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The GALENA & MINNESOTA PACKET COMPANY
will daily line Of Boats during the ensuing
between Galena, saltwater and st. Paul, stopping all
Intermediate landings, leaving Galena at IL daily,
cept Sundays.
The line will consist of the
NOMINEE, Captain R. BLAKELY,
WAR EAGLE, Z" ID. S. HARRIS.
GALENA, N ID. b. MoREHoUsE.
ROYAL ARCH, 6 +. II. GLENN,
all st class boats and commanded by experienced and
accommodating officers.
These boats will connect, at alena with the ST. Louis
Gaena daily line of steamers, which line connects
Rock island with the Chicago Rock Island Railroad.
This Companys Boats being L. S. Mail steamers, their
punctuality can be confidently relied upon.
Freight shipped at ST. Louis, between St. Louis and
Galena the ST. Louis and Galena line Of boats points
above Galena, will be reshpped Galena free Of charge
for drayagc or forwarding, and without delay.
The Railroad between Galena x Chicago, connecting
with the various Eastern Roads, is now completed with
in miles of Galena and the unfinished pOruon of
the Road stocked with comfortable stage-coacheS.
B. II. CAMPBELL, co, Agents, Galena.
Galena, March p, 1854 tf30
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Proposals..

HRROPOSAIS vii be received by the Undersigned mn
Ill the LIST OF May for the delivery At this post.
before the LIST September next, of fifteen hundred bush
els good sacks. Each bid will be accompanied
written oltT two responsible persons, become
security under bonds $500 the faithful performance
Extrayagant bids will not be consider
ed, vii! bidder be accept security another
JOHN G. KELTON.
A. \. CUmS'y Suips't.
Fort Ridgey, VI. T., March 20, 1854 2wa9
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Very like a Whale, My Lord"
Burning Oils and Fluids.
Garding Sass.

Garding Sass
OE all who intend planting garlens--who dis
IL posed 20 mind their PEAS and o's-who have faith
in eabbage-(Tailors not excepted who "know beans
when the bag Is openedwho g acknowledge the corn''
in the roasting earwho believe in the good time coming
when new po'ato-sc> and ripe toinaoses-fence rail
cucumbers and inclined plane sluashes will please the
eye and administer 10 the apprtes of the tolng mil
lions.o
This special proclamation. greeting: II you want fresh
Garden Seeds, come and get them at
BOND & KELLOGG'S,
March 4. At the Old Brown Drug Store.
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IS Minnesota and Its Resources"


NEN thousand copies have been already sold in less
L. than three months from the day of publication.
Our t0wsman j. NJ Winslow, ESD, VINO mas Just return
ed from New York, informs that the publisher has not
been able to bind the sufficient numbers TO meet
the increasing demand all parts OF the Inlon From
Buffalo Mississippi the supply had been exhausted
in day OF two, and the demand was constant and uni
versa This should extremely gratifying to every
Minnesoan. No citizen possibly invest nve dollars
better than by assisting Its already extensive circulation
among his respective friends throughout the States espe-
cay in those places which might not otherwise be reach
@ The postage only 10 cents to any part OF the Union
400 Copies Of the Third Edition,
bling 400 received here by Express this winter, have
just arrived, and are sale at
BOND & KELLOGG'S
City Drug Store, St. Anthony Street, Upper st Paul
And at all the Bookstores and Hotels
Al-At the the North estern Democrat, st
Anthony; by John II Stevens, Minneapolis; Col y II
Kelley, ltasca; jeremiah Russell, Sank Rapids; W
Lynde, Fort Ripley; Myrck, Traverse des Sioux Dr.
Ripley, Shakopee; Fullerton, ESQ, Land Once, Still
water; DIR Ous Hoyt, Hudson, Wis; Judd, Walker Co,
Marine Mills, and W Folsom, Taylor's Falls.
March 4.--25.
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H. Du Page County &
- NURS SERIES. -

flHIIE rruprctorS OF his Establishment would call the
attention The citizens Minnesota their
ive stock 0f Frat Trees, all the leading popular va-
cites, standard dwarf, consisting Apple, Pear,
Cherries. Piuus, Peaches, &c. small Fruits Grapes,
ooserrc, Curauts Ras of various choice kinds
Ounce bushes, SC Ornamental Trees and Shrubs: RU-
Choc" s2lcctioilNe are Importing 80 choice var-
from Euruj" this DahlaS PalUnic> Iris.
Pink, PlOx"S of new and choice varieties; excellent
Routs-Rhubarh, Hybrid, Tobosk, Victories, Giant, As
paragUs Roots. &c.
Clcs ordered AMI packed the most careful manner.
to endure journey of weeks. Those wishing, or
der through Jacob Marhacr st. Paul, II. Wit
tee Jackson street, St. Paul, by mail. Articles for
waricd by railroad or steamboat.
LEWIS ELLSWORTH * CO.
Narecvil,e. Illinois. March !, 1851 2mC29
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J. W. BASS. THEoDoR BORUP. s.R. CHAMPLIN.
BASS, BORUP AGO.,
Wholesale Grocsrs, Forwarding and Commission
Merchants,
AND GENERAL STEAMBOAT AGENTS,

st. Paul, Minnesota.
KATE would respectfully inform the public that we
w have made extensive arrangements, with increas-
ed facilities for continuing the Storage, Forwarding and
Commission Business in this place. Consgnments AMI
other business inrusted To will always
ccve our prompt, personal and strict attention.
Liberal Cash Advances will be made Produce and
Merchandise i'll hand, and cousigners will always be
sured OF obtaining the highest prices and quickest returns
afforded by our market Orders for purchasing filed al
shortest notice and lowest market prices.
The Forwarding and Receiving Business will have in
every instance, the most particular attention; Gispatc
and GUARANTEED; the lowest rates freight awas
obane and the expense of storage and dayase much
possible avoided.
Feeling assured from our long residence in the country
experience and method OF transactins business,
gether with liberal of charges, will insure the
pablo custom and approval. BASS, BORUP q CO.
REFERENCES
II Choueau, jr, g. Co, New York, Livingston g. Fargo,
Buffalo, ID W Banning, Cincinnati, Dole, Runsey g.
Co, Chicago, Rigs q lowering, st Louis. George Smith.
Chicago, Chouteau, jr Cos st Louis, James Carter g.
Go, Galena, Chouteau Vale. st. Louis, II Campbell,
4 Co, Gaena, Buford Brothers, Rock Island, II Ne
Coskey, Gaena II II Sib"y Mendoza, Franklin Steele.
Fort Smelling, Borup y Oakes, ST Pau.
- April I, 1854 tf29
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Notice
JcsuP 4 Company,

B7NHERS, ".
ESAtHANiiE sold anil purchased on New York, Bus
-EI ton, Philadelphia CHI a-n Dr:solt, aui other Git
is OF the United States. Notes collected AMI proceeds
rcmtted at current rates OF Exchange. Interest allow
cd special deposits. We al>b draw direct, payahl.
without discount,
Observation-Disclosures. London. Manchester, sc.
Observation-Disclosures, Cork. Limerick, Belfast. &c.
SLOTLAND.-Edlnburg. Glasgow. Perth, &c.
Also, Drafts payable in Francs Forius or Thacrs on
FRANcE.-Paris, Havrc, Lyons. and Marse!llr>.
RMANY.-lialnOurg, + iankfort, o. NJ. Brussels,
AmSerianl, Rotterdam, Antwerp. Cologne. Zurich. Co
peniagen, Dresden, Berlin, Hanover, StrasburE.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. b. rnc, Basic.
lrALY.-Milan, Florence, Rome, Naples, Venice, Mes
sina in Sicily.
AUSTNIA.-Nicnna ani Tritst.
RUSSIA.--St. Petersburgh, Warsaw.
MISREPRESENTATION.
NORW Al.--ChriSiaua.
DctuGue Iowa. March !, 1851
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Blows Pure White Lead.

81 SPRING time Of year is coming,' and Is paint
- Ing time. Painters, house owners and builders
who intend painting early in the spring, should give
call. We have large lot Of Blows Pure White Lead on
hand reserved especially for spring painting, and will
sell it very low for the ready tin.
BOND & KELLOGG
March 4. Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
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PROPOSALS.

EDROPOSALS will be received by the undersigned un-
Ill the lst of May. for the delivery at this post,
bcf0r" the Isl OF September Xt. of twenty-five hundred
bushels Corn, i'll good sacks. Each bid will be accom-
panied by written ofer from two responsible PERSONS
become security under bonds $1,000 faithtu
Torrance of the contract. Ext-avagant bids will
o'stdcred will bidder be acceptad As security
Tor another. JOHN G.. KEITON,
A. A. Quarter Master.
Tprt Ridgcy, VI. T., March 20, 1851 2w2J
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CHARLES H. PARKER,
R.l.t'h'ER IND EXCHANGE BROKER
ATTORNEY 4 COUNSELLOR AT LAW,

ESNCUAN'iE for sale or the east south; Money re-
IL mitted 10 Great Britain, France and Germany.
any other important points on the continent of Europe,
interest allowed special Deposits collections male
throughout the Territory, charging the current rate
change AID t actual expense Of collection Referen-
ces 10y permission: Gov. Vim. A. German. ST. P;G Ex-
Coy. Ramsey DO. NcsSrS. Page Bacon, ST. L"us Mo-,
American Exchange Bank, y. Y. would particularly
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Painting Oils.

TILL on hand several barrels Of the best Linseed OIL
~ boiled and raw--both rstrate articles, to which and
for which we ask the attention Of all intending to paint
their houses; or to give color other idea" Call
at BOND & KELLOGG'S
March,. Paint and Oil warehouse, st Paul.
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Minnetonka Citv.

NAflNti laid oiIt property Minnetonka, Hen
nrpn county. int, Town Lots. invite the a;ten
ton Of the public To this very desirable locato
This Place is now wears old. has the best
81 in the Territory. excellent MILL store. black.
smith shop, and hotel. steamboat building To- 81,
from this place TO the various points the Lake.
Believing Munetonka City holds great advantages
we would refer desiring to invcst MeSsrs. VIM
Brewster X Co., Bankers, st Paul.
SIMON STEVENS.
HORACE WEBSTER.
Mnnetcnka City, March 25, 1851 80
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Notice.

NOtRCC.
Vu<iE U!e rSigned is dcso,s remove from IL, pre-
Il cnt place Of residence III" NJ nncsoia river AMI
offers for sale hi. entire establishment ct Little Rock
consisting of two DIV cling houses, which is
ami wei! finished in good sly lie: -o,lScs
reS new ~ by ~ fect-twc good Stables and forty
OF good land fenced and under guilty alton. His claim
comprises the usual amount a quarter section. Terms
OF sae can be ascerained by Application II. IL. S.bcy.
at MENDOZA, or the undersigned at Little Rock
JOSEPH LAIR HHOiSE.
March llth 1891. .6-Gx
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Land Warrants Bouo Int and Sold,

And Government lands entered for settlers reasonable
Loans nesutated yielding from IS 80 per cent
per annun, with UHcxccptiOnaIle real eSats security
Coupon Bonds payable IN New York elsewhere as i'll
sruCtcd-l per commission; and generally all bu-
SnaSs That be entrusted and usually done
,hrcu" 4 Banking House. Real Estate Agency, Law
once, VIII receive my personal and prompt attention.
rl =. ~
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LkellOgg e Kinney,
Whole sle and Retail Grocers

FGrrHgfOh's Buildir g. ST. Anthony ST.. the stand re-
Gently occupied 6y Z. ID. Fillmore.
~vE bavc Iurchase.i the entire st,ck Mr.. Fim.r-,
w am. will continue the line business his
old stand The present stock Will be sold per
advance the orig nal New York AMI ST. Loui, pric
in order 10 make New Goods, which VII
rive within few weeks. We intend to be regularly
piled with thing, and fresh in the Family
and Provision line, and will be thankful due
share Of public patronage. We ARE determined
shall fault goods prices.
April /, 1854 tf29 KELLOGG Il KINNEY.
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THERE will be vice in the First Presbyterian Church
on Sunday morning. 9th inst, half past ten oc.cck
Sermon l,y the Rev. Mr.. NELL.
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Sale Stable.
TGNlIE Undersigned begS leave 10 inform <A
IL the public generally that he has ~
leased the stable Third street formerly US
occupied by J W Vincent. VI
Having put the stable in thorough re- lSSz<S3tslf
pair, it is ready the reception MO nay
favor NE with their patronage.
The srctes: attention will be given all descriptions
OF stock left in my charge; also my unlimited knowledge
of the market affords my friends strangers, and the pub
lie generally. an opportunity rarely with fer making
sales.
Horses kept by the month. week, day reasonable
rates -"oy share of the public patronage is respect
fully solicited. +. A. BiSSELL.
SGin. Paul. March Is. 1854. auf
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Notice.

gTNIIE subscriber has Just received line mans from
Il the Land Ofice showing the location of the Military
Reserve, lines Ia the fractional township on the ives:
side Of the Mississippi EiScribe only map In the ely
all interested will their interest to them
a; once. G. II. PARKER.
Aprile. 1888 tfso
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TurDentlne.

VLTE have large lot Of this extract Of Pine, which We
w intend selling low TO early customers. Painters
remember BOND KELLOGG,
March 1, At the Old Brown Dru: store.
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Valuable Ground Rents to Lease.
q f. FULLERTON will lease for a term Of years
~ 81 The most valuable business lots in st Paul.
Lots for Warehouses at the Lower Landing;
valuable lot Oh Third street near his own store;
Lots on Fourth street for shops Uf dwellings;
Lots on Bench street,
Also, l60 acres of unmprOved land, few miles from
st Paul will be leased with specified privileges the rent
TO be paid in improvements. 2fI
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Cheap Corner.

B. CULVER n co., at the 'Chcap Corner IN
81 Winslow's new Hotel, Offering great induce
menS TO all in want of goods in their line Their stock
comprises Staple and Ladies' Fancy Dry Goods, Clothing
Boots, Shoes Hats Caps, Trunks Travelling Bags. and
general assortment Of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
which will be sold low, preparatory 10 filling up In the
spring with stock that will s. GSfOniSh the Ndtires
Feb 4. 1Sj3-2lt J. Is. CULVER co.
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NOTICE.

NO1l
FELIX COBtS 5, Importer, New Orleans. la. has
- instructed me (idvices receive! by last mall) To
close the consignment made by him. and which will be
sold at private sale al such low prices will It
object 10 purchasers.
quarter casks old Port Wine;
2Ubaskcts Champagne, the celebrated Crown brand;
10 boxes pure BDrdeuX Claret wine;
10 is casks Scignette brandy.
TIIOMAS CALDER,
Third Street, between Roberts and jackson.
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WEARS. few thousands best Havana cigars which
" VIII sell 20 the tra,!. reduced prices, at the
DRUG CHEM cal ESTA BLISIIMENT,
dec II Third and Cedar sts.
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boy Cipth caps -
Together with complete ls>or,me;.: Of Gcai,emens'
Furnishing Goods of the best kinds which will fol-
lowed by other bills during the such the market
require, all which Will b. sold extremely low
cash. X. VI. SPENCER,
Third street, between jackson Roberts, Lower Town.
ST. Paul. Minnesota Territory.
April s. 1854 t2o
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Flour.

tie best bTa2sa fa supply hand and FOX sal
~ by CASHIER HIhCkLTY b co.
Dec IL, 1e53-I3f
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LIGHTNING Rods & Chain Pumps.

TINE undersigned having made arrangements for fsu
l. supply Of
w. b. Douglas Hydraulic Rams,
for raising water from springs Brooks to dwellings
desired will be ready at the opening Of Navt-
70 nish put in operation the same In Mime
sots Also will keep hand good supply Of Lishtaine
Rods and Chain PUMPS. -.
n. promptly attended - ~ addressing q 8ant YUd
q ~ Anthony.
elR Id n. NVfOBag.k,
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Navigation Opened!

VUIIIE first boat" has come. bringing with il for t,
Il undersigned a choice selcction-sprins stye-of
HATS LtD CPS
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Lots at Traverse de Sioux,
tQMrRISiNti every eligible variety Of s;tuat!cn,s will
u he sold by the subscriber very low prices. An u
innate title IN fee simple will be guaranteed to the pur-
chaser. :. A. WHEELOCK,
At Parker's Banking ami Exchange once.
Jan 81. '5i-l9tf
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-03-27
A TEMPERANCE
CANDIDATE GUT.


60 most respectively announce myself a
candidate to serve you in the capacity Of n
House and Ornamental Painter, PAPER Hanger,
Gldzer, &c. | feel thankful for past tavors,
aud still solicit a continuance Of the same. am
glad 10 inform you that ! am prepared to do and
can do as good work in the above mentioned
line as any one III our town. ! have in my EN-.
ploy some of the best workmen that this part
of the country can produce; and feel satisfied
that all work entrusted with me will be done to
the satisfaction of all concerned, for never fail
TO give satisfactorily % each aud every one. !
will do painting, Gazing, &c, as cheap and on
as long credit as any Of the same craft. My
shop is now between the store Of White 3, Co,
and the Market House. The door can be found
by the sign bearing the name Of your humble
servant. All orders from the country, punciu-.
ally attended to- with dispatch Country Pso
duce taken in exchange for work. All who
have anything in my line are requested 10 give
me a call. RIB. THOMAS.
March l3, 1854.
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SALE OF VALUABLE, REAL AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

p WILL offer for sale to the highest bidder on
\ Wednesday, April 9th, 1854, at the resi-.
dence Of Marx Tay lor, deceased, the tract OF
land Oh which he residei--lyng on South Riy :
er, >pne mile below Waynesboro. adjoining
the 1auds Of Brown and Peller jacob Koiner and
olhers-and containing two hundred and fifteen
acres one hundred of which is cleared, and The
balance well iimbeled This land is in a high
state Of cultivation, and produces we'll all the
clops 9sowfl in this seclien of country. Ii
is wei waleret, having on il several excellent
springs lis bounded on one side by South river,
and has fine stream OF water running through
lis entire length.
The imrt. vements consist Of an excellent
brick dwelir e-hause, vita all necessary out
houses, barn, stables and good dslllery.
To persons wishing TO make>an investment in
real estate this presents fine opportunity, as
tts land is al once valuable and productive :
situated in desirable neigi.borhood both for
health and society, and within the mile OF the
Va Central Railroad.
1ERMS.-One fourth in hand, payable OH
day OF sale, and the balance in three equal an
nual inslalmen,s. Purchaser giving uond with
approved security, And the title retained until
all the purchase money is paid. POSSESSION Civ
en immediately after sale.
c. ALEXANDER,
Executor OF Marx TAYLOR, decd
March 6, l854.-lds.
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sssslutCn Gas Compan nv.

4 The Legislature Of 1928 passed an
act incorporating the Stannton Gas Com
pany, whose privilege it is to manufacture
and distribute gas in this place, ane to
operate on capital of not less than 3d.
600 nor more than 100000, in shares OF
$50; and with power TO hold lard not ex-
ceeding three acres, and open streets, at
their own cost, &c. What has become oil
this Company It'ho are the stockhold-
ers? We fear that these questions will
have to be classed with those uhanswerable
ones, which are past and parcel OF the
history of the country-viz: who struck
Billy Patterson where's the man who
bu,ted the bull off the bridge! and whc
kirkrd Mcdonald?
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VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY
FOR SALE. ''.kte

"HE undersigned, DESTROYS Of moving to
4 The West, offers for sale, privately, his
valuable merchant mill property, situated one
and half miles from New Hope, on Tie Long
Meadow Run. There is dwelling house. at,
tached Tor the miller, ON The premises. The
mill runs one pair Of 5urrs, and one pair OF
choppers. There is saw mill connected with
the merchant mil. There is also attached 10
su s ps"ps ag.d h TWO a se, dwss ous
barn, aud o:her out buildings; and we'll OF
waies in the yard. The land adjoins the farms
of Abraham CARRIER, David Kerr; and others
Further description is unnecessary. as. any one
wishing 10 Purchase, will call ard SEE for him
self CHRISTIAN MYERS.
March 20, l854.-3,*
Rock. Register copy and charge this Office.
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r,e union shall Not he Destroyed.

TIE unicn Shall Not BE Destroyed.
John Mitchell in his eCitizen" Of the
9Th after rebuking the traitors Of the Tab
ernacle for their o pen ayowal Of determi-
nation 10 do all they can TO dissolve the
Union. and for their Infamous abuse ofthe
South says
"The South, meanwhile, docs not trou'
BILE itself much there may be some ifrl'a.
ton there, which is natural enough, but
very. little uneasiness. They know well
the meaning. and the no-meaning of all
this rant. They feel that the Union is safe
enough. Why, there are Foreigners enough
in the United States, to save the Union, '
though Massachusetts, and South Caroline
were suicidalTy bent on destroying it,
Every foreign immigrant knows by instinct
that the Union must be preserved, that this
great refuge from the turmoil of the old
world rushing to its ruin and its new storm
birth must be maintained OH the basis CIV
en- ii BY its immortal founders any r. al
danger, therefore, menace the health OF
our adopted moth.r, we advertise ourselves
as Union doctors. We can promise the
professional services Of some millions, a
whole faculty of foreign doctors, who have
won their diploma in hard school and
have dear interest in the patient. They
syill not live to see her torn to pieces and
sstrYpped naked to her enemies.
lin seeking shelter and home in the
New World, we have had the august i'm
age ofthc Great Republic moving before
AS as a pillar Of fire, guiding us from all
the Phareeh's to radiant promised.rleiid.
And our sceiise Ard watch wcrd Is hot Mas
>aehuseNs against Caroline, or Kent"eAy
against Ohio; bu, America against tne
world"
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"a RADUATE Of the Baltimore College OIL
NJ Dental Surgery, having returned to Angus.
Ia, resumes his profession. Any person wish.
ing Information as to his qualifications, are
respectfully referred to the faculty, viz:
Chaplin A. Harris, Nj. D. D. ID. S., PROBES
sos OF Principles and Practice Of Dental Sur.
gory,
Alfred A. Blandy, NJ. d. D. D. S., Professor
OF Operative Dentistry.
Vim. r. Right, NJ. d., Professor Of Chem.
istry. HE
Washington R. Handy. M. D.. Professor
Of Anatomy and Physiology,
Thomas E. Bond, M. d., Professor Of Path
ology and Therapeutics
Philip H. Austin, A. M. M. D. D. ,. S.,
Professor Of Mechanical Dentistry.
Pos, Office address, Cine's Mill, or Mt,
Sidney.
March 49, 1s5l-iy.