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FIRST GRAND PRIZE. Ten Thousand Dollars in
sEcoND 5S1i;, GRAND pRizE... One handsome
Residence, consisting of Three Acres of Land
with beautiful Cottage House, in the City Of
Oakland, on Broadway, within five minutes walk
OF the Steamboat Landing. The proprietors own
the property under the Peralta title, and two years
possession. The same, with warrantce deed.
will be b :, given 1 the np drawer Valued
sistinng of 100 Acres of Land, with good House,
Farming Utensils, etc, etc This valuable Rancho
confirmed Spanish title. warrantee deed will
be given the drawer Valued dat............$ at $4,000
to 254. Two Hundred and Fifty Valuable build
ing Lots in the City of Oakland, the Brooklyn of
San Francisco, situated on Broadway, within five
minutes walk of the Landing. These Lots are
unquestonably the most beautiful sites for resi-
dences in the State, and are too well known to
need description. The propretors hold the Pcra
receive ar eed Size W
low at 5000 each. $50, 900
255 to 465. Two Hundred and Ten Fine Gold Lev
er Wa5ches ,66 Hunting Cases. each of equal value ooo
465 666. Two Hundred elegant Chinese Shaws
as are sold in @ cy at go eao u" en5
one of equal value. Valued at $50 each 80. $4,000
CERTIFICATE
We the undersigned. acquainted with the parties
owning the property offered in this Rafe and also know
the Real Estate referred to, and the public that
We consider the title to Hog TIC HnaaPTaS
JAMES A. MORRISON, MD.
The proprietors, in conducting this Raie bind them
to all who may buy tickets The drawing will be done by
gentlemen chosen by the holders of Tickets each County
in the State sending committee of for that purpose
Maps of the Real Estate and samples of the property may
be at their Office, N. w Montgomery and Mer
chant streets
For the responsibility of the Propretors of this Rafe
and that will be conducted with honesty and integrity
we refer to His Excelency JOHN BlGLER,
Hon. J. W. DENVER, Sec'y of State,
J. H. HARDENBERG, Mayor, Sacramento,
Hon. LEWIS ALDRICH,
Maj w. II HARVEY ,Serg't at-Arms Senate,
+. WILSON, Wilson's Exchange,
ap29d DAVID JONES Sacramento CITY.
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WEBSTER'S works complete Bancroft's History
w of the United States. McCaulay's History Of
England Gibbons History of Rome. Fern
Leaves" by Fanny Fern. shakspeare's complete
works Byron, Scott, Southey, Mrs. Hemans,
Burns, Dante, Tasso, Moore and all the English
and American poets. For sale at the Book Stors
next to Adams & Co.'s, Coloma, by
D. G., WALDRON & CO,
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Public, No. l5.1

AN ACT to extend the warehousing system by establish
ing private bonded warehouses; and for other purposes
Be" eaace9 ythe Senate and House Of Representatives
q ne On1ed States Of 4nerica In Congress aSsenaJled
That from and after the passage of this act any goods
wares OF merchandise subject to duty with the exception
other explosive substances which shall have been duly
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List of Prizes:

The above Rattle to be determined at Coloma, on the
18th of June 1851 under the direction and supervision
Committee to be selected that day by the Ticket holders
DOLAN u WHITAKER, Pro,u1etors
April "a, 1S54.-24td.
Sly~Tickes for sale at Dobrowskys Jewelry
Store, and at the Book Store of Waldron & Co.
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NICHOLS HOTIL.

MAIN STREET, CoLoMA.
Sssz2A THE undersigned having rented this well known
5l1 stand take this method Of informing their friends
ilsE9 and the public, that they fitting up and
Hkzaa repairing their house, as to be comfortable
home for the weary miner, and all who may give us call
We hope by close attention to business to get a liberal
share Of the public patronage Our table will be furnished
with tho best the market affords and the bar will be sup
piled with choice Liquors and Cigars.
We invite all those who doubt our power to please to
give call. ED. B. SMITH.
April I3 1854. S3tf EZRA B. SMITH
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Public, No. 49,
AN ACT for the relief of settlers on lands reserved for
railroad

Be enacted By the Senate and House of Representatives
ot the United States Of Ame,ica in C6ngress aaseald
That every settler public lands which have been or may
railroads. and who had settled thereon prior such with
drawa shall be entitled to pre-empton at the ordinary
minimum to the lands settled and cultivated by them
Proodea, They shall prove up their rights according
such rules and regulations may be prescribed by the
Secretary of the Interior and for the before the
day that may be fixed by the Presidents proclamation for
the restoration of said lands to market
Approved 27 March, 1854
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NOTICE.

FRANK BEKEART, the old Coloma Gun
AN smith, having again returned from the Eastern
CIV States has rc-opened his tiunsmith Shop estab
~ lshed April, lS49,'' Main street, whore he
y Y. would respectfully inform his old patrons and the
K public generally. that he is prepared to do Gun
"A NJ smthng NC. in the very best manner, being old
and experienced workman
N. B. good assortment of Pistols Bowie Knives,
Pocket Cutlery, Shot Belts Powder Flasks and all kinds
of sporting material &c always on hand.
FRANK BEKEART.
Coloma. May 3, 1854 Is sm
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NOTICE.

NKTE the undersigned will apply te the Honorable
Wv Court of Sc sions, of El Dorado county, at the
June term for license to erect Toll Bridge the
South Fork of the American River, at point mile
above the Salmon Falls Bridge.
EDWARD T. RAUN,
A. ii. RICHARDS.
Salmon Falls, May 1st, 1854
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d NJ PR d R A N CHI.
ofhe Empire County Of California.
VALUE $7,675. TICKETS 50.

This Ranch contains 320 acres 50 acres under good
plank and post and rail fence good frame House and
Kitchen suitable for Public House frame Barn two
Wells of good Water, with Pumps; crop of Vegetables ;
Poultry Household and Kitchen Furniture.
The property is situated the Sacramento road be-
tween Greenwood and Salmon Falls, adjoining the Oak
Valley Ranch the North side.
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fPublic, No. 6.1

JOINT RESOLUTION authorizing the Secretary of the
Treasury and Light house Board to determine upon the
site, pan and mode of constructing the lighthouse on
Cohasset rocks, and for other purposes.
Resolced By the Senate and House of Representatives. of
the United States Of Anaerca In Congress assembled That
the Secretary of the Treasury and Lighthouse Board be-
and hereby are authorized to determine upon the site
plan and mode of constructing the lighthouse upon the
Tohasse rocks the souhery side of the entrance into
Boston harbor And much of the approved august
thryone, eighteen hundred and y-two and the ac ap-
proved March third eighteen hundred and y-three rel
ative to the rebuilding of the lighthouse Minots
Ledge as are inconsistent with the provisions of this act
are hereby repealed.
Approved q March, 1854.
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COLOMA AND GEORGETOWN
SODA

FROM MOUNTALN SPRING TATER.
THNEAS pack mules will be sent to every point with
d in twenty-five miles of the above places throughout
the
The great celebrity which Coloma and Georgetown
Soda has established arises from the purity of water from
which produced well from the highest class
chemicals used in its manufacture
Any remissncss the part of Drivers in the supply of
my customers, will promptly rectify when advised of the
same 2ltf B. TALLNIAN.
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HENRY A. SMITH & CO.'S
GRAND RAFFLE.
$780, ,OOO!!!
CONSISTING OF
$4,000 IN SLUGS!!.
.I--a FARM, RESIDENCE,
BUILDING LOTS, WITCHES, Sc. SC.

Guaranteed to come off at the AMERICAN THEATRE
On the Fourth Day of July, 1854.
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PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Public. No. 81

A RESOLUTION accepting certain volumes and medals
presented by her Britannia Maesys government to the
United States.
Reso5ped 6y tile Senate and House Of Represenatiges Of
the United States of Anaerca in Congress assebd That
the of the United States accept the presena-
ton volumes and medals illustrative of the Exhibition in
London in eighteen hundred and ffy.one presented by
her Britannia Maestys government in behalf of her Maj
estys commissioners for the said Exhibition and that they
be placed in the Library of Congress.
Reolced That copy of this resolution be communca-
ident of the United States may see proper.
Approved 27 March, 1854.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
10 One-haf of the well known Hotel called the
a99IIaa Parker House, situated Spanish Flat, Ell Do
iifs county, California, well furnished with BEDS
HlflAza Nc There is good stable on the premises.
Terms reasonable. Enquire at the Soda Manufactory
Cooma, of Mr.. Toman of the subscribers the pre-
misses. L. +. PARKER,
l7tf j. S. PERKINS.
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
TENlE partnership heretofore existing Placcrvie Colo
Il and Georgetown, FL Dorado county, in the Livery
Stable Business under the firm and style Of Brewer, Ste
Il Co., and Stevens, Brewer Il Co.. and H. Brewer
Co. is this day dissolved by the withdrawal of Huron
Brewer His interest in said ceasing from this
date All outstanding claims will be settled by Stevens u
Co. H. BROWER.
Coloma, April IA, 1854. 22tf STEVENS Il Co.
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a Large Assortment

of Baker's and PeTfumcrs oil in and packages Carb
Ammonia Carb soda, Tartarc acid TARTAR Seidtg
powders and endless variety of articles such as clue
whiting chalk lamp black black lead litharge red lead
ivory black ogwood bristol brick sand paper emery
ten stone -.
All kinds of writing and note paper. Plain and fancy
envelopes waters and notices.
Particular attention given to Physicians prescriptions
Mr. Zelner socits the patronage of this branch in parc
lar, he makes this his sole business and feels himself
competent perform all the necessary responsibilities be-
longing to this department. My experience in the Apoh-
ecary department has been sixteen years during which
time have spared pains to become thorough and prac
teal in my capacity
n. II. Country orders attended to with care and
dispatch throughout the mining region. IL letters and
communications addressed to my through the Post
Office will receive immediate attention.
w. Xeiner's Specific Mixture,
For the radical Of gonohea gcct and for the vari
gons inflammation of the genital organs attend
ed with profusc secretion of Owing the great
and effected by this medicine have
been induced to bring it before the public that every
effected with either of the above named similar dis
cases. have trial of its virtues and satisfy themselves
whether it is really what it is recommended be
Numerous certificates could be obtained showing its cura-
tive powers, but prefer letting the medicine upon it's
merits. All ask s give it trial and convince YOUR
selves To be had in quantity, single bottle, at w.
Zeners Drug Store, Cooma, with full directions
panyng each bottle The specific agreeable and easy
take and of those unpleasant erupons follow its a
mnisraon which always attendant upon the remedies
usually prescribed for the above affections.
w ZELNEK,
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To be had of the Proprietors at their Office, N. w
Montgomery and Merchant Streets at the principal
Bookstores, Hotels, Saloons throughout the City and
State.
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AN ACT to amend act entitled "An net to divide the
State of Arkansas into two judicial districts" approved
March the third, eighteen hundred ard ffty-one
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w. ZELNER,
Druggist s ApOthecary,

Fancy Goods, French and American Perfumery, Lubn's
Hauels, Bazns and Mchells Extracts for the handker-
chief Combs of all varieties Hair, CLOTH, nail, TOOTH
Hesh and canels hair brushes Shoulder braces, banda
ges, rsses Bougies Cathatus Patent Lint. Pure and
fresh Shakers Herbs Haskell & Mercks Select Powders
for prescripblc purposes all the well known patent
edes, such as Old DIR. Townsend's, S. p Townsends,
sands, corbetts and shakers sarsaparlla all of
Jaynes family medicines Ayers cherry Pectoral wstars
Bsam of wild cherry, for curing coughs and colds
Mofas rils and phoenix Btters Rushon and Carks gen.
uine cod Liver oil Rheumatic and Liniment
Kellngers and Mexican Mustang Liniments opodedoc
Judkins ointment David's hebrew PLASTER Badeaus
strengthening and poor MANS Plasters osgoods indian
Choagoguc, the well known remedy for ch and fevers
also Brandreths, wrighs Grafenburgh, Lees windham
anti-bous and large variety of Pills always hand
suit those who may be dcrou in any of the above named
patent remedies.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-24
ST. LOUIS, IOWA CITY AND CEDAR
RAPIDS PACKET. sn.sf m

sIHa The staurch steamer BADGER
'k.I..fi.s- --An STATE. III. HARkrss, nsster. hay
36xXEExD ing been thor ughly overhau..d and
htteh expressly to in the Iowa and Cedar rivers
viii, a. SION as the stage If water will admit com
nance making regular trips from st. Louis to wa
City and Cellar Rapids, and win positively eontipus
In the trade throughout the ~a,on. ff3N =
Her Officers are experienced and oblgipg men, and
those patronising the dyer State, may do SO with
the nest perfect Of being dealt with farly
and their property in the hands Of men capable Of
ing good care of it. PJACKsON AGENT :
March l7th "a = -
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EURoPE.-The Arabia arrived Mt Halifax
on the 10th inst. with Liverpool dates up
to March 4th. Wheat had declined Cd.
-four 5s, and corn Is. Austria adheres to
the allies. Eastern affairs unchanged :
No hosslisies yet on the Danube or in Asia.
IN consequences of heavy SHOWS. France
md England insist that Russia shall evacu.
ate he Turkish territory before the Both of
April. All parties are arming The Greek
insnrrcction was in way Of being suppress.
cd. Sir Charles Napier is appointed to ths
Command Of the Baltic allied fleets. Twsn-
y ships had already assembled at Spithead.
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SnodgraS'& McCampbell,
Wholesale a d Retail Grocers

HOSC1TiNE IOWA,
N'G Jnst received general stock OF goods
~ 'h'if In consisting oi The following ari.
cles, ts.wn.
Sugars Of al qualities Lemon syru,.
Molisses IN bbls, half ruIs bucket.
nr's ana Kegs !Wi'low-ware, clothes pins
Coffee Rio and lava Chnrns sp,,le. sbo,cJs
eas, Oh AL Kinds Hoes brootns
Ssleratus. indigo nlle,! Cotton warn AMI h,,,ipo
nsas' ASSORTED Candle wckins
Co''iish Carps, chain
Sos. AMI mackerel }Cordage. assorted
Na'mess e'nnnmon Meal selves
Spice, pepper, ginger jt;Iass iumhirrs
Lemons, oranges. Palm enfha,s
Dricd apples aud peaches, Soap. tobacco
White lead, f }(,io,rs-yeo,I,s ,,;;
Window glass sx 10 andi pcs and Cub, sixcs
ioSi. fru'ies, raisin- almonds
''' an" ''""w candies 3Pecans, peanuts.
Lins"ed, sperm and olive Dried cn,ran,s rio.
o's Cheese ,reppar-sauce
ana AL "her articles usually kept hy groc,rs,
which will he sold as rhcap as can he bouob, in
i,c cash or approved country produce.
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Great Attraction!
Is TO 20 PER CENT. REDUCTION IN rRIcss
a A. w. HULL.
MAIN STREET

Neatly Opposite the American Hotel,
"ISHING to reduce his stock before the opsnin.
w ct spring. win fre this time unt It'll the erst OF
March, offer his entire stock Of General Merchandise
at greatly reduced prices, for Cash Consisting IN
part Of all kinds Ladies' Dsess aods, Dress Trim
mngs, Shaws, White Goods, LIE 8, Supelf.e French
black Cloth, Casimeres, Sstinets, Jeans, Tweeds,
FlannCls, Lnseys, Notions Hosiery Gloves Boots and
Shoes, large assortment, very chay; Hats. Caps,
les, Queenswarc, &c., d., &c.
~ Thankful for past fsvo s. would respectfully
request hi. friends and the public generally, to call
and examine the goods and prices, when they viii be
convirced that the abovs il no humtug.
Muscatine, Dec 80 So.
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FARM FOR SALE,

OFFER for sale the Farm of Rgbart I. Smith. siiI.
ated eighteen miles from this city. and twelve ~
from Iowa City. I will sell ak hun Ind 49,: 81
prairie including the grove Of timber in the resrl =
ne bcuse, and about forty acres Of timber hIei6ea
There are two hundred under fence and one ~
dred ara fsr'y acres of plousbed lsnl. Tierc q =
cn.ainirg eight rooms large barn, sheds Ard Ctk
Or ont-acus.s on tho farm. Tie land 10 of the a.est
quality The railroad Dew building to Iowa CIV.
Is. within three milcs of tie house. WA A. Clark. II
to buy, end win give tho price and terms Of ale
(mctS-'54 4w) JACOB BUTLER, Att'y in Fast.
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farm for Rent.

WILL rent for enc or three years, my Firm. a.
miles south Of this city, and niiei vest Of UYs.d.
view Lan.sa counts, containing near 800 acres, tlla.
s land, Including 40 pssture) the bert Quality
Of soil, we'll watcred, seslthy and beautiful sus
tion convenient 4, cnurch and school, II can - ivi
ded T. aoc9nimodate two families, there bsins two
DWELLINGS,, one wood building containing Eve fsrm ms
with barn sHd bearing orchard The other I Mo-
building conveniently arranged, and with each veil
OF good water TLis farm viii be rented altogether
divided, s NJ IATTAf
Muscat-e. March I0:h. 1854 II 90
( 0 MICHAE OYERBAUGH: S.r: You ara rott.
! ~ . ID that on tie 9th sep,esbe Der, Al 1883, W
District Court Ct tn, State If wa, C,usiy 81 Mn.
essne his etior se't ng forth ths the cafteriy han
Of io IN SEX 3. in the city Of Mus ca tire tets
" Iowa, was sold 20 the letiol er at pu Lie sal ~,
tie l7th May, A. D. 1852, by the Treasurer Of ~,
seuniy, for tho unpaid taxes Of the ysaS 1881. -
praying that your right to redeem the same nv -
forecoeed Now unless you appear and answer 49,.
to- on or X the morning OF the secsud dav ~ ~
next term of said court in said county, de1szf mi
Be sntersd. and Judgment rendered thereon.
y NH nA WMbDg1IR0wEl1 On. 4
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DAyGEROUS!

To put on till to-nerrow what can be done today
AS life Is uncertain, and many have not vet hat
tner Pictures taken for their families and friends
we advise all those who have been putting il off from
gay TO day. to 20 at once and get one of Mitchel's
Perrect Dague,reotypes Even il you should live till
see yourself as you looked in days past by.
MlICHELL'S SKY & SIDE LIGHT
Ddguerreian Gallery, over Chas. & VIM.
H. stones Store. Second Street.
Mussatine, Feb. "a, Isj4-tf
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NEW ARRANGEM ENT.

.ry !, Steamer packet J. Mckee, s. HEAIeHr,
ssts9 astcr, will leave Rock Island immsai.
q ateiy after the trivial Of the cars from
Chicago, on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday even
g, Nupper on board and extra charse and will
land at all intsrmediate places between Rock Iland
and keokuk, and connect with the great u. s. Nail
line 4 steamers De Vernon, Jsanuie Deans and
Wat. ner for =. 'uis, re'uraing from Ke9kuk on
M,ndsy, "Wednesday AMI Friday MORNINGS. at
o'clock A. N. Tbs Mckee will leave Muscatins (un
rip ct O'Clock p. NJ, on said day. -f
ns- For freight tr passage apply on hoard, or to
mhio c. WEED. Agent.
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tAyHyca.

ISR0M ths subscribers, in Mari n, Linn Co Iowa.
j. about the 10Th January last, Blown Mare and
. Sorrel Horse Said Marc and Horse are each about
8cr years old; the Mare las white spots on Der
h.lly and sdes. and is little fallen Tha Horse
has star IN the forehead with one or more white hind
feet.
Any per'on giving information a. to the whsrcs-
bouu Of said rscs, will be literally rewarded.
,-sta HOLMES 4 RISTINE.
Aarisn, Iowa, March "a, 1854.-mh Io3tt
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FIELD. BEARDSLEE & CO.,
DEALERS IN
MI h N IS w E. A II.

l5S Main Street, ST. Louis, Mo,
HAVE now in store large and complete stock d
III Wool,n, Linen, Cotton and SILK Goods adasfsc
to Mems Wear, suitable for the present and eorins
season Having unsurpassed facilities f.r CONDUCTING
branch of the dry goods business are pre-
To- t., compete with any jobbing house Eas, or West
we ennumerate some of the leading articles, VIZ;
CLOTHS.
Cassimtres, Vestings Daeskips. Sat;ns
Suinsts, Velvets Twesis S,-,ns
Sesns, Iouehd', Cor3uroys, Canvas,
Cotton .des, Padding, Linens Wicoan,
LINEN crdiings, B1itons, Linen Ducks, Sswings,
Alapsaks, Threads, Casbnartttes Tvi.ts''
Drap ID. E;es, Bindings Queen Clo,b Co,ds
Csmbrcs, Buckles Waddines. S;ls.;s..
ALso Complete STICK or
NJ & ) N s ii NG GOODS.
Merchants, Ci"thiers, and Tailors visiting the ety
sor the purpose Ct buying, we confidently believe will
Ind II greatly to their interest to examine our stock
before making their selections. All orders will b.
promptly ATTENDED to. FIELD, BEARDSLEE co.
March 3, l254-3m
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Thos. II. Benton's Great
~orIr pA.1-

4
Ea,ated Ihnty Years. Pis,o" or History of The
w@k;ngs OF the Amoiean Government dar,av
IHuiy Years "''"e
THIS great work from the pen of distinsui, bed
statesman. who hes taken an active part in All
public measures during the last thirty years cannot h.
TOO highly estimated in this country, where ali have
voice IN the deeissn of the measures of Gayernmsp
During the last thirty years, thre has been no inn.
porant public measure in which this active and mn.
Statesman has not taken an escve and decisive ma
and been familiar with the influences whether sacr
or public which have urged forward or opposed e.ch
Ihis work embraces history Of our Government
from 1922 to 1850, chiefly taken from the Congrs.s
the private papers Of Gen. ackson and the
speeches OF tx SEN Beaton. with his actual vieys az
men and Affairs, witt historical notes and
and some notices OF eminent decexsed RES
Its published BY D. Appleton 4 Co., New York. and
Will be completed in two volumes, the first Of vhch
will be published and ready TO deliver to suhser;hsr,
by the first OF April next, and the seer ftsr-
wards, and will contain about 700 double co.an "
AZ 70. pages and . superbly engraved pSvtrait ~
Sen Benton. Pfies$2 SO per volume payable on "a.
livery. 58f "s - -. 20,
The publish srs ently assure susscr;h.r. ~.
ne work will be sold exclusively by suhsr ptin that
the price will never be less than 50 So psr vol and
also that It cannot 70 purchased OF ossel,er. The
work viii % delivered the order Of ms mo, a. NH
scribed. tas NE T-'','- ~
Jaw Those wisbing copies, will please lesv. the;,
rames with K ~ Burnett, Beck Pahli,,er. M,sca
tire, ava. W. w SWEErspu 'a
o' o. 90" SUE gent for Iowa.
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DENTAL CARD,
A splendid 81 ock Farm

NOR SALE consisting of 60 acre., in township ~
i NJ. h. wsst Is miles s, w. OF Iowa CIV. in
Washington county. This plac. has over f5o acres
timber, $50 under GUILTY. aisn, we'll vsterod hv
branch, de- There are 200 grated fruit trees three
leg hosss, stables &c. &c. The tillable land + we'll
divided into grass la.d and upl nd prairie. Terms
right IL can be divided into two or more farms, and
will be sold separate, IL desired. -'
ALSO, 100 acres timber and $50 frst rate pr.;r;..
in Iowa County so miles west Of Iowa City near ,hs
survsd line OF thef G Railroad. Enquire of ~. ~
DRUkY. ksq:. or CLOUD 3 sO'CONN0R, Muscatine
7 ~ y CHARLES FOSTER.
1 Near Richmond, washisston c., Iowa.
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Apples.
IN BBLS Cook and jenitsn Apples for sale bv
w Feb. "a, 1854. J. S. HATCH co.
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MoNRoE HoUsE.-Having tried tho Nom
roe House, VIC are very willing to endorse all
that is stated in the proprietor's advertise
inent-at least so far as to assert that it is
an excellent hotel.