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San Andreas independent., 1856-10-25

number of our readers, who have not facil-
tiles to examine the statutes we publish SUCH
Sections of the Election Law, as are more par
ticularly necessary to legally organize the Board,
and control the opening, closing and operation
of the Polls also, the legal qualification OF an
lectof
It ia moral, as well as political duty, for
everv qualified voter to deposit his ballot. 1t
i, also RELIGIOUS duty, to let no corruption of
anv nature. approach the sanctity of the Ballot
gar When in doubt, about being qualified
vo.sr. the elector should examine the law for
himsef, aad il rot fully convinced that he is
..ot;tlsd 70 vote, he should refuse to do so, and
spurn the evil genius who may attempt to sub
born fraudulent or Illegal vote, and thus will
sustain the purity ofelecti ge franchise, unawed
BY fear or unbiassedby gain. The law is plain,
and to the point; aud if any adopted citizen is
certain that he is entitled, By the prOvisions Of
the lar, 10 pote 1t is his privilege and bounden
duty to insist on the right, in the face of any
opposition interposcd by political tricksters.-
Remember, also, that the msn who stands by
and witnesses any illegal vote registered, is
equally culpablc with the aggressor; therefore,
it becomes not only the right but the sacred
duty Of every American citizen, native or adopt
ed, to challenge the fraudulent vote, and thus
assist in sustaining the purity of the Ballot
Box,-none but the fool or the knars get an
grr when his vote is challenged.
On this subject, the Sacramento Union says
Thousands OF men have so blunted their
Sensibilites in reference to elections, as to act
as if they considered everything fair at an cleo
tion and that, if you can double vote, or get q
few hundred half intoxicated fellows to swear
in their votes, who are notoriously not entitled
10 vote they have done acts which entitle them
to the lasting gratitude of the party for which
they IRE laboring Men dc these things, too
and reason themselves into the belief that it is
IL right, who would scorn to do dishonorable
act in their relations and transactions with So
ciety az individuals Remonstrate with them
3or being concerned in election frauds, and they
viii reply, with laugh, " o. the other side
cheats as much as we do, and if we don't swindlt
in some votes, we are sure 10 be beaten Sue
cess, with this kind Of politicians, justi6es the
means, no matter how base they may be con.
sidercd in the eye of morality. The amount O.
perjury committed on the day of Presidential
election, throughout the Union, is fearful tt
contemplate"
San Andreas independent., 1856-10-25

FoUND.-A small purse, ornamented
with steel-beads, open in the centre, con-
tanning lock of child's hair, braided and
tied with a green ribbon; and small
tooth, supposed to be ladies tooth. The
loser can get the articles by calling at this
Office
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e. v. BOYNTON,

WATCH MAKER AND JEWELER,
Main ST., opposite Odd Fello,rs' Hall,
SAN ANDREAS,
IL EEPS always on hand good assortment
IN ofLeunette and Flat Glasses, Fine snQ
Gold and Steel Watch Hands and Keys, E7A.
fine Gold Pens, Lockets, Rings, Earrings, ,ss.sX
and Breastpins. Always on hand good as
sortment of common Keys, Guards, &C., &c.
ALSO-All kinds of Violin Fixtures, inclu-
ding the very best Italian Strings.
n. B-Careful attention given to Repairing
Watches Clocks, Manufacturing Rings, Speci-
men Pins, &c. All work warranted if we'll used.
October a, '56. oct 4-3m
San Andreas independent., 1856-10-25

Tom BELLS GANG.-A Deputy Sheriff
of Calaveras county, arrived in Sacramento
on Monday night, having in charge John
Gardner, Jack Philips, and three others,
all reputed accomplices of Tom Bell
They were lodged in Jail, and are to be
sent to the counties having the strongest
claims upOn them.-,Sdc. Union.
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Mining Laws,

Adopted By the Miners Of San Andrsas District,
at a Public Meeting held jane 18th, 1856.
BOUNDARY
/. On the North by Murrays Creek, and on
the East, South and West, to include all of the
Territory drained by San Andreas Creek and
it's Tributaries.
2. All Mining Claims, shall be properly de-
signated, by conspicuous stakes
3. Claims for Shaft Diggings shall be one
hundred feet square.
4. A Tunnel Claim shall be one hundred feet
wide, running through the hill but no Com
pany shall hold more than one hundred feet to
each Member of the Company, when running
with the lead, or in pay-dirt
5. Gulch Claim shall be one hundred feet
square.
g. A Surface Claim shall be one hundred
feet square.
T. Any person or persons discovering New
Diggings, shall be entitled to an extra Claim for
the discovery.
: s. All Miners, on application, shall have the
right to examine adjoining Claims to prevent
encroachments.
g. All Mining Claims shall become forfeited,
by being abandoned, or not worked for three
consecutive days except in case of sickness, J
provided water can be obtained for working
the same.
10. All Claims in Shafts or Tunnels, or any
Claims that have been worked in the dry season
shall be considered workable from June lst,
until November lst.
IL. All Riddlings and Tailings shall be
deemed abandoned, and become forfeited, three
days after the abandonment of the Claim from
which they have been taken, provided they are
not worked, if workable.
II. All persons shall he entitled to hold, at
the same time, Sluice Claim, and Claim in
Deep Diggings, provided he works the same
according to law.
13. Persons holding Claims, where water
cannot be Immediately obtained, shall keep q
notice on the same renewed every ten days, or
have the same Recorded, by Recorder chosen
for that purpose, by the Miners, which shall
hold good until water can be obtained.
IL. All Claims to be Recorded shall be done
so, by the owner or owners, in person, of the
same.
Is. All Laws or parts of Laws conflicting
with the above are hereby repealed, and from
this date rendered void.
Adopted juno 9th, 1855 oct25-3m
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To the Independent Voters Of Gala
yERAs CouNrY.--You will be called upon to
elect COUNTY JUDGE at the next election,
to be held in November.
Having served you in that capacity before,
again offer myself as candidate for that office,
and solicit your suhrages.
The position to which l aspire-not being @
political ofice-I have no pledges to make,
except that if elected, shall endeavor to do my
duty and to mete out justice to the aggrieved,
and punishment to the guilty, without fear,
favor or affection. HENRY EMO.
Campo Seco, October d. '56-te
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"SoME APPLES. Apples are selling in
San Francisco at So piece. The Alta
says, they were, to be sure, of tolerable
large dimensions, and perhaps Of excellent
quality; but, we opine, the "dinero" must
become far more abundant ere our citizens
can indulge much in such luxury.
San Andreas independent., 1856-10-25
O an0i0ate n o tirfs.

For Justice of the Peace.-The friends OF
]. H. BACHMAN annouce him as candidate for
the office of JUSTICE OF THE PEACE in Township
No. S, Calaveras county.
Forman's Ranch, Oct IA, 49, oct 18
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FOR SAIEl

ANE FINE BILLIARD Ia APLE-nearly new,
~ only been in use eight months. Enquire
Of the subscriber, in the town of San Antonio.
LOUIS TOSTADO.
San Antonio, October 1856. oct 25-2t*
San Andreas independent., 1856-10-25

=. THANKs.-The Pacific Express and
Wells, Fargo d Co, during the past week
Extended US the usual Express iavors, by
asfull supply. Of san Franciso and country
I4pers.
San Andreas independent., 1856-10-25

For Justice of the Peace.-The friends of
URlAH BRANT announce him as candidate
for the Office of JUSTICE OF THE PEACE in Town
ship No. s. CalaveraS county. oct lite
San Andreas independent., 1856-10-25
OLD ESTABLISHED COLUMBIA
SEED STORE AND NURSERY,

CPPOSttc 1E yesSO7t . AJtttOUtj 2uutH StIestJ
COL JMBLA
YEHFI1S ESTABLISHMENT for two years, was
IL the only Seed Store in all Tuolumne
County or the Southern mines, and is NOW the
only store where full assortment of all the
Garden, Fruit, Field and Flower Seeds,
can be obtained on these mountains. All are
fresh and reliable, received by every Steamer
Express from the Shakers of New Lebanon, N. Y.
The Nursery contains over 10000 Trees
Apples, Peaches Plums, Cherries, Nectarines,
Pears, Ounces, Roses, Locusts, Catalpa Honey
Locust, Weeping Willows &C., &C., all grown
here, and consequently naturalized to our soil
and climate.
Orders by Express, instantaneously attended
to by THOS. S. SWAIN,
October 4, '56 6m-is Proprietor.
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9pefial n otifes.

Calaveras Lodge No. 78, F. and A. M.
Hold their Stated Meetings at their Hall, ~
in San Andreas, on the SATURDAY of, -aAeEaA
or next succeeding Full Moon. Visiting Breth-
reu in good standing are respectfully invited to
attend. n B. JENKS, w. NJ.
E. J. ArrINELLI, Secretary. oct lift
San Andreas independent., 1856-10-25

L. o. of o. F.-Mokelumne Lodge No
"A l. o. of 0. F.. meets regularly eve-
ry Thursday evening, at their Hall, zASSAt9&
over Downing & Littlers store, Main street, Mo-
kelumne HILL Members and visiting brothers
in good standing are fraternally invited to at
tend CHAS. w. L1TTLER, n. G.
W. F. MOSES, Sec'y. sep. 24-tf
San Andreas independent., 1856-10-25

The SyPEoN.-In the new dggngs discover
Cd on tue San Andreas Gulch, near this place,
by Mcssrs. King Allen, is a shaft sunk 81
feet, which is drained by Siphon. The lead
pipe which conducts the water extends several
hundred feet down to the Gulch. The only
difficulty is in regulating the Siphon so as to
exhaust the water no faster than the supply
scomes into the shaft This difficulty once OBJ
waited and the Siphon will be introduced in
numerous nining-claims on our hill-sides where
the ledge has never yet been struck, and the
Tabor consequently lost. Hundreds of rich min
ling shafts now abandoned on account of the
water, may yet he successfully worked by aid
of the Siphon.
We learn that in every instance where a
shaft has been sunk to the ledge in all the new
claims just below Jenk's Ranch, rich prospects
have rewarded the enterprise. The Siphon
claim is probably the richest. We noticed par
ties at work sinking shafts in Jenk's field
San Andreas independent., 1856-10-25

For Constable.-WM. MILLER, is can
didate for CONSTABLE in Township No. s. Gala
veras county. oct. lite
San Andreas independent., 1856-10-25
CORNWELL & HINzMAN,

Io0VIS10As 70 " BUWHAN,
nEALERS IN STOVES, TINWARE, HARD
II ware, Paints, Oils, Window Glass, -
Iron and Steel, and Crockery. Having d
good assortment of the above named ar-@
tlcles, the patronage of the citizens of San An
dreas and vicinity is respectfully solicited, with
assurances of being fairly and honorably dealt
with, and goods will be sold at satisfactory pri-
ces. Also
Plumbing and Jobbing at short notice.
San Andreas, Oct. 1, '56. oct 4-3m.
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n en- Embellishments.
STRAYED !

EROM GREASERTOWN, on the Calaveras
a river, one light iron gray HORSE, fN
branded n, short main. Said horse X9sM
had On when he left, two packs con- tJ "
tanning dry-goods. Whoever will return said
horse and packs to l. BLUMENTHAL, San An
dreas, will receive $50 reward.
San Andreas, Oct 25, So oct 25-lt
San Andreas independent., 1856-10-25

VISIT Fo THE BRICK YARD.-ln company with
\ friend we visited Mr.. j. C. Marshalrs Brick
fRrd, ut the head of Five Pound Gulch The
new kiln, now finished, contains $4,000 brick,
which will bc thoroughly burnt and ready for
a market in q few days. Several new buildings,
on faYoritc. corners, in this Place, will then be
commenced
This is the last season for that Brick Yard.
After last rain several little pieces Of gold, were
found in the green bricks; the shining metal,
POLISHED by the gyrations Of the mud mill, were
hy the shower, exposed in the brick The
discovery led to prospecting, and resolution
that gold was more valuable than brick, con-
,sequently the brick yard will go the way of all
good diggings, down the golden channel of a
sluicing tiume.
We verify believe had the brick makers en-
gagged on the Tower Of Babel, discovered the
shining metal, gold, in the clay they were work
ing, the necessity of confusion Of tongues would
have been avoided and the suspension of that
greatest of brick yards accomplished without
introducing the jargon and jaw-breaking, now
necessary to keep up an exchange of ideas and
iaedium "a thought. We sometimes think that
the Chinese must have been the most obstinate
workmen, on that pyramid, as their language
Is the most difficult to study and understand
San Andreas independent., 1856-10-25

adopted by the Miners Of San Andreas District
at Public Meeting held jane 18Th, 1856.
BOUNDARY
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1883 1856
1856

- EGULAR Kcokuk and M Louis Packets. Thi,
~ old and popular line Of steamers will run twt
daily lines Of steamers between keokuk and ST. Lou
10 during the present season. The lines arr compos
ed OF the following staanch and speedy boatss
Westsrner, johnson, Master.
keokuk, Matson, Master
Quincy, new bcaf)
One Of which will leave ksokuk daily, At 8
O'Clock, y, Quincy at9 y. and arrive at ST. Louis
ne It moaning. 81 5 o clock.
Express Mail Lins-The Sam Gaty, Heaisht,
Mss.sf, w'ii leave keokuk daily, at ] rx, dinner
on boassl) ard oonacct at Quincy st S rx. with the
St Louis Packets
Jesnnie Deans, Burke, Master,
Die Vernon, Ford, Master,
and srrive nj st. Louis next morning at o'clock
These lines are composed Of boats whue nance
aone are sanc,ent guarantees Of their speed and ac
conmodstiop. fcb2sdtf
~ fssscngers for the east can take the Quincy
eAs st r. H., and connect at Qnincy with CONNECT
ing train on N. c. Railroad for Chicago and he
sast orca take the burlington boat at Monrose at
?. H., and CONNECT ~ Buriingtsu with the evening
tarin On the Chicago and Burlington Railroad for
Chicago and The east,
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DAVIES 4 n Ant.
U7HOLESALE Dealers ia Boot. and

w lis, MAis Street, ke0kuk, Iowa.
Having located In this city We would respectfully
inform tho merchants Of the interias that We have
engaged in the above business having ali the faril
lilies for purchasing osr staek Arestly VI the manu-
fscturcrs ~ the lowest figures. II n our object and
determination 10 build up large and permanent
trade BY Keeping hand large aad veil assorted
stock making prices low that none can be less
and terms and discounts ~ liberal as any other
house.
Please call and examine our stock. seplsd
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A I the sign of the Big shoe, on Main Street, near
( \ corner IF Sd. another invoice of Gents, La
dies Misses and dChildrens wear, CONS mpSising all
the styles of the season, and which constant
additionsare bcing made by fresh arrivals. The re-
mAinder Of the stock purchased from the late frm
Of Odell MAtless, will close out at cost and be-
low cost in order ~ make for other goods aaw
on the way. All persons wishing bargains in our
line, are requested 10 call and examine for them
selves. We will also make order, at the shortest
notice, all kinds Of gentlemen q and Ladies' wear
from tho best material and in the latsststye good
at being guaranteed in all cases.
myl6d AuISkAMP MAILESS.
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EXCHANGE AND DAhK fN0 nOuAa;
GeOrQe Q. AaAefo0o,
Thru street, -. AAiuaAd Johssa, Ksokyk, Iowa
WILL buy Esstsrn and Southern Exchange ai
1,Hfsss..es,i.s sIv.s % s,,,s..iou, .,a mo
eseds remttsd q sHrsntrates Of exchange, free OF
Ia Usaai baking facilities sr.aied % es..
TONERS.
Min.lox Lanisr Co.. BANKERS, N. York City.
x. W. Ozark, Dodge 4 Co., Il
Y. ". Clark I Co., Bankers, PhiladelphiA.
J. W Clark ACo, Boston
hgy ails:nherEsr Co., Bankers, q. Louis.
3. ~. Clark 4 Bros,
John ]. Andefsoa Co.,
0illmors r Brothertca, Cincinnati.
~ O1ss hours from = A. N. 70 Pm.
July IL. 1s5S.--diy
DEMlNG 4 LOVE.
tsaccessors to A. L. Deming COL
DAnkePs aoA Dealers IN Excha ngs
MAis Street, Ksokvk, fses.
IOAKIIcULAR attention given TO collections.
:. s.',: y: c,.st, : e. podse . Co., WORK; ;.
Adams Bsckinahsms,
J. ". Clark 4 Co., Boston;
Drsxsi Co., Philadelphia;
y. W. Cissk Co., 81
yohsston, Brotbss. Co.. Baltimore,
Z. ". Clark Bros, Sc. Louis;
stsee saving Institstion, +"
Benoist Donneiiy,
Wm. hsrron 4 Co., P;tubur rl:
Csmn<sesa Bank, Cincinnati;
N.Corwtth Co., 0Alsaa;
Heron Brother, Dubuque;
:, y. c. Convrrs Esq, Cashier state Bank ef Ohio,
zan~svilie. fIy7
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From 4 ksckak - chicago, Niagara Fails, Buffalo
New iork and Boston. and to 8slesburg,
Rock Islasd, YeItop City. .6Alcns, Dun.
isth. Dabsqss, st. Paul, Ac., via
NORTHERN CROSS RAILROAD,
1son
Qaincy - ssalesAurg.
CONNECTIONS:
N T0alesbure with the Chicago and Burlin eton
"A and Peoria end Oqaawka Railroads for bur
lingtes, Peoris, wyanett, Meaota Junction and Chi
Al Nyssett and Pond Creek With Chicago and
Rock Island. aud Bureau Valley Rsiroads for Rocl
Island. Iowa City, Lasaiie, &c.
Al Aendcsa with Illinois Central Railroad 70,
Saiton cSsy, 0siena, Dun lsith. Dsbuaue St. Panl
md ether river towns; Rlomington, Springfield
Decatur, Pana, &c.
AtJunetion with Galena and Chicago Union Rail
rosd Tor Eigin, Belvidere, Beloit, Madison Free
port, H..
Al Chicago With the erss, R.,.sn and Moth.
ern hnes, for Milwaukee, Poad dn Lac Sc. Detroit
Toledo, Cleveland Pittsburgh, whselin,, baltimore
Philadslphia. Indianapolis, Lafayette. Cincinnati
Dunkirk, Buffalo. Niagara Palis, Suspension Bridge
AlDany, ,Sps'ngseid, Boston, and eities md town,
generalty ehr0ughost the east.
Two TRAINS DAILY, Sundays excepted, be-
tween Quincy and Chicago. On and after the iItt
inst until fsrtAss nesee, TRAINS win run ~ foilows
!. Chicago kxpres.-LsAses Quincy at4. As A. ".
arrives II 'sslcsburEh as 9.55 A. H.. at Wyaneti
IL. ISL r. H., at Assdots ~ l.75 pn. at Junct,ou
A1sp. H., At Chieagoern
,. Chicago Express--Iesves Quincy 3 20 r. ~, ar
rlvss at Gslssburg $50 r. NJ, At Wysnett II 70 r. X
:. ~ Mendota Iz.35 A. ~, at Junction $40 A. n, a
Chicago S.35 A.. n.
D. Quincy Bxpsess--Leaves Chicago IS A. 4 :. ar
rises 81 6slcsburg b.lb 2. NJ, asd ~ Quincy ii j!
P.h.
4. Quincy E1press-Leavcs Chicago s 20 p. w., ar
sivcs IT Gaiesburg ass H., and at Quincy at le4,
An.
Trsins run into and leave from "r nion Depot,
Chicsso.
BAGGAGE CHECKED 10 CHICAGO
Passengers leaving Quincy In the morn rain
viii arrive at Rock Island, Peoria 3ainn Dunleith
Due0que and Chicago some evening; making ssr,
connections at Chioage with trsins cart
Leaving Qaincy in the evening train, will ~
rive at the above points in the morning. making
sure connections At Chicago with trains nortn, cas-
and south.
Daily Beat Of the Minsssota Packet Co., leaves
Dunieith for 81. panl ETC.
Forparticuan and further inform al M, please ap
ply st the Company office, Main street. btween "a,
lAaclede House and Western Stage oSes. keoauk
where Through Tickets to all principal places b.
procured. Through Tickets eau also bad on boart
the Steamers Of the st. Louis h Keokuk Packet Co.
AK for tickets via Northern Gross Railroad
VIC. BULI.IoSs. Gen. sup't
4. NJ. BURNHAM, &c u Ticket Agt
j. r. TEwksBuar, Agent, Keokak.
june 13dkW
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CRACKERs On ACKEWa1
NOTICE no b. 0ALIOWAYD WHOLESALE
ClyRT0A RRS.

vIvHAT In consequence of his Asias shost 20 build
! and enlarge his Machine Craekss and Bread
Bakery, he will not b. able after two wssks to q
tend TO any orders for st lsaat nontAs.
Hersqaests those in want 10 givs him spesdy no.
ties h. GALLOWAY.
jsl7n Jehnssn o., bstwsea "a sAd III.
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IkNoknk 1oilar IIa.k...

keokuk DOtler Works.
1sORNER sixth All Riaee strests. I am r,cr. -
~ - nsssfactsrs Boilers, Taaks Iroa nosis L.rJ
81 6eap Hotties. 0as AoldaFA or snythips elss CON
ascted With ny hastness, asA 70 send compstcnt
wesknsn y Any past Of The sosatsy to do repairs.
ID. WRLCu0AQ.
Keoksk, Iovs, Sept. q. dAviy
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yOCLDsA ELLIOTT, importers and JObben Of
" Earthenwarc, China and Glassware, No. -
Nersey Street, New York, would ray to Merchants
and dealers generally that, having cstshished .
Cash House IN this branch VI trade, they are fully
convinced that they sell Crockery, etc., II such
prices win pay the purchaser Ane profit retail.
Experiencs has proved very conclusvsly ~ that,
by adherinx strictly TO the cash system We can sf.
ord to sell from to twenty per cent. below IT,
regular credit trade prices.
To this end ask examination Of our styles
and prices list Of which will be forwarded ky mail
to any party desiring.
EArthcnwarc, by the Invoice, single package, os
very carefully repacked for the country traAs
Juiv n lS55.--dlv
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VIVIAN, IUbAUNV = 6NUFE WAREHOUSES,
Ne. ~ hss1ofpA Street Ills
"x are nov receiving largs snd choice stosk Of
w HARANA AND DOMESTIC CIGAkS, gS
Having direct Communication with partiss IN
NORTH CAROLINA and VIRGINIA, tks eouroeof
production md manufacture Of Pho TOBACCO. en-
ables a. TO oeer some very ehoics hrsnds . these
celebrated Tobsccos 1t very low prices.
Country dealers and dealers generally are srr;t.A
= exaDinsonr stock. J. \. JORDAN CD. :
II Randolph ~, (opPcsits Yosng Amsriss, Chiseko
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y. &. DEWEY. N. y.
Physbclan anA Sursenn

| PAysBclan ana Srrree..
One door west off faPostofhcc, I'd STORY. .KROKrK
| DR. DEWEY has bees praStitioacr Of Nsaists,
II and Surgery for about six years psst "a ~,
State Of New York and will be happy 70 exhibit Il
~ friends testimonials II The higksst
regarding his professional and personal standing
junelSd6m ggsfsrS arr
y. q. POTTS, m. b.
nfFERs 70 the citiIens Of Keohuk his services ..
~ HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
and Accoucher.
Persons at distance Who wish 70 avail themsslves
| et the advantages of this popular system OF cure
can obtain good harding 10 the sity vhil. under
Treatment or may consult BY letter.
.Oniee No. $ BurksI 0aisery, ID srt.... bstv,.p
Main and Blopdssa. fekidSu
MEDICAL NOTICE.
B. PARKER, N. D., Physieian end Surgeon
~ 81 o@os with Dr. wya.a. Main street, bs.v.en l',
ena "a streets. fsb5dly
L. WOOD, NJ. d,
pHfbClAN and Surgeon. Ofhse corner 81 and
johnson streets, up stairs, Kcokuk, lows.
mchsdtf
r. AAMlLL, -. d,
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
AAVINo pssnAnsatIy located In this city, vould
~ respectfully solicit share Of public patron
age oace On Fourth street, betwesa Main and Blon
aesu, dsc37dly
1fFICE q his Residcncs, on BIondeau Street
Zone door W est OF Second, Ksokuk, Iowa.
April 70, ls54.--d
Decsevs McOag1n ana Allen
Lave ass0siateA ths0Sciees n the practice Of
l Asdisiae. Win spsSiaae 10 stsepd in consul
ssaon y all eaass and 70 sey required distance ow
large VhASTy of The best medical works extans
HeyAgps9sa - receive aid Instruct large slass
of puyols.
D.EMA0ugin, n. D., Rssidssss on <sa sstvsss
Main and Dioedesu.
J. ,. Allsa, n. D., ResiAe~ss on High, between ID
asd eth.
O0es 10 the ''Post hsiBdisg," "a story, on ID st.
Ibst~esn Maia ssd Johpson.
CONSULTATION hours bctwssn II oslsek, A. II /. aa1
iP.M oetSlA