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The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-12-12
AT,RERT TEA

The above is singular name for village, but
it is certainly very handsome. Some discoverer
doubtless gave his name to beautiful Lake in
Minnesota, and thus posterity will perpetuate his
memory long after the adventurous pioneer who
found and christencd it, shall be food for worms.
The Village Of Albert Lea is plated upon the
S. f. ID of Section 8 and the S.-W. d of Section
Q Town l02 r. 81, on the Moth end of the large
and lovely Lake Of the same name. It's location
is entrancagly lc.utifu!, a view of the splendid
sheet OF water STRETCHES away to the South, while
the lake shores in summer are lined with the YER
dant foliage OF the heaviest TIMBER reminds
one of that gemcity of New York, GENEVA at the
head of Geneva Lake. Time only, and not long
time either, is wanted to fill up the picture with
handsome residences cover the water with the sails
OF pleasure boats, to complete the resemblance
Its surrounding country is more inviting, and sus
ceptble of denser population than any New
York or New England town we ever saw.
The Shell Rock enters the Lake at the town
site, and furnishes any amount of water power
for milling or manufacturing purposes. Geo. S.
Ruble Esq, one of the Proprictors, has opened a
good store, and he has about finished large Grist
Mill. Building is going on with all the animation
that distinguishes the settlers of Minnesota, and
the country in the vicinity is settling busily as
hands can provide shelter for those American
'shousehold Gods the Wives and Children
Albert Lea is nearly l63 miles from McGregor.
Ii is on the road West from AUSTIN, a very impor-
tant town in the Territory. Its proprietors are
well known through this section OF Iowa the
Brothers Rule if once seen are never forgotten.
They arc probably the largest men in the West,
and it is currently believed that their energy, lib
crafty and public spirit, are commensurate with
their immense physical proportions. If this be
true there can be no doubt that a large town will
grow up under their auspices. We hope SO at all
events. That whole country including the village
plat was entered but few months since. 1"Fo:-
ward % is the order, West of the Mississippi.
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RELIoroUs.-Rev. w. Pryce win preach at
AMERICAN HALL on Sunday next at the usual
norning hour.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
VIII be given 10 any artist In Virginia who will CxhIb

VIII be given u any artS IN virginia who viii exhibit
twelve pictures viz: six Dagusrroypes
of equal merit to twelve which NJ Adams VIII select from
his collection. Hshas opened Gallery Forb's Jew
cr Store 1SS Main St. will skylEht arranged the most
approved principles, which be eqnaled unless SINH
larry situated fronting tc river. With OF
eOsa large AMI well arranged with every convenience for
making pIe.arcs of every style and size lie Is
happy that he will be assisted Nc JAMES cADv
the artist who pictures the hgi-
est PREMIUM Gold Medal the last fair oftle AmerieOn
Epstitu!e Castle Garden. York. also the only premium
Grytfed for DasuerrcotyPts at the HOrds Fd Paris.
SIr ~ has received taEs and eight diplomas for the
best exhibited iiercnt the United
States which ~ attest their superiority and having been
houored with large proportion of the business in Wheeling
the past year expects With Increased facilities only to
retain but enlarge number of his patrons especial
Is rs rcrees The iattStic ners o. his productions rati
or than display OF furniture A5JrotNpss single
OF double gds Dasuerrotypes plain eoored equal to
painting lvnry. Photographs from the lowest prices up 10
Gny dollars Oar light being male Of French Plate Glass
and being unostructe b. buildings, pictures be
male from sris sunset. Pictures children taken in
sidat,eo,y from GA ~ to3 PM. Yetthe lights soft
and persons wild weak eyes sit by It with per-
feet ease Cloudy good any by this light Call
and examine before engaging elsewhere.
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he was not in the providence Of God worth one
dollar lie had always advocated the slavery
agitation, as he did all agitation which would
bring ont the light of the gospel. He affirmed
that the Bible on the subject of slayery was bet
ter understood in the South now than % years
ago, and while they would elevate The black man
they did not believe that God frowned at the
ownership Of slaves. Uncle Toms Cabin was
feeling and touching book for he had wept over
it. Every part was true, but all Impressions
were false The authorizes had taken isolated
euormities-none worse than the murder OF DIR.
Parkman in Boston-and had set them forth to
the world as the character of the South. He
wanted to know if the Assembly was not afraid
of twisting the Bible into Sharp's rile?-
Now the Detroit resolution either meant SONG
thing or nothing. 1t was the gum elastic con-
science which covered multitude of sins, or
hardly covered ones nakedncss. The bowl of
MUNICH which Mnnted-
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ALFK11D HUGHES, NJ. I
DIR. j. Hedges
IS lNGUJ1 ANNIHILA.ToR

FEVER aud Agne, Chuu AMI Fever, Dumb AGue, any
form Intermittent Fever, whether
Ing speedily safely and eaectay cured by the of
/ Dr. ]. Hedges AEiIhtlntor.
This entirely all metallic poison,
such as Arsenic or Mercury but compounded from
tracts purely vegetable. certain, cncncous
remedy, MI kinds of weather. The Pro-
prictor article in his private practice for
years and in has IT failed to effect perfect
When the directions have been followed. In posi-
BILE way njurc the system, butis adapted to all
scve constitutions. IT. he given the infant Of
month old with much safety to the adult, and can be
kept ciimnte. Cncomum long array
testimony. herald efficacy. It's mertlies within tt
self-an invalid 1t will prove Of value than
octave volume Of certificates.
Prepared only by the Proprietor stanhope, X. j., and
never genuine without Ills signature
For sale, wholesale and retail, by A.C. GOOD Co.. Drug
eisss, Wheeling, Va aud by Druggists and merchants
rally throughout the United States.
W. u. DECANiP, General Wholesale Agent
for the Western States,
myT:6n IS CORTLAND ST., New York.
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ODD FEII,ows, DIRECTORY

Vfr$Infas Lodge NO. ;s.-steeis every Thursday
evening At the Hail. conner Market and Monroe steees
w. ZlSE, y. G.; n. n Carr, Secretary.
RranIIIn Ledge No. - Meets as above every
Monday evening. z BE4frE, y. O.; = f kttrt Seerr-
~ wednesday evening IL BuxstSsrOck, y. g. f. IT.
HsEisT, Secretary.
wheeling Lodge No. 59-Meets every MONDAY
evening the Han corner Market and Quincy streets D.
n IrEtKy, n. G.: I'm. u. ssrsaEtia, Secretary.
PanoIa Lodge No S9.-,ieets as above every
ehurf, Secretary.
Abrams Eaeaapmeut no. t.-Sresls at the
Hail. corner Market and Monroe streets, the rsf and third
Tuesday evenings Of month. w w ILlScHAEp, c. p;
s. ". Peor4oS, Scribe
above the seeoaa and srk Tuesday evenings of each
month. Ioux G. HoFrxls, o P-i Fna. Utf'gdroer,
serEbe.
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no PRENpRRs.
PROHIBITION

The recent decision OF people almost every State, in
reference to sale of liquors. not pretend interfere
with medicinal compounds containing stimulus, 1t Is
fact well ill that without stimulating principles
most cases Of extreme debility could be reached, and the
many other Of our valuable compounds could be made
without It, Fog instance Dr. Iostetters Stomach Dcrs
now so celebrated indispensable in every family
medicine. Of prisons suffering from Dyspepsia
aud Indigestion generally speak volumes in favor Of this
great curative agent.
E9g~ For saieby Druggists and hotels generally.
LAUGHLINs &DusiIF1ELD.
myI2 T. H. LOGAN co. Agents
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QUEEN VlCToRIA's CuILDRES.-The Queen of
England, ii not great sovereign, is undoubt-
cdly true woman. Considering the fcrch which
is added to her example by her exalted position,
it can hardly be doubtc;l that she confcrs great
er benefit. on her subjects by the model she es-
hibits OF all the wOmanly domestic virtues than
would result for, great capacity for affairs of
State. The Toronto Globe has taken pains to
collect from the English papers an account ofthc
manner the Queen brings up her children, from
which we make the following extract:
1t would seem that the whole royal household
is up in the morning bctimcS that the young
peopIe breakfast at eight and dine at one, which
hour some people think decidedly vulgar. Dr.
ring the forenoon they keep TO theirbookS. Then
the girls, we suppose, practice caliSthcncs. After
ing. by this tine dinner is ready, and when its
ding school, from which they proceed, the prin-
cesscs to drawing and music, and the princes to
a carpenter shop where they hammer and saw,
aud turn, ill they are tired, after which they
occasionally spend some time in lAbTatory fit
ted up for their peculiar use. The school isnow
ended, and while the girls 20 out to play or ride,
the boys go out to walk, play, ride or shoot till
tea time. Then comes the preparations for the
lessons to-norow, and then to he'd. Such accor-
ding to the English papers, is the daily life ofthe
Q eeu's children, and when we add that, morn.
ing md evening they are trained in the truths of
religion vc believe have before us the fact that
the first family ia the empire is regulated in
fashion, which it wcre well for good many 9th
er families If they would but initiate.
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A MONUMENT,
LIKE MANY OTHERS, TO THE
GREAT VIRTUES OF
T-a ar..s T-EsT. mn :. M = IvFA-TfU4F-D n
naLT,uoRr. March "a. "a

BALTIMORE, March 81, 1856.
This Is to certify that abouut nine years
tackled with paInin my rist ankle We sent for p'ysi-
who orleTed TO c poulticcd, u very much
o.len; continued progress until had increased
the Height 0f my knee suffered very severely with pain
which frequently laid to te home and
out particles of bone to the Tumbrr Of Is,
and 's ortF0 Of T Tia N e6rSfR nsAS aR 3os
vas then taken to Hartford county this State the ply
GERS but could not live afterwards. This physician work
cd with ssn weeEs, using the knife frequently nE-
ulcers proud 1eSh and pieces OF houe without
giving me any reetxore Of the applications very
severe Ehe applied the agony greatny nls
conl MOI stand By and - me suffer thought this time
for from my knee to my a%ie was not
freely white pus with sign blood, times when
would fingers white pns would issue terefrom
'''sso vat" "''sI BALrrMoRE NJ noMEt
then returned to Baltimore my oil home, expecting
ns the alrtce ofy friends used various remedies sous
which gave uny transient relief TcOntinned to
wors swelling my LEFT lip ami after severe pain
an nicer formed from which piece Of hone Anoth-
and s ged at the same %e to cut Oh NY right leg as the
onIv means saving my life. After tits another form
9rr parts II my Body which number astonIsh
ed those who them was reduced TO mere skeleton,
anu Is weak . - DEATH DEATH HRLlEpt
m death would have bssna relief had tried PLY,
scans and ali the remedies cOnlI hear Of when friend
who had been rurei HAAIPTON'S VEGETABLE TING
rCnE Of asease similar to The one vas laUorns nndsI
i've years. commenced taking "LiiiaptO'.s JtIttIIke
''"''"''' [ucpE coMEs!l
the bottle of which inspired With hope md Ivy the
time hal taken bottles much Improved that
had the rrcr believe that 1t would cure
tinue It's Esesl Improving Nv ulcers healed and new
strength to nv we9s and shattered systemic and with
further detail am npPy 70 say ms leg Is also healed
now consider myself cured by this wonderful Inelicinc
alone. have rvtnbrt faint idea OF suderH9s, hut
frenls WHO rad this wall bear testimony to all that
have said IN fSvos of
Mt1pfof,s F10etIJlJ 7TaotHr6,"
vii! III gho afflicted asI have been, to use
l. with the utmost confidence.
EDWIN ". sPENSKLTN,
No. 81 Register street,
3loors north Of Pratt ST.
us 4 GREAT SPRTN1r aCEDEcLNYt
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.

ohio Lodge NO. Io1.-Mests ut Masonic Hall,
corner Market and Monroe streets rst and third
day evenings of each month. q. ". sonrs. W. NJ f u:
lB1ssett, Secretary.
wheeling leo ge No. 12s.-Nleeis as above on
the rst and tEird Saturday crenngs of each month"; J. II.
WILLIAMS, W. "; S IF. PedgsoH, Secretary.
wheeling Union CEanPter No. 19.--Mceis ns
above on the sscon Nondky evening of eachnonh. W. @.
SCorr, II. r.; j. Il. 6aukt, Secretary.
Wheeling EncnmPment No. Meets as
above on ourts Monday evening d month"; W. J.
BATES, G.. c., d. Lorisg, Recorder.
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A HoLi.ANDgR,s TESTIMONY

y H0Li.ANDER'S TESTIMoNY!t
Jacob Ruskes. living In the Holland settlement of She
bOygsn, Wisconsin, says AFTER suffering for time
tie misery attending rros;ratlOn Of mind aud body
have bsen ssstorc,i by using Lsr60res No'dnd Filters
to perfect health"
this remedy being in sucl very high repute
among the nllanders Wisconsin, Michigan, New York, In
fact every Holland the United States, argues
much in It's favor.
Try it-for Chronic Nervous Debility, any Nervous
Rheumatic, Nsuralsc affection.
sS-sold 81 per bottle, BOTTLES for s., rs the
rroprtetOrs BENJAMIN PAGE, In. & Co.
Manufacturing Pharmnceuss ard Chemists, corner Smith
field and Third streets, Pittsburgh nnd by
LAUGHLLNS DE- BUSHFZELD,
myel Wheeling, Va.
ALFRED HUGHES, NJ. d.
Homeopathic Physician,
HAS removed his office residence and permanently
located himself the of Fourth and Qulncey Streets
below the First Presbyterian Church.
OFFICE IouEs;-Siorning, from to o
Noon, %
Evenings, =" 40
BILL OF PRICES-For single visit, 50 cents; medicine
Is For visits day. 80 cents; mcdcde
IS cents Advice Office medicine IS 90 cts
and upwards, the may he.
obsetric cases from 45to $40.
Visits to thu country, according to distance.
TIE .Bll Prieesis giveu because Is said my
charges arc much higher. my S-1yd
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Verify Truth is sometimes
Stranger than Fiction!
AN ASTOUNDING CURE

THIS young gentleman living mids-tllosc
vino know him will hear Testimony thar his suierinss and
eSnEGcrRto. Of the pieces Of bone may
calling 241 Baltimore strceothers in his
nassessian. Let Tie seCnllcA hmle VIII testify that
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TfAzsFER ACCEPTED The Alexandra, Lon-
doun and Hampshire Rail Road Company CON
vcned in Alexandria on Wednesday and accepted
the act of the Virginia Assembly authOrising a
transfer Of $4,000 Of the State subscription
from the east % the west of the Shenandoah.
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The Ccnreyilie (sId) Sentinel says that
corn planting in that county has been finished.
Orders have been issued to close the bar.
beTs' shops.in Sew Bedford, Mass, on Sundays.
- A reduction of s., 600 men has taken,
Mace In the French army
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SAW MnL DEsrRorED By FIaE-Ihe steam
saw min belonging to Mr.. Joseph yanderyenter,
near Hungary water statiCn, on,the Richmond
and Fredericksburg Ea.,) Railroad, was de-
stroyed by fire on the night of the goth instant,
together with all the machinery, the engine and
about 40, 600 feet of lumber. There was no in
surancc.
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rnyt2
aEoreErorx. a.. Nor. Il, 1sls.


Some two years since purchased DR.. Hampton bot
tie of his Tlncturt amer taking short time, found my
general greatly improved have since purchased
some half bottles the my family aud have
hestancy saying that each member who hasused IT,
was materially benefited hy the 1t is pleasant
take and docs interfere persons business in the
least. J. TAYLOR PRATT. /.
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After the Communion the assembly was call
cd to order, aud Immediately adjourned for the
purpose of attending the Bible Society meeting
clock.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-26

REruRN or SPrcig rRoM EURoPE.-IThe steamer
Foitor,, which arrived at New York on Wedncs-
day night from Liverpool brought over in specie
$4,000. This viii have the effect to ease mp.
monetary affairs, not so much from tho amount
as It's fsyorable prenoniti6ns.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-26

y GARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. DuPONCo's GOLDEN FEMAPE PILLS iatalii-
removing sOrpages irregularities the
These Pills nothing new have by the Doc
for many yenrs, both in France and America, with
paraee in every case and he urged by many
thousand ladies who have used them, make the pills pub
c for the alienation of those suffering from any Irregular
tiles whatever, well preventive to those ladies whose
health will permit increase of family. Pregnant fc
males, those surprising themselves be cautioned
against using these PE, the proprietor
sponbiy the above adnronItton, although their mild
would prevent my Injury health otherwise these
pills recommended Directions accompany box
Price 81.
Sold Wholesale aniirstaiiby
LAUGITLINs & DusHFIELD,
GenI Agents for Ohio county,
No2sMonroe st.
Also for sale by TIL. LOGAN co.
Bridge Corner Druggtsts.
All orders nst he addressed the above General Agents
they Will supply Proprietors prices, and send
PHI. eondyntiaIly ladies' mail, by enclosing 81
either, ut the Wheeling Post office.
~ B-nr. Duponeos Golden Pills, signature ~. DupOn-
every other genuine. For particulars get
Circular of Agents. npe5-ly
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-26

Boeus Bnls.-7s4 man named Whitney has
been arrested IN Boston having in his possession
$500 in bills ON the bogus Metropolitan Bank in
Washington. He is also charged With passing
such emoucy."
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.YENTSG SEsSIl
4 IlttIs brandy . sc e slFenstll.

Tho Assembly met again at 4 o'clock, when
the Sacrament Of the Lords Supper was admin
iStcred.
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

oUSERA1. AssKxsI.y OF EIE PRESBYTERIAN cuURcu,
fSEw scHDoI-J
vs.3tA Day--7 uysday.
Z The Assembly met at 8 o'clock this morning,
and tbs usual time vas spent in devotional exer-
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READ pHISI

FOrsale by 7. IL. LOGAN & co.
my92 Genu Agents.
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TO Q o IN S U M P We!

ARRIVAL OF
DR. S. PAECOAST, FROM PHILADELPHIA.
TNr =. PHnconst, late Professor Ia The Medical Unl-
II versity OF Philadelphia, will remain In this city for
before eayinSfor tue West His mode of treating
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA AND OTHER :
CHRONIC DISEASES
OF the Throat and Lungs b. Aeiict Inhalation. For
proof the Doctors In the treatment OF Diseases
the Lungs see Pamphlets his Treatise on Consumption
The former will be given grat1ousl application Ut the
Hotel.
The Doctor has taken the eIare House, and can
lie co1suted after the 2ls between ~ O'Clock a. NJ and
O'clock y. NJ. idy2l
r s-Dr. paneoas will he in GAINESVILLE Tuesday, May
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DIR. e. G WINCHELL,

UEN TINI'I
AS taken suit Of splendid In lIornbroO's
block, lls Main ct, directly over c. Browns Jew
ey store where he hopes establish himself permanently
rs close attention to his business reasonable charges good
and faithful work always warranted hi hopes to secure
share of PATRONAGE .s.H-
Dr.. Wis familiar with all the new modes Of inserting
Teeth including the Continuous Gum" work. Filling,
cleaning and extracting done in the best and most faithful
manuer,
No charge advice For further particulars inquire at
the Office. iny24
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COMMUTE oN NILEAee.

The Committee on Mileage presented long
report on the Contingent fund, The amount
paid in was St,I1s gS, and the amount actually
required s ,5G3 I5 Resolutions were loptcd
to make dist button Of the funds in proper
ton to the amount paid by each Church, 50 that
Commissioners of those Churches which had
paid ia tho FIJI amount assessed, or nearly so,
get two-thirCis OF their expenses, and those who
had not would get two-fifths only.
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REAL ESTATE sAI,Es
GEoRGE E. wIcklIAM,

CThc above sale Is postponed unt!l Monet SssS,0nseT
ay OF juno, -'4, ~ u. Se ID
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Rev. DIR. Ross stated that ne was not slave.
oder but there was not man in the house
mo had undergone III reference to slavery, n
TgzteF eisl Than hinrself He had emancipats3
slsYes whose Yalno would DO $4,000, and Low
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TUE SLAVERY DISCUSSIONS KESRwED.
Rcr. DR.. Parker, a. Y. in continuing his re-
marks on the slavery question, begged that the
Detroit resolutions might he dropped. The
question to bc considered was simply that Of
power and he moved to strike out such portions
Of the report as dill not bear on that subject.
The Moderator decided that this being an a,
mendmcnt could not he offered, an amendment
to the original resolutions being already before
The Georgetown news., 1856-05-01
Ladies' Dry Goods Store.

AIkS. II. 4 WELLS take pleasure in an
vi nonnoing to the Ladies II this pl2o- an1
vicinity that she hds opened
The Georgetown news., 1856-05-01
GeoreetOWn Theater.

TTNHE under igned having just redtted the The
L acre in this place take pleasure in informing
All Travelling Theatrical Companies,
aa well as those giving CONCERTS OR EXHI-
BlTI0NS of any kind that he would be happy
to let the same II any companies as above, on
reasonable terms. The Theatre is pla tered with
hard finished walls, new and ample Scenery,
commodious Dressing Rooms and Will seat 800
persons.
Parties wishing to engage viii please address
the undersigned through Express or Telegraph.
w. Fl. PRATT.
Georgetown, Jan. 18th. 1856. [l2tf
The Georgetown news., 1856-05-01
Medical Convention.

WYE EREAS, The pGt dr al mel of this state
w the become awakened tV the Importance
O. clevating the profession OF Medicine III tie
State; and 1rhere0s a State Nedi'al Convention
was held in Sacramento On the 18th day OF March
last, and resulted liz the organization Of State
Medical SNciety-wAich soc'ety earnestly rec
ommended the immediltt formation # County
Medical Societies, as necessary 70 ACCOMPLISH
the desired objecU, therefore
ReSolred That we, tic Undersigned, members
OF the State Medical SociCty and "f the Medical
profession, consider it Lot presuming too much
to earnestly recomr3 end al ren'bers of The pro
fession IN Ell Dorado county, % convene at Pla-
cerville, at the Masonic Hall, az 10 O'clock A.
H., on Thursday the oth day of May, l05C, fo1
the purpose of taking the initiatcry steps to-
wards forming Count MeLeal Society, auxl.-
7ary to the State Mtdical Society.
DR.. y. f. KEENE. -. PldcfI7Hle.
+" II. w. A. WoRTHEN,
=" r. H. HALL. .....
d" o. HARVEY
A. CLARK,..
" p. CHAMBERL IN.
% l. S. TITUs. .......,
" JHoN Cook. -. Diamond Springs.
F. w. SHIELDS, . Cold Springs,
H. M. FIsKE, Ell D0rado.
=" W. H. TAYLOR. .Coloma.
April 18th, 1876. lZ1~4f.