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THOMAS ID. WINSTON, ST. PAUL MINNESOTA


CITY, TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTY.
RANrS--Loaung or Borrowing of Money on Mort
gage and ias 4 o R G!hsE Gs1 TXT pertain
Adunniagesof Inretiao in and around ST. Paul, and in Mn
Psnis the head Of NssspPriysr eR
corion viii population Of to 10000 Tie vicinity gboInds
VIII natural crosites, beautiful fish lakes and streams, and
Is the great summer resort Of the FAST and and when
eFer rs source Of investment future or rs the great
summer Home Of health and recreation purchases w be
made with hvdy at far beyond the oil ans
The ny arrivals at St varied from three
to six persons and country ingu with
tnosy AmeFiceus in ratio unprecedented in ths country
are within miles Of ST Paul 1t is utterly useless to at
oIeT s
facts and thsy mus be oced Imefe
the land Prairie Wood about equally divided, that really
or Of m SS syi S Sat lille trouble settling farm
German in his last Messageto the Legislature sit
am aware that annual messages Of this
in more conspicuous light than to
oe people Yet this not the ghtn whs H and ust'Ge
shall that the people of this Territory are blessed with
wonderful capacity the citizens of other of
understand it as fact demonstrated by me
to Legislature great pleasure record
the rapid growth OF favored Then
our hopes expectations OF the future seemingly
wrought up to very gge s h hMf oSt s ha
realized II then stated that the population was about th
that period has more than doubled we know from etI
gathered from other reliable that Minnesota this day
contains fully oSamd SolS increase G hSoo
per @ Of Ga" tho se viii H be- ve es
hundred thousands and should such result
Ing number Of seven hundred thirty thousand souls
Such m HGe an wUn a"d eree we are ncremions Of
wha our P"ste t nor t he rrrrtad vEoni caIcun
ting the circumstances which combining cnG year to StIus
that Of new states and Territories is attracting
the attention Of the whole mind each political
to he CITIZENS of each State and bringing
E and e wT5@ 1 we m no Be- too
hnsy in king The standard for the future which has GO
XeI m m e nnies or States has been in most part under
nearly @ s ten ysn "% se the sSns
WESTWARD year making greater and more stringent the
Tht vas, amount of rich yet occupied in Terri
y,y ndthe extensive pneres for supplying Iunberhe
!. Sp ri Minnesota md St. oox
combine em"e", degree TO invite population capital and
o wo "in prorres in the next five years trust sha
public policy Of our remaining Territory for few years with
Sne Sov"reirty Orr progress is rapid healthy per
macnt ana afford to be called political infants while We
eng and sve"rG the bone ana music w which e
KIND OF INVESTMENTS MADE.
r, ,o No rs,rv hams n Minnesota money can s
loan" at any rac of agreed upon; yet from
per Eg per m WE'VE months improved Insured property
t" s see"Ty in bearing i've per cent as
matu1'y-'mefeSp"l, .Y TS'" w aWRAS;rs
acre viii double the amount Gunny} invested for man
2an' by M as,ua settler improved and cuvMtea and at III
s % prn rer nn Interest the owner
slg Is SETTER "l .'F
LANDS.
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A BITA NATEEs.-THE WATERS OF THESE Gel
desired No SC ST. Charles street, OF Commercial
Alley by j. pECIIOUX.
The Aha Waters found servceable in all Cuta
Diseases affections Bladder Kidneys Dyspepsa
GOut Gravel Diseases Of the Womb, General Debility
arising from high living In all cases of Diarhea whether
chronic otherwise will afford immediate relief and effect
permanent short time During dcnton il will be
found Of may he used by the most
delicate infant during meals diet drink with pleasure
and agreeable is and sight In proof extract
from Of the numerous certificates on h9nd
New ORLEANS, April 81, 1854.
This certify that in very bad of health and
found place myself the of Drs Stone
and Boyer treated with by those gentlemen
the Anita Chrity and under the hoslahie root OF
Capt j. BOSsiere the village of Claiborne three miles
from the Springs. commenced using the freely In
short began improve and found myself entirely
weeks my way ST. Louis where reside, and
would myself of duty recommend the afflicted the
The certificates Doctors Warren Stone
and F. c. Boyer House Physicians to the Maison de Sare
H. MACsHANE.
This cerfes that Mr. H. Macshaue il
the Mon de Sante for months for Irritable Bladder
derangtd which he suffered
verey. gave him my advice, in connection with the Physi
of the house, but he received mnteriH benefit.
iSgnrdl W STONE. N. y.
?. c. BOYER, House Physician
Irefer TO a few of those who have nsed the Water:
General j. l.. Lewis Hon. }. II. Caldwell,
Col, ". Christy, DIR. Welderburn,
Talhcrt Wilson, ESQ., DR.. MRct'urmick,
Jos. Lowell, Est, DR.. Porter, etc.
rhe Springs will be shortly reopened under
fel3 j. S. BosSIERE
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L VANIZkD IRuN-WaTanted 10 Flanch and seam with
cheapest and most durable material for Root
ing Gathering Spnutng, Couices for buildings Lining for
tanks Bathing Tubs Sovrpip Locomotive and Steam
Pipes Veanda and all other purposes where iron
han any of the other metals except platinum and Steel is
ruch che per dura than copper aud it the only
article the peculiar humidity OF this climate Iu
only this hut in England and France it is
yond Doubt that Paten' Galvanized Iron,
express purpose, is economical
its bug the able article 70" the above named
purposes discovered being entirely proof and reguir
iue, paint whatever protect 1t from decay
HEAToN Il OLIVIER, 40 Common street,
fe3 Agents for The MaDufaeturers.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


WINNERS CANADIAN vEHMFUGE...A
yond the Of doubt by experience testimony Of
s most eminent more than M Of the
and Of children die those Diseases when
Various have
remedies for Worms but experience has proved them all more
and remedy found which never failed destroy worms
y s I snd n
viduals in the country. The remedy is
wIsEhS oAs f5RAky yHEHEHah
in It's operation and easily administered than
% Some s I n sR s s
pale off leaden color and sused with occasional hnshes the
s hs na he
s esp and 5 n s
ute exceedingly irregular being sometimes Voracous others
To the following certificates numerous might be added bn
*Sfsr " sc
e. S
remedy tie expulsion Of Woi,s from the inestins
cenae of the r. G. Of Is pfG Il IssPs etc.
Member of the R. c. of Surgeons in London, etc.
j. WINER-sir: have made the trial of your Canadian
M nn r. Sa wt aRRS MY the
pHsion has followed the administering Of yonr Yer
are readily Witch is so great
point n gained IL 5 giving medicine to 'haTs bs
80. Physicians generally now use WINER's CANADiAN
vERMIFUGE This medicine is simple vegetable prepare.
ion aud always be administered with perfect safety
confidence the result and will always destroy Worms and
restore the patient to health.
certificates have Agents
Of @ sne it st
Prepared only by JOHN WINER, Manufacturing Chemist
nd Wholesale Druggist, Hamilton, Canada West.
Sold wholesale and retail,
]. WRIGHT Il Co. NewOrleans,
fe23ly Isl and q Chartres New Orleans, La
7 IFE INSURANCE. -sTARILTT-Y sECU-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PERPETUAL.
Assets, January LIST, 1856, 81, 42I .612 42e
DIRECTORS BOARD.
A. W. Thompson, Paul b. Goddard d, John Ely
WIN. NJ Goodwin, James Devereux, Lawrence johnson,
Geo MisS;fiaenry; s. R. Crawford Gustayus English
LAWRENCE JOHNSON, Vice President
PLIsy FISK, Secretary and Treasurer.
AJ-New Orleans Branch Office, No. 4s Camp street.:
The underigned General Agent of the above well known
Company for the Southern States prepared app
cations for insurance the lives of white and slaves
the table rates and by has pleasure in submitting
BoARpoY kEFEREFoE:
VII s snsss Co. 4 i ksy Co. W Perkins,
J. Burnside Co.. Jos Nens2d o0 John aagns
Cammack, S1Iires West
John Pemberton President Merchants Mutual ms Company
Thomas sloo President Sun Mutual Insurance Company
Jules Tuyes President Orleans Insurance Company,
John Calhoun, President n o., Jackson and G. r. r. Co.
Henry = 7 honsdale, 2hn D Bsin BENJAMIN Torrance,
aPoicesissued direct from this Branch Office and Lesse
paid there.
ks-Pamphlets blank forms beobaned the Office
J n5sn1aP Bn Bxssi M Il Medical Examiners
In attendance daily f5e Wn2 M t9 81 PM ...,
street
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COMPREHENSIVE.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES UNDERsIGN NED lave
MI az @ % under the
and Banking Business in this CITY, Office 30 camp
New orIean. November l. ,s5s-n3 W
NOTICEmFROMAN AND AFTER THIS DATE, Mr. FIRE
m vii be FfSmSs ny partner The style of the
New Orleans, November l, 1856
neship will continue as heretofore to transact General
tend 10 S an ssT ne % the o @ s W e.
groes Cafgoe Merchandise, SUGGESTIONS and outdoor sales
description will be received and sold at their
e,s c Advances Ts1s Real %uGS s
ns 70 Exchange Alley.
y ins Ills day taken hs GEoRGa Air REy into part
Aaeton Business at the old stand No. p Camp sl,ee Under
New Orleans November l. ls5s.--nl
CO-PARTNERsHIP-T UNDERSIGNED have
- formed copaneship the purpose Of .ransacting
] gsuE"nse business under te sys A.
New Orleans, October 90, ls56.-oA
- tofore existing between Alex Bonneva Adophe schrei-
Der and relx D9cros this dry dissolved by mutual consent
signed, unier the firm Of BoNNEVAI. 4 BUGR0s;
:, 49,. fHEH b b35k5s.
New Orleans, November %, 1s56.-n22
dissolution OF COPARTNERSHIP.-
THoMPsoN ALLEN CO., this day dissolved BY its
limitation
Edward Thompson having purchased the interest of W. L.
Allen with said firm all the Liabilities and is charged
Will TIC ''4''D"''' '''' '''''' EDWARD THOMPSON
WM l.. ALLEN.
THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING ASSOCIATED
L himself with Mr.. VIM. BARNES of this city, will
'nas 81 tsss{ ""as,
New Orleans, Inly l. 1856. jy2
DISSOLUTTON-THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
- fore existing between the undersigned in the Crescent
Mneburg is this day dissolved by mutual
LOUIS GUIILEBEAU will continue the business for
his own account. LGuIs GU GUii Lil
New Orleans, August 9Th, 1856. au8
nIssOLUTION-LA soCIETE CI-DEvANT EX1s-
- oussgnes dams lie Resauat du Crescent
situe Mincbnrg Jour dsoue consenement muue
DIES parties LOUIS GUIEBEAU conlinueTa aifaires du
dit Restaurat par compte de lui meme:
JEAN BONNET.
Nouvee- Orleans lie s aodt 1856. aus
NOTICE. MOSES HARRIS HOLDS OUR FULL
~ Attorney and will represent during absence
from the State act before George Rareshide Notary
Public.
New Orleans, August %, 1856.
ans s. II. KENNEDY Il co.
nISSOLUTION-THE COPARTNERsHIP HERETO
l. fore existing between the undersigned under the firm Of
either partner sign the Of the firm 10
JNO. NJ BURROWS.
New Orleans, July 1856 JAS A. OsTROM.
THE UNDERSIGNED, WHO IS CHARGED
with the the affairs Of the late firm of Bur.
ustrom will continue the business under his
JNo. NJ. BURROWS, q Graver street.
New Orleans, July l, 1856. iva
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General ReliefCommtttee,

The following the members for the present James
BeRs President office of Fremenis Chartahle Association
Thus H. Shields. Secretary, Odd Fellows Bail; W H, Kills.
Treasurer 81 GTaver j. H. teunsop, No. 81 Where
street j. ~ Laorde OF Anolo and Felicity rond 5 L.
Rrer 81 Nachtz street. Nj NJ W0oian, Courier ohire; j. H
Wehb, MGis and G mmon street; >, o. LGuehu New Rasns
T. u. Van Horn. Crescent office, Camp street; {, W. Gan.
Magazine b. S COls Josephine and Nsysdes streefs A.
W. Hunter Camp and foydras NJ Weyner II St CHARLES
VIM. bynd Commercial Cotton Presto F. yallett Agss; A.
ER!Rs, nryades AID TerpseLo c; G. H. Phnnlsr, A.S
LcNee c. tucke. g. GastomhouseG Mohr 1875 foydTas
nS-Reaulsr meetings held the third Monday each
month, the Secretary Office in Odd Fellows Hail.
Camp and Lafayette streets G1s O'Clock P. Nj.
IHoS. Ii. SHIELDS, SecIeiRzx.
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IMPERIAL, Jnr unr1SUS pt

MA IMPERIAL HOT HOUSES = PEI
ESW I.ORlE Co, from Europe respectfully inform La
tF dies and amateurs of Plants That ihey import
ing extensive assortment of Shrubs of variety,
prism rs Of the finest and newest descriptions Rhodo
leNd ous Ma@nnius PeonieS upwards of 3D Hose Tees
-rn. grated Also considerable" quantity all kinds
o superior Fruit Trees, such per Apple Cherry, Plum
prch and Hpric0 Trees; Dubious aud Flower Roots; Is vu
rns laas, Ana raiiis, nyscinhs Tulips, Flower and
Gdrrcu Trees,
TGe wne offered on very moderate aud guaranteed
and will hr forwarded t, the country without cNlrN charge
E3t catalogues BE- had No. II ChGrtres street, nest to
Mr. knstr'> variety store.
N B-For sale IL Rose Trees exhibited IN Paris in
1850 by Mr.. Guillot, of Lyons. ial9
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New Orleans, owe rnbcr |, 1855
Office n. O., OPP. and g. W. Railroad Co. s
Mr. l. Bridge Sir-1n Your inquiry relative the
performance Of the McGOwa Pumps this road
c.oly that they quite equal to representation
and that the variety of pumps have in they
decidedly the best.
Yours. respectfully, A. B. SEGER- Vice President.
The Pumps and Engines constantly for sale by the
urscriber sole agent here for the manufacturers
ISAAC BIZ tDGE. - Magazine ct,
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EAGLE DEGREE LODGE No. l, /. O. o. F. meets
the first ard third Saturdays in every month
No. Odd Fellows Hall. Brothers cordially invited
attend. Uhicers-Thomas F. Walker Degree Master; R. H
Chiffon Deputy Degree Master; R. L. Bruce, Treasurer
Jahan, Secretary.
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR lSSl.- uthcers-HeDry Rlsr,
President $ Bonlleme Treasurer rhoS Shields Secretary
Cemetery Cnmmitteu-Harper Dillingham; Gardner smith, jan
Goding Finance CommtreeE. A. Patterson Fl. H Dspiie
j. r. Miller. Sextou--Daniel Merritt, Members-Jamvs Fur
uespx, Frank Lewis Il. Goldman, F. PETERSON, Jos Allison,
j. p. Warner, j. C. Wagner.
VAULTS IN "ODD FELLOWS REST'' may be procured
applying F. NJ CORY al Sckes Co.'s IS Canal stress
H. FELT SrErsoSs 81 Camp street. H MLIspArGH U
Mint the Secrearys office in Odd Fellows Hall
lei of Camp and Lafayette Streets
OF Lots and VHuts-RgulRr lots 10 feet square, $50.
duo by feet ST5 Vaults Goublel Stockholders Lodges,
SIS; ditto all others 10 single TO Stockholders Lodges
$40; ditto, all others, $50
Information relative the purchase of Lots be had
application to
THOMAS Il. SHIELDS, Secretary o. F. Resi.
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nISSOLUTIDN-LAS OCTETF CI-DEvANT EXIS-
- sossgnes dams lie Restaura du Crescent
Mincbur jour dssoute mutuei
parties. LOUIS GUIILEBEAU coulnuera afares du
dit Restaurat par compe de lu name
LOUIS GUIILEBEAU,
JEAN BONNET.
lie aout 1856.
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IM Z + ANTHONY ASTK EDO,s UIsTEk
Y IN @ JSNOON AND RESTAURANT No. l6 Royal
~ My street, ar the Post Office.
SSS.% ANTHONY ASTREDO respectfully informs
friends and the public that has opened splendid Sa
his Oyster Saloon restaurant for the special nc
,omm daon of Parties and Families The best the market
1ame Of all kinds Poultry and hed up in the hest pos
,ble style The best of WINES LIQUORS and CIGARS kept
constantly hand Also FRUIT OF all descriptions, in their
season dl 3n
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DISSOLUTTON-THE COP ARTNERsHIp HERETO.
- existing the undersigned in the Crescent
Mineburg, is this day dissolved by mutual
sent LOUIS GUILLEBEAU will continue the business for
his LOUIS tiUILiEBEAU,
JEAN BONNET.
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CIEtU SFiJgIS--Su casks Clemr incon Sides, in hhe
y order, in Store and for sale by - 80 -
S. ". KENNEDY " W. "A n!"ltEnt.
I OST-, NERTIFICArE ISSUED BY TUE mGahAN 9
l. @ and Traders l}ank Orleans tor tO Shhre OF
Stock in favor Of John Ferguson number % date+ 9Th Sepiem
Der 1853 Sni, certificate having been lost application for
renew o he has been made TO the Bank :,
New Orleans, jan l. 1851. jill
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EA is the of ying for article than il Y
SsAtrj-i he bought forAt the old established X A
~ak4a sand Of MRS. CLARKE, Poydras and Esa
there be fnund-row openingan ele
of SPRING MILLINERY, consisting, in part,
Grape Hair and Straw B0nues of description; Pa
mela Eoets and Has for misses and children fine French
Fowers beautiful ring Ribbons well every other ri
the Millinery Department. There is also to be found
excellent Of Lace MantiaS, which, with the Bon
nets being offered at prices much lower than he
found many the branch OF business in what termed
"a fashionable pat of the city" -
Mrs t.s being small prohs are likewise small
recommend strangers visiting city
examine stock purchase elsewhere Re-
member the address, MRS. CIARkE'S,
MI AM
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DEUxIEME CoUR DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE s. B. DA-
DE LA NouvEtLE ORLEANS. Wis. No. ll,l73.
A TTENDU que Francis Preston n presente
II une petition la eie d'obienr lettres
ecuenr esiamenare da la succession de feu B. Davis
DECIDE:
Avis present que celia peut
dnNoira dedue dix ou les esquelIes
il ne scrait pas fait dret q la dite petition.
Par ordre de la
my20 % 80 p. S. Witt Cirehier.
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Interior Encampmerts.
MAGNOLIA No. meets in Baton Rouge the second anG
fourth Saturday in each month.
e. W SHAW No. 10 meets the first and third Saturday in
each month in Clinton, parish Of East FeliciHna.
II intended for the Grand Enfanpmeht,
addressed Jas FurneauN, &. Scribe, Odd Feows
Hall, New Orleans.
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No. 1878.
A WIS est par lie present dome aux Cream
IA cerS de la stse succession touies
celia peut d'ayor dGuie, dix
de Ia prosecute publication les sous csqneles lie compe
Ia dle
scait point approuvt homoot les fondS mains
rthrs cnnormemens lie compile, lie dit eXecntenr
taneinirc decargt f0cos resonsubie.
Par orirc de Il cour:
myl4 ~ - r. s. WILTZ. Gretitr
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THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING ASSOCIATED
L himself with Mr. WM BARNES, Of this city, will con
the Wholesale Grocery and Liquor business under the
and st. lie Of THOMPSON Il BARNES. -
EDWARD THOMPSON.
New Orleans .Tny |. 1856. jy2
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF ODD FELLOWS, HALE
ASSOCIATION their office Odd Fellows Hail. ON
the first Monday of every month.
Edward Pilsbury President Thomas Shields Secretary,
John D. ben TeasurerJ g. Dunlap John Cricksrd, H. g.
Stetson IL. Howard, Eneas Smith, James Davis, George
RaIehide A. W. Bosworth Geo. Drmeyer, Bernard Cohen
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DEux1EME CoUR DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE ALEX
de u Nouvele Orleans. SANDER HAGAN. No. II ,945
A TTENDU que Hugh Hagam n presente
me petition Ia lcfet dobtcnir les etres dcura
tele la succession de feu Alexander Hagan, de-
cede intestat---
Avis lie present donne que peu
cerne dhvoira dtdure dix our les rasons les
qnelles lie serait pas fait droit Ia de petition.
Par ordrc de la our:
my22 q el ?. s. WILTZ, Gre1ier.
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SECOND DISTRICT COURT SUCCESSION OF Mrs CATTLE
ct New Orleans. ERNIE HUE. No. 1878
NOTICE Is hereby given to the creditors of
TINS estate and 10 all other persons herein Interested 10
SHOW cause within day from the notification if
they have or why the presented by the
executor of this estate onld be homoogtcd ap-
proved the funds distributed accordance herewith
said teamentny discharged from all
liability in the premises.
BY order of the court.
myli 1875 p S, WILT, Clerk.
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CITY, TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTY.
= GENERAL AGENT
For the SHe Investing of AND WAR
RANTS--loauing Borrowing Of Money on Mort
gage, and all other business pertain.
ing to REAL ESTATE,
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-04-22
"No, man," family stammcred out "I

"No, man," | family stammered out, 81
never was in better health"
"Lct me insist, then, on your taking some
of the wild turkey it is very delicate"
"Don't doubt it, man," says /, "but I don't
choose any"
All this time the waiter remained in front Of
me, the other guests looking, wondering, and
waiting My presence of mind, like Bob Acres
courage, was fast oozng out at my finger ends
a film was forming over my eyes.
"Gcneral said Mrs. General Jones, "I de-
clare believe there is something the matter
with Mr.. Brisson'
These were the last words heard at that
tea-party. My brain was on fire, my head
rccled, and springing like wild panther for
ward upset the servant with the tea service,
sent plates spinning in every direction, per-
formed feats ofagilty that would have astound
cd Gabriel Rave, made my exit, God knows
how, and never recovered consciousness until
found myself on the back Of my favorite
hunter, many miles on my way home.
This was my first introduction to, and God
granting, will be my last acquaintance with
hdnd-dround suppers.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-04-22
J. B. Is B ALL,
ID II M TT Z 8 II a.,

MAIN STREET, MARIP0SA, -
VJORsiERTY OF PHILADELPHIA, PENN) Is pERMA-
nently located in Mariposa having comfortable and
convenient Office next door the Pacific Express with all
the necessary Instruments and appliances. VIII do any
kind OF work that pertains to the profession Of Dentistry in
a which shall give entire satisfaction the money
refunded Artificial Teeth inserted Gold Plate
Pivot the may require. Teeth Plugged with pure
Gold extracted Cliren's Teeth regulated when
sary and all Diseases Of the Gums treated the most of
which called scurvy Of the gums. Cure, pay
ohloroiom administered II desired. Terms reasonable.
Examination free. altf
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-04-22

FOURTH OF MARcH-WnY SELECTED
our readers, asks the New Orleans True Delta
generally know the reason why the Fourth o.
March was chosen as the day for the inaugu
ration of the President of the United States
1t was selected because the fourth of March ir
every year commencing from the first inaugu
ration, cannot come on Sunday for at least
three hundred or more years. The fact shows
the regard which the trainers of our govern,
ment had for the Sabbath. They had arranged
the matter so wisely that the day for the per.
fornance of the ceremonies of Inauguration
will not fall on a Sunday for three hundred
years,
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-04-22
A q r. N ~ 6
nunMAG u

THOMAS BOYCE, northeast corner Washington and
Montgomery Streets San Francisco is duy authorized
agent to receive subscriptions and advertisements
T. NJ HESTON, Express Rider between this place and
River is duly authorized TO subscriptions ad
vertsements and Job Work.
GE MIR. r. D. TODD Of Stockton Il duly authorized
Agent to receive subscriptions and advertisements.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-04-22

ITEM FOR LADIEs.--Ladies who wish to keep
pace with the progress of the age, will find by
the following, that to be in fashion with the
Dress Reformers, a very considerable alteration
must be made in their wardrobes: "The men,
bers of the recent Dress Convention, at Canas-
tota, New York, appeared in dresses that gen.
orally reached down not farther than the knee.
The Bloomer pantalett's were not worn, but in
their place were neat white and flesh colored
silk stockings, fitting closely to the leg, and
laced about half way to the garter with gaiter
strings. Many of these dresses were made Of
rich velvets, and beneath the skirts were to be
seen the points of beautiful lace pettcoats.--
This is the style of dress which the Reformers
will endeavor to make fashionable"