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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-03
New ORLEANS, April "a.

Col. French has left San Juan for Aspin-
wal, having quarrelled with Walker; it was
reported the latter had 700 men marching TO
resist the Costa Rican invaders Accounts,
are, however meagre and unreliable.
Col. Schlcssinger has been court narshalled
Oh charges of cowardice and treason.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-03
WAsHINGToN, April %.

The Secretary Of the Navy has ordered the
sloop-oi-war Portsmouth. now at Norfolk, TO
proceed forthwith 10 the East Indies.
Hon. a. w. Lamb, late Minister 10 Bogo,a,
has been confirmed Surveyor and Inspector at
the new port OF entry established at Hannibal,
Missouri.
1t is said that at effort will be made TO abol-
iSh the Court or Claims, Mr.. Greenwood, of
the House, having proposed il bill for that pur-
pose.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-03
The Pacific-Douhtlcss Hoax.

NEW YORK, April -.
\ dispatch was received from Proyincctown
Cape Cod, TO the following effect. A bottle
dritted ashore here to-day containing a paper
with the following words upon it: "Off Grand
banks in steamer Pacific, mast gone-steamer
out Of order; send assistance immediately
Asa Eldrdge."
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-03

The DANGERS OF THE SEA.-The accumula-
ton of marine disasters during the present sea-
son, would seem to indicate falling off in the
construction of vessels, or a decay of the knowl-
edge of the science of navigation, once the boast
Of our race. Which is it? i.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-03
PHILADELPHIA, April q.

Yesterday the superintendent and directors
of The Camden Ferry, together with the Off
GERS of the Steamer New Jersey, ami the in
spectors Of the boiler and machinery were all
nrrnSfpd
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-03

SILVER MINES OF CALIFoRNIA.-We extract the
following interesting article on the silver mines of
California, from the Mining Journal published at
Grass Valley, the first number of which was re-
ceived on the Odd instant:
The fame of the silver mines of California is
quite as ancient as the knowledge of its gold pa-
GERS, and it is the opinion of gentlemen well in
formed in the matter, that e-e many years sha II
clapse, we shall see the business Of silver mining
take high rank among the mining interests of the
State. So Far as discoveries have been already
made, the presence of silver seems to be chiefly
confined to the central and southern portions of
the State. and there can be little doubt but that
when the mountains of that portion of the State
are thoroughly explored, silver ore will he found
as abundant, and perhaps as rich as in the most
favored regions of Mexico or Peru.''
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-03
From New Orleans

b. G. Libau, late City Attorney. has proved
a deiaulter to the amount Of 100000.
The Steamboat S. f. Trabuc was bnrned to-
day at the wharf opposite the city, and is Il to-
tai loss,
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-03

y PREsENrABLE 0uRANG- OUrANG.-Thre weeks
ago Portuguese officer passed through Lyons,
accompanied BY an ouranc- outanc. which he had
captured in forest of Brazil. The height of
this animal is nearly six English feet and it
walked upright without any appearance of dis
comfort. 1t was dressed in nankcen trousers and
n straw hat.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-03

CO otis an i'll wind that blows nobody any
good" The Albany Transcript states that since
the passage of the Bridge Bill, real estate has
advanced in price very rapidly at East Albany,
and spectuators already in the market en-
deavoring to purchase lots that for years have
been considered as quite worthless. IA 4.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-03

ANOTHER BLACK EMpERoR.--The n Y.
Evening Post translates from the Independent
Beige as follows: III
1t seems that the title Of king is no longer
imposing enough to satisfy our militia chief
tains OF the black descent. Sououque the first
is no longer the only negro who wears an i'm
perial crown on his curly pate Abysinia now
has an Emperor as we'll as Hayti. His name
is Hasa, and, after having dethroned his rela-
tive, he has, after long and obstinate struggle,
assembled the throne as Emperor of Abysla,
under the title of Theodore [.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-03

- The receipts Of the Rock Island Rail-
road for the month Of March were S97,l57
45, showing an increase of 81, lO9 over March
Of last year. es D..
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-03
New HAVEN. April II.


The Jury in the trial of Samuel Sly and the
widow Wakeman ard Thankful ilcrscy, for the
murder Of Justus w. Mathews, this p. NJ, re-
turned a verdict of not guilty, on the sole ground
of insanity. The result was generally anticipa-
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-03
BOOK AGENCY.

BOOK AGENCY.
TTNHE SUBSCRIBERS have established a Book Agency
Philadelphia, and will furnish any book publication
the retail price free Of postage. Any person, by ang
the subscription price the So Magazines,
Harper', odey', Putnam Gralam Ieslie's FASH
ions, &C. will receive the copy
splendid tlgraph portrato either Waslngon
Clay; if subscribing 81 and 81 Magazine
ceive copy either portraits. subscribing to
So worth of Magazines all three portraits will be
Music furnished to those who may wish IT.
Envelopes every description and sizein guam
titles furnished. Seal PRESSES, Dies, &C.
Every description Of Engra
and dispatch. Views Buildings, Newspaper Headings
Views of Machinery, Book Illustrations, Lodge Certificates,
Business Cards. &c. All orders promptly attend
Ell to-. Persons wishing views their buildings engraved
send DaguareOtypc sketch Of the building by
press. .t
Persons at distance having saeabe to
their would act
agents the sale of the BYRAM l. PIERCE.
dec10iNwly 90 South Third ST., Philadclphia, Pa,
J. VI. RYRAM. 7. PIERCE.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-03

CO Aeale of an undivided half of two lots
on the levee, was effected Yesterday for $500.
The purchaser was j. w. bass ESQ.
Thirty -four acres mile west of the city limits
for $500 per acre, payable in years. -
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-03
The Particular Depot,
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS

ARE WANTED IN EXCHANGE
FOR GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
A WHOLESALE and Retail, lower than the lowest for
IA Cash. My stock consists in partOf
5rrms best quality OF Butter.
$500 lbs. Of fresh Goldfish, direct Boston.
So barrels of green Apples.
Sugar of all grades and descriptions. Flour, Coffee Tea,
with large and cheap assortment of Qnecnsware,
every thing else that Is kept in that line business.
Also. word to those knowing
Book Account otherwise they please calhan
fork the time has come,
top demands suffer the consequences, therefore,
takcaproper measures to secure collections.
dec1odtf J. FROST,
No.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-03
J. A. ROBERTS. Of the late Arm Of

a. AOUESR1S, Of TIE IaG HTm OF
WRIGHT, McLACHLIN & ROBERTS,
ENG disunitcd from said Arm, proprietor
~ BLEED 10 offer to the public work Of superior quality than
has been heretofore presented all
kinds OF Fancy Woods, Mantle Pieces, Mare Initiated
Parlors decorated and painted
rantcd equal to the Paris London style.
Specimens be by calling
J. A. R opposite the Rice House, No. g. St. Anthony street,
st. Paul. aug3Oy
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-03
The First Train Over the Rock Island Bridge.

A private dispatch from Rock Island, Illinois,
says that the first passenger train of cars passed
over the bridge over the Mississippi, at that
point, this \. NJ. This pertects the railroad
communication between Chicago and Iowa City.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-03


CULVER HARRINGTON,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
Upper Landing, St. Paul, Mimi.
Wholesale Dealers in
GROCERIES AND PROVI SIONS.
Liberal Advances made Consgnments.
REFERENCES:
II. L. Douseman, Prairie du CHEN,
b. w. Brisbois, do. do.
d. ii. Campbell & Co., Galena, Ft.t
q. w. Campbell & Co., do.
N. Corwith & Co., do.
I.augwOrthy Il Co., Dubuque,
i. q. Potter, Bellevue,
Burrows & Pettymai., Davenport,
Green & Stone, Muscatinc, .u.
VIM. Gayle & Co., Kcithsburg,
Humphreys, Tut g. Terry, St. Louis,
]. j. Anderson 4 Co., do.
Kennedy Foster, New Orleans,
Is. Brewer & Co., do
Runscy, Brothers & CO., Chicago,
Thomas Hale, do.
Cronin, Hurxthan * Sears, New York,
Ramsey Crooks, do
Sitter, Price Il Co., Philadelphia,
Calender, Rogers n Co., Boston.
N-Mark Packages care Of G. & f., Upper Landing, ST.
Paul, NJ. T. -f''trt ..3s+ jal1-tf
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LO Ok IND LIV11
Oh. ,. ]. oALLUPD
COMpOIINn 4YRIJp OF RRJER ROOT

COMPOUND SYRUP OF BRIER ROOT,
Ths best, saectus ssse ana reliable Hsdne ~
iSn e: :. GA
Young; aiso sovIAxIox AxNSDY voB
Asiaiie Chslers, in IT, First sssees. -,
yHIs use some years, snd has establG
ed sepstson; :. f.: = .nown unsgp.ssd ny any
amt ns e and s ss @ o.
resort TO the column: for the pupo:s Of diving
experience can only give tofheJe1.
r4 The Brier Rect syrup
many years Investigation Of Bowl
cure The drugs
shops are wen knOwn aa any person Win sn.rs
to relax, what to conspse the bowels All know that
the Of the Sowels and that and ssp, and
variety Of other medicines have opposite tendency And
of most of the medicines in
The great aim among physicians has bee. 70 med
moved and the medicine au short Of producing death This
Of poison but result u.s. that while property Of
medicine removing the disease, another poisoning the
patient stage early grave.
impotent and unhappy old age.
GALLUP struck with this peculiarly in
the Of medicines and their effects, and devoted his time
Sor he nsIiy the IN veg
eable extracts the poisonous principle can be separated from
er for their Effects He also succeeded in discovering method
Of separating them, that was easy and practicable.
This Great Discovery
enabled him to seeking after
years. compound Of astrngen and healing properties which
without any way enunngertne Of the patient.
Such is the origin Of the SYRUP BRIER Root, such
its advantages every other medicine.
effects In quarter the time required by ordinary
medicines! .-..-..-.... %.
mineral vegetable poison system
removed
system opposite extreme. but re-
equilibrium, and the bowels their
induces diseased action If the system
pleasant to the taste and produces
twill always effect cure taken before the patient abso
iutely incurablei cos .Ht
produce death, induce any diseased
Its effect on children is asrngent, and guetng, being the
best cordial known !!
THOUSANDS CERTIFICATES TO its effects, and the
wrought he produced, but medicine, having
properties this Syrup, praise but merits
have done in bringing the medicine to the notice Of
.r--4r THE PEOPLE,
is their themselves, the
way to do this is to e.r
GIVE IT TRIAL.
II manufactured only by DWIGHT CHAPLIN,
q. Cook, at
No. 40 Wasiin St0n Street, Albany, n. Y.
promptly attended By him his agents.
and the medicine had Druggists generally throughout
the country.
..4.t 49, Apply above, to
.,- A. W. CHURCHILL, Worcester, Mass
L. d. GoRToN, Cleveland, Ohio
EDWARD HILL, Detroit, Michigan.
CHESTER HARRIS, indianapolis, Ia
A. BOYNTON, Ottawa, Ill.
THos. ARMSTRONG, Davenport, Iowa.
J. II. PRICE, GAINESVILLE, Wis.
p. b. Cook, st. Paul, NnnesOfa.
T. b. SEELEY, HarrisbCrgh, IA.
The exclusively in the employment
the Proprietor and have charge the which
coated. . -c i4 --. se25-lyw
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-03
PRl;-EAiPTiON LAW.


l. The settler must never before have had the
benefit of exemption under the act.
=. lie must not ut the time of making the pre-
cmption, be the owner of 800 acres of land in
any State or Territory in the United States.
). lie must settle upon and improve the land
in good faith for his own exclusive use or benefit,
and not with the intention of selling it on specu-
latiOn and must not make, directly or Indirect
ly, any contract or agreement in any way man.
ner with any person or persons. 10y which the title
he may acquire from the United States should
inure, in whole or in part to the benefit Of any
person except himself.
4. lie must be twentv-one years of age, and q
citizen of the United States; or if foreigner,
must have declared his intention to become cit
izen before the proper authority and received a
certificate to that effect.
5. lie must build house on the land, live in
it, and make it his exclusive home, and must be
an inhabitant of the same at the time of making
application for presumption. until lately. sim
gle man might board with his nearest neighbor !;
but the same is now required of a single as mar
ried men, except that if married, the family of the
settler must also live in the house.)
6. The law requires that more or less improve
ment be made on the land such as breaking, fe lc-
ing, &C.; but pre- cmptions are granted where n
half acre is broken and enclosed.
I. 1t is necessary that no other person entitled
to presumption reside on the land Mt the same
time.
s. No one is permitted to remove from his own
land and make presumption in the same State
or Territory.
9. The settler is required to bring with him to
the land Office a written or printed application,
setting forth the facts in his case of the LIST, 3D.
and Sd requrem ents here mentioned, with GER
tiicate appended to be signed by the Register and
Receiver and make affidavit to the same.
10. lie is also required to bring with him a res
pcctable witness of his acquaintance who is know
ing to the facts of his settlement, to make afi-
davit to the 18th, 5th, 9Th, 9TH and Sth require
ments here mentioned, with the same set forth on
paper, with corresponding blank certificate at
tached, to be signed by the Land Officers.
IL. The pre-emptor, if foreigner, must bring
with him to the Land Office duplicates of his ma
turalization papers duly signed by the official
from whom they were received.
A minor who is the head of family, or a Wild
ow may also pre-empt-their families being re-
quired to live on the land.
The settler is required to file written declara-
tory statement of his intention to pre-cmpt be-
fore he can proceed with his presumption.
FEEs.--lst. The fee required by the Register
for filing declaratory statement, is one dollar.
ID. For granting a presumption, the Register
and Receiver can receive fifty cents. -,s
3J. For duplicate Of the map of any township
one dollar is required by the Register.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-03
MINNESOTA HOUSE,
IRA RICK, PRoPRIEroR,
T.eSnenP Cifv. NTinv~suto

IIAV1NG been considerable expense fitting good
IL House and stable give good
accommodations travelling
the Minnesota alley Particular attention the
furnishing Of the table VII country produce
or be obi inel.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-03
xELLTNO OFF CHEAP

TO MAKE ROOM FOR OUR SPRING ARRIVALS.
OUR stock Of all kinds OF Hardware is complete, and
~ would ask OF Farmers Carpenters, CabnetMakers Sad
oilers and all others examine stock before making their
purchases We determined sell articles
line be purchased In town. 80 give CALI at No. EN-
pire Block, Saint Paul.-February 2; 1856.
febl-f aARKIEY & KERN.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-03

THE PAcIrIc--S. w. Britain announces in
the Spiritual Telegraph of April 9Th, that Oh
the Odd of December, 1886, a spiritual COM
munication was made that the Pacific would
be wrecked with all on board. He also states
that it was communicated after the non-arrval
OF the Pacific that it struck an iceberg, at l
O'Clock on the evening of Jan. 29th, and very
soon went down, stern foremost. AS the YES
sci sank, three persons escaped from the wreck
and found a temporary resting place on the
ice, but were subsequently frozen to death 1t
was further alleged that there was forly-eight
passengers Oh board--Iorty males and eight fe-
males; that, at the time Of the catastrophe, the
ship was in lat. 40 degrees north that the cap
tain was at fault in taking the course he did,
his object being TO make a quicker trip than
the Persia, which was then Oh her first voyage.
If those communications had been published
al the time, the confirmation of their spiritual
origin would have been much stronger.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-03
Land Agency at Hudson, Wiscons sin.

Land Agency at Hudson, Wisconsin.
T. DWIGHT HALL,
GENERAL LAND AGENT, &C., enter lands,
VI locate land buy and sell real
and attend promptly and faithfully all business
his Hudson is beautifully situated Lake Crox,
II miles directly east Of St. Paul. 1t is surrounded
fertile tract N country. Is to be the southern terminus
st. Croix Lake Superior R. Rs there
town splendid chances for investment. Now
address Hudson, st. Crox co., Wisconsin. ja6-d&w.u
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-03
M. nj. pRICE d. CN

VXTHOLESALE and Retail Dealers In Steam Boat Hotel and
w House Furnishing Goods, including every description Of
Hardware and Cuery Silver Plated, Bass Timed and Iron
Hollow Ware; Japsned, Panbe and Custom Mae Tin Ware,
VARIETY Wooden and Willow Ware, Brushes Baskets
Bats Water Coolers, Looking Glasses,
ST. nthonyst, second door from the Washngonst,
st. Paul, Minnesota. se1s-1yw
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-03

DEATH OF WILLIAM II. SuMNER.-Wc regret
hut are not surprised tn hear of the death of
William III. Sumner, late of Lansing, Iowa, and
formerly of this city. He has been suffering for
several months with consumption which ternina-
ted his earthly existence, VIC understand, We'd
ncSday of last week. He was from Boston,
More than three years ago he started the Lansing
lntcligenccr, and till his health began to fail
him, conducted it with ability, when he relin-
pushed the occupation. lilo was not rich, which
may have been his misfortune; but had he been,
Others would have shared it equally with himself,
for his nature was unsuspecting generous and
free. He leaves an amiable wife and one child,
who have the sincere sympathy of large circle
of friends. At the time Of his death he was
member of the Second Presbyterian Church in
this city, if he had not transferred his connection.
We hope he is now the inhabitans of happier
world than this.--- Gdiena advertiser.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-03

ALLEN PIERSE,
.s. Attorney at Lao and General Land AGENT
IIAVNr been Register OF the Land Once under the late adj
aIi the Terrific
subject entry, and will the regularity Of all Local
tions made by him.
Wllocatc land warrants and invest moncywarantng
1T of Is OIL the and "a the latter
for from to three charge half the
these is commissions.
street, Episcopal Church, st.
Paul, Min. ... my15-n
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40 Signs of the Arabia.

Haitian, April D, l p. M.---No signs Of
the Arabia, new over ten days out with one
weeks later news.
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BlGELOW Il FLANDRAI

BlGELOW Il FLANDRAU.
Attorneys and COunsenors at Las0.
Wait Co.'s stos, Third street, below Roberts,
St. Paul, Minnesota.
WILL attend promptly and carefully professional business
w in all the Territory; also to the collection of
debts and business any connected with
the profession.
Money to loan in small sums on good security.
r.. BIGEL0W. E. FLANDRAC.
IT,.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-03
HOUSE AND LOr FOR sALE,

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
HIND One Story Uouss IN Winsovss AddtspS psv
neze Of either one Or two There y vel o. geoA
water On said pemles. M rarticnaSS, enquire n
s'-s4f8 - ~ ~ - lceTE MN oDABK01k u
NIT Builder, ~ Antheny 0tgosts
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WANTED,:

HE Grand Medical Warehouse, No. ~ Washington street,
Albany, n. Y, Immediately 50 encrprng youns
with horse and and from 800 $500 cash capit
deposit security faithulness, &c, business and
good written to honesty and ability TO act
agents in the sale Of the most popular meicines0f
the In the whom all travelling
will be paid and salaries the first 600 $780,
cOrding to the ability Of the applicant.
N Happily without delay either letter In person.
above, p. B. COOK, Third Jackson
ST. Paul. General Agent for Minnesota.
10 All communications promptly attended to-
sc24-ly DWIGHT CHAPLIN.
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ST. PAUL B0ox BINDERY AVID BLANK

ST. PAUL BOOK BINDERY AND BLANK
BOOK MANDATORY,
Thirdsf, beceen Minnesota and RObcrssts., B.
Lcy's Grocery AMI PROVISION Store.
TINE undersigned, having completed his arrangements
Ruling and Binding, is prepared to furnish Blank
Books Of description, Ruled and Bound to desired
pattern, with without printed headings Particular and
prompt attention paid to orders Ocers Banks
Music, MagaZnes Pamphlets, &C., bound in any style
Packages obtaining directions binding promptly attended
Bill Heads, Shipping Bills &c Ruled and Printed to order.
au2 TT ]. NJ. HOVSVNGTON.
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e
FORWiRDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
LAVE built large and comm,ous arehouse the Rapids
where they re-shp freight. They
also keep a well selected stock 81
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
or all kinds; Dry Goods, Boots and Ready Made
Clothing. People need not Ste Paul to buy their t;d,
bound TO sell goods
and all we ask Is to give call before going st. Pan
All kinds Country Produce taken exchange Goods.
iel5-dxw-tf
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VIM. w. PAGE,
Veterinary Surgeon, Late from Canada.
BEG leave The ishabahs st. Paul
rounding country h prepared to attend all business
in profession as VETERINARY SURGEON.
My the during practice
in Canada, enables Offer my services with
confidence all.
Entire satisfaction will be given in all cases.
Calls will be attended to at the shortest notice.
Lnimcnt for SrranS, Weak Joints and Rheumatism
jyI7-wif WM w. PAGE, Mansion Horse.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-03
r. w. HAMILTON,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Notary Public ard Dealer in Real Estate.
II. Paul, Minnesota.

TRUMAN NJ. SMITHS
COLLECTING AGENCY AND DEPOSIT OFFICE,
Saint Paul. Minnesota.
ART1CUAR attention paid to the purchase and sale Of Real
Estate, Ioaning Money, Locating Land Warrants, Payment
OF Taxes. &c.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-03

DR.. G.. ROSENk,
German Practical Physician, ..srr
THORMERLY Teacher the Midwife
Physician, recommends himself Surgery, Midwifery
Dentistry and will all external and internal
male well female He also will take into
Grafton the persons let
cheaper medical attendance, and will do Midwifery
women without charge. sc22-u
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-03

-f~r ExCELIOR. MINNESOTA.
Former Proprietor ard Physician Springfield water
Cure, and late Proprietor Of Essshampton Hydropathic
Institution.
R. SMELL, having had long and successful practice in
IL Hydropathy. Electro Magnetism and Dertai Surgery,
respectfully patronage Of the people
vicinity. public generally. Examinations Of chronic
diseases with full description given, with previous
knowledge the case, asking any questions.
u. Once hours from 9 A. n. 70 4 p. n. 10dswtf