted Qf have what is desir
ed GA handy and will warrant our goods better and all
things considered cheaper than they be imported.
Undertaking promptly attended To-
Manufacturers of Cabinet Ware and Furniture, Third
street 81. Paul
st Paul, June %, 1853. loft
MINI ksOrA LEATHER STORE,
At tn, Old Stand Of F. A. Collins 8. Co., opposite
the IA, House, 81. Paul.
n L. BRADLEY n co.. dealers in Saddles,
Trees SArtug, Harness aud Patent Leather Calf Seat
ing, Bag and Tor Leather; Carriage Trimmings, Sad
iler's silk; Bellows and Band Leather
Root AND SHOE MAKERS STOCK.
HemloCk tanned Sole Leather, Oak tanned Sole and
Upper Leather; Kip and Calf skins Trench, German,
Philadelphia and Cincinnati Cali SKINS; all kinds oi
Ladies and Gentlemen's Morocco, BED, Yellow, Blue,
Green, Pink aud White Innings; best Goat, Buck and
sheep Binding; Boot md Shec Findings Boot Trees,
Lasts, Crnp Boards, Pegs of all sizes; Shoe Thread
ali kinds Iron, Zine ard Copper Nails.
CARRIAGE TRIMMING,
Executed at the shortest notice and III workmanke
manner.
Country orders particularly attended 10.
1.-THE highest market price in Cash paid all times
for Beef Hides, Sheep and Deer Skins.
P. r. BsADLEy co.
June ., ls53.-stf
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MARSHALL & CO.,
At the Sligo Iron Store.

A RE in receipt of stock of GROCERIES and PRO.
IA VISIONS; comprising every thing in that line;
shall devote attention to retail than heretofore
and Will be supplied weekly with
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BLASTING POWDER AND SAFETY FUSE, al
ID ap2i MARSHALL a. cos.
CABINET WAREROOMs.

ALWAYS on hand, or made to order, SOFAS EASY
CHAIRS, DiVANS, WILLOW WAGONS,
MATTRESSES, CARD AND CEN
TIRE TABLES and CHAIRS
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COOK BOOKS..
MISS BEECHER'S Domestic Receipt Book; do do
2V1 mesiic economy; Miss LesIie's cook book; Mrs
Bliss, doi the cooks own book, by Boston
the young house keepers friend by Mrs Cornelius; Mrs
Collins table receipts adapted Western house
French cookery, by grancatef For sale by
ioe4 LIZ DUG 4 ROHRER.
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FIRE: FIRE.: FIRE.!:
THGIE "Old Fna continues dispense said and com.
or to the unfortunate, usual at the Saint Paul
agency.
CAPITAL STOCK, S3OOO.OOO.
THOMAS A. BRACE, Prest s l.. LOOMS, Sec'y.
r. X. NELSON,
3-3Oy Agent for Mime sofa Territory
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THE MCLEAN HOUSE.

TWO DOORS EAST OF TIE GENITAL HOUSE, BENCH ST.
ST. PAUL.
MFRS. ALLEN having leased this house, which
IVA has just been erected has r shed i'll splendid
ST le and is prepared 10 guests by the day
week Her table Is Well provided, her beds are clean
her rooms airy, nnd her charges moderate.
June Is. ie53--,9.
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nN or about the Goth of May last large Black Cow
~ tip of one horn broken off ANY person finding IN,
above COW will be suitably rewarded by
H. C.. WOLF,
Meat Market, head Of Third street.
st. Paul, June SO, ls5S-ti
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L Would respectfully inform The public that have
u taken the Farrbauit House, in the of Mcndo-
Ga, and am prepared to accommodate boarders perma
ncnt or transient.
The house IS newly Fitted M, is commolious and
pleasantly located, and pains Will be spaced III ny
ehieavor- To make II one OF the Comlortal ie III
the West.
JAMES BRUCE.
Mendota, July 10, is53-tf
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-19

RECOGNITION OF THE GOVERNMENT or
HAYTI.-On this subject the Washington
correspondent of the Journal Of Commerce
says: .lf.} EH
"The French protectorate said to be
established over the Domincans is seri-
Gus fact, and is not to he regretted, if it is
the only means by which that people will
he protected from butchpry by S"Ioque.-
The three powers of the United States,
Great Britain and France have united
recently. and with success, to- prevail upon
the Haytien government to grant a tenn
porary truce to the Domnicans. II has
been protested at various times, and by
various individuals, that the u. S. govern
ment shou d acknow edge the ndepeud.
ence both of Hayti and Of the Dominican
K Republic. 1t has even been said that Mr..
Fillmore has expressed himself in favor
Of both measures. At the last session
strong representa- ationS were made in me-
MORALS from the merchants in Boston, in
favor of recognizing the Independence of
Hayti, showing that the commerce he
tween Hayti and the United States had
become of such importance as to render
the measure necessary. f.e aHat ia
The measure, whenever r5by whom
soever proposed, will meet with deci-
ded opposition, and especially from the
South. Congress will never consent, pro-
badly, to formal recognition Of the
Haytein Government, until the time shal
come which MIR. GhI1ings predicted in
his speech the other day, when Frederick
Douglass shall he elected to and hold a
seat in Congress. But although dip oma-
tic relations may not be established with
Hayti, it will make serious question
with the United States, if France should
rec aim possession Of the whole is and of
ST. Domingo, and re-coIonize. Will not
that come within the Monroe interlict! !!
II does in terms, but perhaps not in prin-
ciple. If France should resume posses
sion Of the island, il will be to extinguish
slavery in Dominica, not to restore it in
Hayti" a. '.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-19
The FUNERAL CEREMONIES AT Nsw

The FUNERAL CEREMONIES AT NEw
ORLEANs.-The funeral sole,nnities in
honor of Calhoun, Clay aud Webster,
took place in New Orleans on the 10th
uls., and as described by the press Of the
succeeding day, appear to have been very
brilliant and imposing. The procession
was the longest aud largest ever seen in
that part of the country. The folowing
descriptions ofthe ceitot.ph and the fune-
ralcar. we take from the account before us {:
"The cenotaph attracted all eyes, from
its great size and elegant chaste design.
1t measured 60 feet square by 60 high
Though simply of wood and painted can
vas, at little distance it bore an admira-
hle resemblance Of marb e. The design
was in outline dome supported by slight
columns, upreared above broad pedestal, ,
or base, approached on two sides by
flights of stairs, the space under the dome
being open, and containing an altar The
edifice was surnounted by u gilt eagle,
and was tastefully fitted up with mourn
ing drapery and appropriate emblens in
honor of the great statesmen deceased
Notwithstanding the close pressure and
movement on all sides, the utmost deco
rum and good order prevailed" amne ni
The funeral car is described as follows !:
"rhe funeral car was sixteen feet hg h, =,
by eleven in length. Along, black, velvet
covered base supporteda tall canopy rear
ed on slight corner uprights, with a gilt
eagle surInounting the whole. Two
bronze eagles, couchant, adorned the sides,
nodding black plu,nes the upper corners;
three bronze urns, with the MINES of the
three statesmen inscribtd in silver, occu-
pied the centre. The car was richly
draped from top to bottom with black
velvet, edged with gold and silver trim
mings and the names Of Calhoun, Clay
and Webster in large silver letters on
each side. The car was drawn by six
gray horses, covered with black We vet
housings, spang ell with silver, and stamp
ed with the arms of the three States claim
ing the three dead statesmen. The pal :
bearers, representing the States Of the
Union, marched on each side Of the car
and in the rear; outside of them moved II
mi tary guard of honor' ~-'''"
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-19


CENSUS OF CALIFoRNIA.-The census
returns of 1852, make the entire popula-
ton of the State-Wh,es, Blacks, In
dians, Chinese, and Kanakas, 254,4S5;
FL Dorado which has not been returned,
estimated, at $4,000. >, The number of
horses, 81, 79S; mules, l6,57S; COWS, lO4,-
sS9; beef cattle, Sl5,S92; work oxen,
29,o65; bushels OF barley, 2,97S 1874; oats,
100, ,4s7; wheat, s7l ,7os; potatoes, $685.
40; corn, 69,5s2 +" @77' 'f
The nu,ni'-r of acres Of land in cultiva-
ton is liO,743 The amount of capital
invested III he quartz mining is S., ,S99, so;
placer mining, "a 1856, %; in the other
mining operations, $9,757,625. Capital
invested in al other industrial pursuits,
SAL ,06l, 1888. When it is considered that
California is scarce y four years oM-in
u yankee seIlse--the foregoing statistics
exhibit results unparalleled ia the growth
of States. e.l.FIa. ol at-5.'. f3"-
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-19
i,i.o PRINCIPAL OFFICES,
Ophir, Auburn and Yankee Jim'S

7a A'r these Offices Daily Express is
IA received from, and dispatched to
. Observation-Disclosures to all parts Of Cali
fornia, America and Europe. 30 an"L q
Our routes extend to all parts of the
1--WE are prepared to continue an Ex-
press. Exchange and Banking business on
the most liberal scale. e7eo'1 "1Sli
l'f9Odr facilities for obtaining Post Office
Letters continue, as the public has hither
70 found them to be, e,iuhequaled and unap
preachable in Placer County. -'o' q
Gold Dust bought at the highest, and
forwarded at the lowest neser. fo9S-tf
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d'rhe EI Dorado Newsis ont strong for

oWThe Ell Dorado News is ont strong for
a convention. 1t says, "the arguments
iadduced in favor of this measure, are, in
our Judgment, unanswerable. The ne
cessity of "A Convention to revise the pres
ent Constitution of California is mlade so
apparent that she who runs may read ;"
and who reads will he very apt to concur
with MIR. Crabb, that a Convention ought
TO assemble to remedy the existing evils
o.: our present Constitution"
11 And again. "son,e persons consider the
above rather II ssrong dose to administer
t" case of constitutional debility" The
old alage is, desperate diseases require
desperate remedies" The only hope of
the patient is in a Convention; therefore,
let the Question be submitted to the peo-
ple-"Convention or no Conventon.'' -
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-19
The Office Of Vice President.

The serious illness Of the Hon. WIN r
King, md the probabilities of the Vice
Presidency b-rorning vacant, have given
rise to some sy,ecu ations rs to the Course
to be pursued in the event Of such a
mournfml contingency. .iQnu $50. d. e|iGo'
J If the candidate for the office Of Presi-
dent or Vice President contemplated hy
the peopla should die, even after the gem
eral erction, hut be fore the action Of the
Electoral Colleges IF the several states,
the Electors wou d he ut iherry to cho"se
any other person whom they deemed Fl TO
fill t, e Office; for the twelfth article of the
Amendments tn rhe Constitution declares
that "'rhe Electors shall meet in their
Respective tares and vote nv ballof for
President and Vice Presiden - hut leaves
il discretionary with them to select the
mrn. This duty ha. heen pcrfnrrned by
the Colleges, and Mr.. King has been
elected Vice Pr-sidenr Of the United
States. al that remains for him to do
il merely tn rsrk~ the oath ef offire; and
he is therefore 10 all intents and purposes
Vice Presidenf after the fourth Of March
next. In ease Of his decrease or inabilIty
to serve, the Senate, nnIerthr fourth snb-
division If section third Of article first,
won d merely choose a Pres;den' pro tenn
Of that body, and not Tice President Of
the United States. ..n ~aaU ,r,4.H' ~
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-19

1t is said that Lady Lovelace, Lord
t,yron's daughter, was splendid mnthe-
.,,,atician, and the same authority asserts,
which we do not recollcct to have seen
refore, that she was the authnress Of thar
remarkable book, published some few
veaes ago, called tho "' esuges Of Crea-
ton" t4-~ .looq1e7iL foi
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-19
OPHIR.
DR.. H. w. JOHNSTON,

DR.. III. w. JOHNSTON,
Late Of Jeferson County, Wi'consia,
WOULD respectfully tender hia pro-
w ftssional services to the citizens of
Ophr and vicinity. He may be found at
the New World when not professionally
engaged. A good supply of Drugs and
Medicines on hand. Ophir, Jan. l S '53
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-02-19
YANKEE JIM'S
St0yail, Cravens & CC

eaI oSt0yail, Cravens & Co. ra.
DEOPLE'S' STORE, Yankee Jims,
Il keep constantly on hand a large and
well selected stock Of provisions, liquors,
and miners supplies in general. Miners
and others Wishing to purchase are re-
spectfu,iy invited to call and examine for
themselves. Goods packed to order.
sept 18 my ...