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Upward ana Onward"
WILSON'S EXCHANGE.

Opposite the American Ti2catre and Custom
House, snnsc1ise Street, San Francisco.
YH1 HE above Excelsior Establishment, which is fire.
d proof and five stories high, (beng the only five story
house on the Paciic) finished and spendidy fur
nished throughout Although contains one hundred and
seventeen large with facilities accommodate two
hundred lodger-uch has been the rush of customers to
the Exchange since its copetion that the ropetors
have been induced to lease half Of the fire proof block just
erected by Lieut. Maynard, and adjoining the Exchange.
This will add seventeen large apor nents and afford those
facilities which the increase OF rado requires. Our pres
ent Bar will in few days, be removed to the first floor in
the Maynard block door north Of where the Bar at
present.
No pains or money will be spared to render the Exchange
the Excelsior Hotel Of the public ard keep with the
rapid growth and improvement Of our wonderful city and
state.
With the above inducements the Exchaugeis confident
" offered the 'mion" deserving their patronage
and although not disposed to be -dy and trumpet
own praise abroad hearty thanks cheeiuy ten
deIcd to the thousands that have bestowed upon
alike their vors ard money Not unindtul of the form
er we shall duly appreciate the latter and rccpocate i'll
future as in times past the smiles of old customers and
greet with pleasure our new oneswho probably will con
pose the largest portion of the world
San Francisco, Nov. 2G. 2 SIN
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FITZGERALD & Co.,
Importers and Dcal'

Importers and Dealers in
H1RD WARE, AGRICULTCR4L TOOLS, &C.,
q o. 100 Battery Street, San Francisco, keep constant
"a ly on hand
T0OLS- Blacksmith's, Carpenters, Millwrigh's, Ma
chnist's, Wheelwright's, lason's, Miners Coopcr's
Sailmaker's. Timers, Soldiers, Shoemakers and all
kinds Of edge tools.
METALS.-Horse, Wrought, Cut and Copper Nails :
spikes and Bolts; Sheet Copper, Brass, Lead Tin and
Zinc Lead Pipe and Solder
AGRTC ULTURAL TlIPLElIENI'S.-Plows Ok
Yokcs, and Bows Chains Cradles, Sythes Snahs Rakes
Forks, Spades Shoyes, Hoes, Field and Garden Tools
of every description.
HARDWARE.-Tabe and Pocket Cutlery. Tea and
Table Spoons, Tea Tray aud Candlestcks, Hollow Ware
Sauce and Fryingpans Cridrons, and full assortment Of
house furnishing goods.
English and American Boxes and Spiings; American
Locks and Latches &c, &c.
Rs agents for IIerrings Salamander Safes and Mar
bleized Iron. No. 100, Battery street, San Francisco
nOY I9-If
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LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAINING in the Post Office at Georgetown, for
IL the month Of February, 1854. Persons calling
for these letters will say advertised.
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San frmttisto advertisements.
Boiler Making by Steam.

1T D0Rahues Union Iron Uo,ks, Mission g. FIRST SITS.
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
FEyE undersgn having recently imported and erected
II. improved steam ryeting machine, and in other
ways increased his facilities for making boilers is
qucny enabled to materially reduce the of the samc
and respectfully invites the attention of those Interested
Gang muey sash and circular mill irons, and all 9th
r descriptions of machinery together with castings of iron
and brass of every kind made to order Steamboat repair
ing backsmithng, turning and finishing executed with
dispatch. Also steam engines constantly hand for sale
also circular and fail assortment of engineers find
ings. oc5n2Sm3$mg JAMES DONAHUE.
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WINN,S FOUNTAIN HEAD.


The Fountain Head The Fountain Head
Winns Fountain is the place,
Where old and young the grave and gay,
Join in fe's cheerful race.
They with accord arc rushing by,
And for the Fountain haste,
Their Breakfast, Dinner, supper too,
Are always to their taste.
IT'S there they find the choicest meals,
Our market e'er affords,
Served up in latest style THAT'S knoWn,-.
All smoking on the boards.
Steaks and stews and vegetables rare,
And butter, sweet cream;
Rolls. dougmuts, cakes and fresh fruit pies,
Well fit for Engl0nd's Queen.
The coffee too so clear and hot,
Prepared Of Java best,
Served up with cream and sugar white,
Is drank with hearty zest.
Wnn's Fountain Head hath Wards choice,
All that is rare and good
None surpass its ample store,
Nor rich and varied board.
This fact our robust Aldermen,
DO every day attest,
That at Winn's Fountain Head and Branch
They're always suited best
Then old and young, both grave and gay,
Let's for the Fountain aim
The Fountain Head The Fountain Head
And choicest meals obtain.
Respectfully dedicated to the eating public Of California
L general, and San Francisco in particular, by
NFD SNTr-r.
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gan frmltistu S0bPrtistIntllts.


opartn tncrsiap-Tho copartnershp heretofore exist
" ing between the subscribers under the name and style
of Conro, Sampson IL Co.. is this day dissolved by mutu-
al consent. T. ID CONRO,
W. A. SAMPSON,
.r..Hf WIN SHARP II co.
San Francisco, Nov. Sth, 1858.
The Golden Gate FTOuring REill will be conducted
bv the subscribers under the and style here
oore and the public may rest assured that effort
part shall be wanting fully sustain the high reputation
that the Golden Gate -four has acquired in California.
The article we manufacture is pure and unadutcraed it
made from the choicest native wheat and is fully equal
TO the best Haxal G0llego. We tender sincere
thanks to our friends and the public generally for herlib
eral heretofore extended to and respectfully
solicit continuance Of the same.
F. ID. CONRO,
w. A. SAMPSON.
San Francisco Nov. 26th, 1853. 2-3m
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Tobacco ! Tobacco !! Tobacco!!!

Tobacco Tobacco !! Tobacco!!!
III THOMAS grape; j. Thomas Jr 5 nectar;
- c. Wortham's square and compass;
]. Thomas Jr.'s dadem, pounds;
]. Thomas Jr.'s FL Dorado, do;
c. Jamison & Sons;
c. Wortheus cornucopia;
Twin sisters, in fancy boxes;
Chess players, do do;
p in Il diamond, VIM. Myers;
Suunder's Indian Queen:
Cireaners sun, J. NJ. Jackson's;
Shcpard's twist pressed and impressed;
J. Thomas .lr.'s diaden twiSt;
j. Thomas Jr.'s vrgn
Wotson's grape, fine cut in tin foil cans & pairs;
Watson's virgin, do do do
Watson's grape, fine cut, in 1b cans, smoking.
Matches in wood boxes clayripes, etc, for sale by
JAMES PATRICK.
Battery stret. 81 dor from Pacific 5. f. n2im1$m
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NEW plan for preparing -four for family USE miners,
IA sea vessels, steamboats, inland travel,
The preparation is compounded by machinery, and
sists of mixing ingonouy the ponen parts of salt (pr
late so) with the -four which requires only cold water
prepare the dough for bread biscuits batcrcakes etc
hat adds much to the value of the prepared -four its
preservation, by the chemicals, from becoming
inoud It will keep sweet in common barrels, for g"ec
length OF me say trip to Europe and Lack, which has
been repeatedly proven from ~ ork Therefore every in
dviua or company undertaking long journeys by water or
l" will provide themselves with it an individual ac-
Gon TO the culinary department. To miners it emi7
nenty adapted well for its economy the sApcity of
preparing it for bread and the rapidy with which it can
be baked and served for use.
virtues.
PRINCIPAL Depot 122 sansomc street. San Francisco.
+. J. FAIRCElLD X co.
Sacramento Depot Iii J. street, where it can all times
be procuredin quantities to suit purchasers. , ..
iune25 n9n3 PITTS co.
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BeniCia Female Seminary.

TEN second year of this institution will commence on
Il Monday LIST of August, which day the exercises
and duties Of the school will be resumed 1t is the deter
mnaton ofthe trustees to advance the already high repu-
taon Of this seminary; and effort will be spared to
der it worthy Of patronage Faithful and efficient teachers
have been provided and every attention will be given to
the proper education and moral training of the pupils The
year is divided into two sessions, of five calendar months
each
1TS-Payabe oae-hai IN adeance, onetaf FSh Oct.
Board and tuition per session offs months $500
Washing per dozen, $3.50.
Day scholars, per session 80
EXTRAS
Vocaland instrumental music. so
Spanish, French, Drawing etc each ........... 20
Applications for admission should be made to Edward
Crooer Esq, Treasurer to Saml c. Grey, Secretary
S. WOODBRIDGE, JR.,
julyl6nl2m1 President Board Of T. ustees.
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San Francisco, Nov. Sth, 1853.
vvE,olasage Clothing Store.

Locg SITE Battery, 5ettceen Cioy E. Washington ss =
TYTIE subscribers are This day opening large and dcsr
Z able stock of New made clothing (from the celebrated
manufactoy of Aessrs Hanford " Bro,) which we are
Offering to cash buyers the very lowest market rates
The lire consists Of everything usually found in first class
obbng houses all neatly cut and rimmed and thoroughly
made, and sold under guarantee.
We are also showing lp line Of Boots and Shoes adapt
cd to the city and interior markets. to which we invite IN
spection Buyers of clothing and boots will find it to their
advantage to take look through rooms before laying
their bills. assortment is large, style of goods
prime and we are bound to sell cheap
FEASEY & co.
N B.-A superior line OF furnishing goods always on
hand. sept 30, 1853. n22ml$h
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Thomas Tpnnenf9s

EAAlES PATRICK has removed to his brick build
81 ing Battery street, Pacific San Francisco and
offers for sale the following articles:
200 irkins choice table butter
200 bbls extra heavy pork;
300 cases extra leaf lard;
2J,900 tb choice sugar cured hams;
10000 1b clear bacon sides;
500 bbls Brandywne cornmoal;
500 ID star candles 6s;
300 boxes Collegiate pearl starch;
200 bbs old Monongahelaa whshey,
30 bbls Zantc currants;
100 cases hne table salt, & l4fb.oag~
HAmlSma "
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WimEa's Branch.

The Fountain is the ''pace of call,''
For bachelors both great and small
But dare they e'er in love to get,
The branch the case has nicely met;
And here with sweethearts or with wives,
May feast and happily their lives.
Our city no such place could boast,
Till Winn became the Ladies' host,
Who served such dishes to the Fair
That Bachelors themselves came there,
And wondered what the move could mean,
The Ladies rushing all to Winn.
The wonder having passed away
Now from the Branch they cannot stay;
The spirit Of the age they feel,
And to the Branch they often steal,
With those so lovely, smiling sweet,
To spend the hour a-tete-a-tete
San Francisco Nov. 26h, 1853 2 3
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Henry Johnson s.. Co..

Sss7car IMPORTERS dNd Tt7hoicsale Druggists, No
I5l1Esi 146 Washington street, lioHgomGy, San
Nd Francisco, offer for sale, for cash, at the lowest
AAa wholesale prices, large and well selected assor
meut of nda MEDITERRANEAN and European drugs and
lnedicnes French, English and American chemicals Of all
kinds; also extensive assortment Of PGmGy, Fancy
AticicS Fancy Soaps, Brushes Pants and Oils, Dye
Stu6s LaJels UindoC Glass, Ertracts Bronees, Tras
scs LeccheS Swgical Instruments, Druggists Giasscare
Hattcs Goods Shakers Herbs and Roots etc. together
with every article comprised in the stock of druggist
physician. H. j. Y Co. are the propretors wholesale
rS7la ELtfat's ad BraldyctiS Pills. DdyiS' Pain Killer
Congress Spring Uate, ctc. Henry Johnson u Co. have
made such arrangements i'll New York, Boston and hla
dclphia as will enable them to purchase their stock at the
lowest rates and they determined to give their custo
mers the benefit of low prices, and the time the
best quality Of goods. july l6nl2rnS$wln, M
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GREAT MYSTERY
WAR! WAR;! WAR!!!
osnefaI Pierce Recalled from the East

OcnefaT Pierce Recalled from the East!
CEN, PIERCE AT THE HEAD OF THE ARMY
Wonderful Changes
IN the A,,ny and the Organisation of Troops at the Seal
of TVar!
AAF all the extensive improvements yet made at the
Y y world renowned FOUNTAIN HEAD, that initiated
this 24th day of November, 1893, will prove the most
gratifying to the toling thousands daily visiting there
For particular the public referred to the Bills Of Fare,
which the world arc challenged to compete with.
The uperscripOn of this advertisement is given it is
because engagements, our extensions, Branches
and our final SUCCESS have been mystery to all outsiders
and know that this last improvement and reduction in
prices create astOnishmen than all the rest put
gchor. Our arrangements with the Farmer, the Butcher
and the Dairyman such will hereafter enable
feed every one at price nearly oNE-HALF LESS than any
other Establishment in the State And then in the Gull
all to judge for themsevesbelieyn that have
the best cooks in the Satentelligent, Sober mdustr
and Competent And, as still further guaranty that
proper attention. agreeable to wishes, shall be extended
TO all patrons here take occasion to say that hav
ing recalled Agent Col. PIERCE, from New York he
occics his old stand at the FOUNTAIN HEAD On his re-
turn to this city, the title of BreuG General ofhe Fountain
Head Division of Troops, conferred upon him on ac-
count of his eminent services Colonel of the Army-his
faithful discharge Of duties while absent and his uwcared
attention to business while absent in So when we
removed with family to dwell in this beautiful land
The public will bear in mind that CRACKER BAKERY
is turning out more good crackers than all the rest of
the Bakers in the State put together, which furnished
to customers at less price than the inferior article with
which this market is glutted. Also, Mammoth Candy
Manufactory is in full tide of operation, turning out the
choicest of every thing in that line And finally men and
bretheren and children we wish you and the whole
world to understand distinctly there is nothing in the way
of Substantial Lie1ng Delicate Luriuies for the hea-
full qualification of the appetite but be found or
the other of popular establshmentsthe Fountain
Head Long Wharf and Clay street, Branch corner of
Montgomery and Washington streets.
As the entire world intend celebrating the approaching
Holiday feel it incumbent to make it known
where such articles as would add to their enjoyment may
be had:
TVLNNS FOUNTALN HEAD,
l7S and lS0 Long Wharf through Clay street. between
Sansome and Battery, San Francisco.
WINN'S BRANCH,
Corner Of Washington and Montgomery streets.
NJ. l.. WINN,
Commander-n-Chief of the Forces at the
dee 3-3 SIN Fountain Head and Branch
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Quartz Rsck JeSseEry

ENARRETT & SHERWOOD beg to announce the ar
Sd rival of celebrated Lapidag 1tiS engaged cspeci-
ally in the for them Tho machinery for this cxqus-
ite branch of their business, is of the improved and
perfect description being ordered to their establishment
here without any regard They able to
and test all kinds of precious stones and gems lon
ger therefore, need the curious treasures of soil and
mines remain unregardcd and undeyeopcd Quartz rock
mixed with gold, when cut and polished makes the most
beautiful and unique style ofjewciy.,
Rings pins, struts, seals, headS, coat buttons and
hundred different things be manufactured from it,
that for beauty Of design and elegance of nish would be
highly appreciated in the eastern States, rendering them
above all other souvenirs most superior for home presents.
Gail and see them. BARRETT Il SHERWOOD,
Argenti's Building Montgomery street, door from
Commercial street, San Francisco.
n. B.Orders sent by express puncually attended to-.
Quartz mixed with gold suitable for cutting purchased at
from i've hundred per cent above the net gold value.
December 3D., 1855 3 aln
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B. T. Hastings 81 Co.
DAGUEREOTYPES.

HID RADLEY'S (late Johnson's,) Dagurean Gallery and
HD Stock Depot street, between 3rd and 4th, Sacra
mento Daguereotypes taken at this Gallery with all the
late improvements.
DAGUERREAN ARTISTS
will find at this establishment large assortment Of plates
cases. apparatus, chemicals 6c for sale at San Francis
prices All orders accompanied by the cash. promptly
attended TO. II, w. BRADLEY.y
Street, Sacramento. nov left
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]}!uraI nnN lirIipinH5.
CIlNi':l:S Vr THE BETTER LAND.

II" -.'..'- ti' r,''.'." na:.,-rc.! and ,'c,avrl
ic', trv .1':'g,' c'.ink, that tine l,r- made.
>tr'"-"r T., a,rl,'--. w;-rr, NJ, lcco;uc,
t='1rv @~l'e gear ;A''r c.crn1l home
I.ly.u- d.. Oh. l,';. ,tprl J. ~ once they view,
lin' stand u,"u III trc-llpi,, oih new
WALLER.
II =" NOT l":u.;fjl i,!ir tha, eye ever hc-
hci|. Al arrived a. Mi, ra,c y ere came
tr.',rt'"r @"r! ;' -r. o;t!ic flowers X tree -.
tie 's :, K - Ire -Wr,..,,. :iju9 in .'lc world.
He j, 1T ri he birds i, such that it
>c'I- - fore wo! never desire TO '.eirlrt hence.
-t"Ir WEI
1t is worthy Of remark, that in the New
Testament We have only one account OF a de-
iarturc 20 the Better Land One reason.
doubtless. Is that attention may not be un!ii
~ turned 10 the cIo~in. scene, that a natural
curiosity Of tha: kind need not become excess
si,c and proEtlcs>. The circumstances and
feelings of man in the hour Of death
merely. are not d: Tie greatest moment. 1t Is
e. Christ, ,lca.h AID the Christians Ejr. that
tie Word Of God .ivcs special prominence
One instance OF dying repentance is given,
that Of TIE cruciicd thic!. in order that no
one may presume Or despair; one instance Of:
the experience OF dcrar'n. Christian is
supplied. to teach believers how to die lie
b,n" full Of tie Holy Gho>t.lc okcd up stead
tasty 1T" l,ra'cn and Jaw the glory of God
AMI Jesus s,andln. on Ike right hand ofGod
and >aiI. 'Bvl.o.i see the heavens opened
and the son Of Man startling on the r.'.,
hand of God.'"
IL have been upon the win.s ofchcrulims '
sad enc Of En:and's and enc Of Christi.
choicest ministers. Walker of Truro. Heaven
has in Il manner been opened 20 me. / >hall
soon be there Ard again: 80, my is;cnl
hal strength 70 speak, could tell YOU >,.cl.
news a. wou,d rcioicc YOUR very soul. have
Lad such views OF heaven But am not a.
be to say more The iuLi!ant testimony o,
John J.ncway was: 'Mcthinks stand as i,
were with onr foot in heaven and the other
upon earth. Mcthi,.h> hear the melody OF;
heaven, and Ivy faith see the angels waiting
to carry my sou! to the !,o>om of Jesus, and
shall be forever with the Lord of glory. And
VINO can choose but rejoice in all this ~
\ friend called to tell DR.. Owen that he
had PIT to press hi, "NoIi'fionS m tire ill.,
RI If Christ" There was niomcntarv
CLEAN in his laacud eve as he answered, II
am clad to hear it: but q, brother Paine
the long wi>hcd-for day is come at last, in
which | >!;a,l see that glory in another man
ncr than have ever done or was capaElc of
doing in this world" \ few hours of silence
followed and then that glory was revealed to
him. Another, whose an'cpa,ion< of hcay-
en- have been already ciica in part, as he was
driving still nearer Canaan, exclaimed.
more praises yet; O help me to praise Col:
have nothing else to do :."-7hc Ec'tcr LunH
ty 4. Z. Womr<on.
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The greatest Medical Discovery
OF THE AGE.

Ii. htNA'.ni Of E"xhurv. MIS-. has !;-cov-
r''' III ore 'i our r"itIinon pasture weeds :,
remedy that cure 'r'tg hrI ot iuq,or. from ,lc
worst >rr"'na down to- common ,inl,.lr. He has
~" II III "N'r 'VS'h hundred! cases. and never
l'lrd except III tw" ca-r- doth thunder Iu,r,r
Tie has now his nt>~e.,i.,p over tv Lr,, !
certificates al lt> value; ali within twenty ,;I,,
Boston. ''''' VI
Nv" bottles are warranted 20 cure Il nursing
! m"ti1h.
'Hc three bottles Will cure the worst kind cf
| ilnl,',> on The face.
Nv" three bottles Will cure the system ,fI,1..
Nv" bottles are warrantc, toc,lyc iho ,y.,r, ,,,
kcr lit the mouth and stomach,
! Ihrrr I" ny" h"ttlr> warrantc.! TO curc fine
worst case Of cry >ipr!as
we 10 Nv" bottles are warranted to cure all I'm
NOR III tlccvc> " '''
w" hotties are warranted To- cure ,,,,o
ears ANA hl"tcllc> among The hair
-Four /" >iN !, # .,c~ are warranted IN c,,ro .
AM! running ulcers. ' ''''"i'
Nt h''iiIr ILL lir, >calv crIIptioI,> of tho >tr
"" or :!r"c bottles warranted :, c,,r. tI,, y''
case of rilmwur,u " ""'N'
Nv" or three bottles are warranted 10 chr, Nh,
mo- i">i"ra'c cases of rc,lma;i>,n
lIre" on four bottles are warranted f., ,.,,r. ,l
salt rllcum ~ '"'c Tic
FIVE 10 e9ht bottles VIII cure The very wor.,
ca>c> of ~rrniula. wy ""'>!
, \ h"lc''t i "iwIv> Experienced from Tie tir. hot
''e' ana perfect cure i warranted! wlc, ,I, I.,
quantity i taken. '''' '''''''
H"'fni@ looks -"inir"Lalr to those WHO rr.v.i,
vain ir.cd Ill the wonderful lnr.liril,, OF ,l, Inv
IL MAJ common weed. crow i,!.c 81. III. ,,.,,'
ana 'I''i@ OFT stone walls: should cure. every. Inn
n''i III 'H' >v>'cm: vet il i r"w fixed tlc,. II
!"" nave l!Unor it l1> To START Their, nv. ~, i,
'"f "S Nuns nor has about is suit ">,,,,...,
"n. ~" yours. pri'ilcI over thousand Io.,,..
:" o. n 1E' Vr'ni'y 9" Boston. know the effects
1' II in every case I, has already done soma sc
the @rcatc't cures ever done in Nns>?cbu.,,,.
~ |" chihir@n wear old: to"d rcoI.cnf>jxtv
! nave seen poor, innv. worinv ook;nr cbiIlrcn
''>c t>h was soft and f'ahhv restored to = rcr,;,t
sue 81 health by ":c bottle
!" t"'>c " h" are subject to Il sick Lca1,r,,o oro
""''' VIII always cure il. L. Gives ,rr.,. r,Iit j.;
. ''t III ana 6NIIno>>. Some who iay. t.l ., :.
nave hee! c">tive for wears and have been r,c,It
{" ny H. Where TIE body is sound il works ,r,,o
easy hut where there i any dcr:,rre,nc,t 81! ,b
functions OF nature il will cause very ,inor,r t;
LlS>' MI Won mus: not be alarinc they .Iu.,s
">'PPe'tf III from four DAYS to II week. There ;.
never ia" result from it-on the contrary uLo,,
''' ''c'h,S l. gone. Won viii feel
PD>o" !hc!rd some Of the most cX.ra,-a o:,ut ON,
'",ii'"iii> ~ II ever man listened TO-
w 'iali%e 81 Diet i ever necessary Eat tha Los,
'", can "c-. and enough Of it,
-'P''ii"carc>. traders and others who voulI lilo
""c, - a:,:f> please send in Their ord. =, f. EIT
T., M II. Montpelier. General AGENT ;r V.rmn,,t
=, .'ht also ". c. BINGHAM. 81. .Io!n>lurv. Van
'hA'HAED \ Co. D:nvil!e: ISAAC WATTS Pe,cb
''i' - H. ). II. WEEKS. LYNDON fssIrlf-.1n
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DENTIST Y.

DIR. III. II. NEWTON, # Ncwhurv. w.
RESPECTFILLY eivc> notice 70 'he citizen,
~ Of St. JolIn>ury and vicinity that he VIII
I've 1t III" s.. Ir~hurv House the 18TH Of october
''.d will be harry To wait upon all th">e WIN" are IN
want OF his proic>, ;oMal services lie Wii al" ne
az Lyndon Corner Nov e. and III Danviilc Nov. p,
and remain until Dec. IL, 1s3i
Plate! work done at lis office from single tooth
to full set that will compare with ANY work done
in Vermont ar,l on IL Reasonable terms.
DIR Newton would >:.v to his former patrons amt
irlci:,> that i" holds himself lc>l oi!>Ib." Tor II" Il"
Grafton OF his unless he can have the privilege "f
examining their teeth at least once or twice year
50 that he may remove any prcd>lo~ing causes OF
decay. that may exist
Aug. 80. 1ttl. e:3u