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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-21

NEW MEDICAL B0OKS.-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
ork the nature and treatment Of delicate diseases
and all The kindred aections-u strated by great
Der Of beautifully eoored plates large life by Homer
Bost~ck d. lecturer Surgery and diseases Of the
Above named nature large quarto-30 pages second
edton price $40 Extract from the Boston Medical and
Surgical Journal - IL be said fearlesy to be equal
90 Records or Actions works the same family OF diseases
snd far superior TO snyhng Of the kind published In
iris country Author of THE Family Physician; price
3 cents Author Of work Self Abuse, aud its depo-
rabe effects &C. &c sixth edition, fourteen plates
81 For sale at the publishers STRlNGER& TOWNSEND,
= Broadwny. and by the author. Ht BroAdwAy.
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The new steamship COLUMBIA will ply between San
Frsbcsco and ports In Oregon awaiting A. the former port
the arrival o. the malls and from Panama and
returning without delay with the mails and passengers
the steiner from San Frsnoisco.
regular line o. propesrs will be kept mp for the trans
p5rtstion o. freight and tanint passengers between Pa
mama and San Frsncisco.
The we'll known steamship SARAH SANDS. o. lso tons
hurhen under charter 10 the and peculiarly
eomnodou in her cabin arrangements viii be kept running
extra family boat.
One q tb, above steamers will keep the connection be-
tween Acapulco and the other Mexican ports.
The connection In the Atlantic will be maintained By the
eIoRGiA =. :. Suo ,ons' CRESCENT CITY LOO tons.
OHIO 500 tons. CHEROktE l. ~ tons.
EMPIRE CRY 2s0 tons. PHILADELPHIA li0O tons.
Leaving New YORK for Chssres the lh and 18th Of each
month.
The ne~ steamship. Ell DORADO and FALCON will form
direct line between New Oreans and Chagres leaving
such periods pil insure little detention possible
the lsthmus. and forming with a Pacific steamships
ihroush line 10 and tm New Orleans and ports In Mexico
California and Oregon. Passages from New Orleans
be secured from Armstrong Lavrsson Co. agents at that
place.
The fare for through tickets from New York
cisco has been reduced from
500. in state 70 sSD
500 IN lower cabin 20 $50.
SSn in steersse, 90 sl65.
The rates from New York 70 Chsges will Ne at the lowest
sdorted BY safe steamer between thoee ports
For choice 81 berth apply At the oce OF the Company ~
and - south street. and AZ their agency III West street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-21

Arrived-Bark Wilson. Norleans.
s IR s%,r from Pssi%s a s' IS Ion ' spoke
Brige 1 Palmer Norssns; Jos Baish, and ch0cts.
hSsf Ellen ss sss1 sS pills
sssiph,. sehr: VIM wyer. Gonayes psyid LombsgS
We.mors. Wilmington, Nc; Maria Louisa. and Mary
Elizabeth Riehmondi Caroline Hall Irene. Julia Roh
Psan b h"s asnSa Tns
Appleton; Isis ROsina, Mary Crockett, and Era sYork
Ceared-ship. Eh1. Warwick. Sandwich Islands Fanny
FORESTER Calcutta jane Gleason Quebec briss Mnona
ton NC; Bengueia and Zuyder Zee. MsanI,s schrs
dom Mays Head NC Friend. Philadelphia Ken0wn Now
BALrrsoRE, June 30.
brigs Sophie Duteh) Bremen Telegraph Porto
Laura. st Johns Chus Colgate. Empire, and Robbins
NYork; Green, Providence.
Arrived Brig A WashSurn. EasserbroOks. cardsnas
Beiow-A schr from Philadelphia
Passed Point Judith this morning. bark Triton, Merry
CHARLEsror, June 49,
YALk RIVER, June ~.
Arrved.Sehr Catherine Collins Baltimore sosp Excel
Passed up sioop Amelia. Cook. NYOrh for Taunton.
NEw ORLEANS June 49,
Arrived-Ship Adriatic. NYork.
ath-Arr shps Germana Creole. and st Charles NYork.
Arrved-schr Spray. NYork.
SAiled-Sehr Kossuth, Nfork.
Arrved-Bark Cherokee. North Paciho, st Cstharines
April l6 1885, with ~ bbls sp OIL Spoke March TO- lat 10
l6 chip Seth sprsgue from NYork for SFraucisco;
18TH lat 40 81 ion 81 ~ bark Palladium from Baltimore for
DO APRIL lat Ion II ~ bark siberis from Bordeaux
Tor valparaiso Left at St Cstharines ship Moslem from
York. for sfranoisco next day.
Brig Esther. Curacao
Ssiled-Brg Rapid, Rotterdam.
Arryet-Sehrt Lille Saunders Corson Philsdeiphia Ell
mira Rogers speilman Albany sioop Thomas Hull Hull
Ready-schrs Moses Brown. Hull PhD.delphia; Angelina
Lne, Albany sloOp Roger Williams. Rhodes NY9rk !,
Arrived-schrs Greenwich. and Rhode Island. NYork.
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lures and those deporable inrmtes resulting self
abuse, &C. Price only Ike. Sold store lI1
THE MARRIED wosAN.s PRIVATE MEDICAL CON-
panon-By DR.. A. ~ Msuricesu Professor OF Dises~es
Of Women-T~ertieth edition. u PIP 2So-Price ST.
Year, OF suffering Of steal and mental anguish
an sfectionse Wife and pecuniary difficulties 10 the
band might have been spared by timely possession Of thu
contemplating marriage as dsco-es In portant secrst
Which should be known to them particularly.
those whose heslth does not permit Of q
family, II IL o. especial in portanee
Here also every fenae-the wife, the notherthe one
either buddn into womAhosd tho the decline
Jears IN whom nature oonte~ plates important change
can deoNer he csuses symptom and the most ehcioat
remedies and mos certain mode Of
TO which her tes lie subject.
Extract o. Letter from Gentleman in Dayton ohis)
- DArroS May !. lS6.
M DrsE Ny wife has been pereep,biy sinking fog
come tire wears in consequence Of her
guh and suffering some months before and during her
bnemebt every successive aud debitateA
and Frustrated her putting her life In imminent danger
which on the last occasion dspared Of
this state 81 things inevitable and resigned myself
meet the ~erss AZ this time. (new shout two months
heard book highly SPOKEN Of containing
reaching On it, receipt and pcrusal cannot
press 70 you the relief II Afforded distressed mind ana
the Joy ts pages impaired 20 Wife, learning that the
opened prospect to which little conceived possi-
le hut Tor this another would have passed
head In All human probability wife would have bcsn
In her grave, and M children left otheress.
u.s. 81 course convey more fully thu
various subjects treated Of they Of nature
intended for the married. those
Liberty street New York; Little Co. Albany; JosepA
Tucker Mobile Alabama T. b. Peterson - Chestnut street.
Philadelphia.
On the receipt Of ST. copy viii be transmitted by mail
must be addressed, post paid TO Dr. NJ MAurioeau koI
l.2iNew York city. once I'D Liberty street.
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Foreign Mnlla.

Letter Bags Of steamer Pacific, for Liverpool will close ct
the Exchange Reading Room t67 EXCHANGED on Saturday
2lst, st the usual hour.
Letter Bags for Rio Janeiro per steamer North America
will elose at the Reading ROOM (6 Exohanse about Wed
nesdRy, 18th inst.
better bags Rio Janero, Per steamer Golden Gate,
will close Mt the Exchange Reading Room t7 Exohanxe
about 18th June.
Letters pre- paid at the Reading any part
Of the world.
The above Letter Bags Kenyons Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-21

DAcIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP coAPASY-(oNLY
Through Line for California and Orogoa 1.-The public
informed that under the this Com
pany steamers inspected and approved BY the Navy Depart
meht and carrying III. United States mails will continue TO
leave Panama and San Francisco the h and 18th day Of each
month unless detained by unavoidable accident and will
te9,h ~ Asapule., ssn Disse and Monterey. ,,.vr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-21

lust PuBLIsHED-A NEW EDITION OF DIR. Dn
se on the nature and treatment of Diseases stro
lures and those depiorsble infrmes resulting self
abuse &c. Price only IKE Sold at the book lI1
Broadway and by post OF the author 81 LspenArd
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DE- .RALrns PRACTICAL PRIVATE rRkArIss-
DR NoRTAsoRE WOULD INFORM THE uUNpREps

nR MORRISON IS CONSULTED coNvIDENrIALLv
~ certain diseases which he treats without mercury
Recent cured In fev days Thirty
epsbles him debility No. arfsins from
abuse. See his London drloms In his private onoe 1<y<
Fulton street. N. B.-No fee till CURED
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-05-22
WILLIAM w. GOODWIN,

Wholesale aud Retail dealer In Fancy and Staple Dry
Goods, Hats, Gaps aud Straw Goods, Ae-, Ac.,
No. i2s, Main street, Galena, illinois.
EWE subscriber has just Received from New York. a
II large and well sclected assortment Of SPRING and
SUMMER GOODS, Of the latest inport lions, which he
offers Tor sale ON good terms any house the
en county Having selected with u choice assert
ment of Ladies' Dress Goods, he would particularly in
wife the attention 0f purchasers that Of his
trade, among which may be found
Fancy BaNse DE LANES,
Changcable silk Plaiis,
Changesbc Silk foplhls,
ColoTed Tariton Muslins,
D lain and Figured swiss d.
Colo.ed stripe Swiss do,
Embroidered do do,
Fine Fren IA Jaconcts, new and beautiful article
Linen Lustres,
firIn and Chene Ginghsnis &c, DC.
In stape Goods his stock complete, embracing
~ article usually kept In Dry Goods Store together
with complete assortment Of hoise- srIics
Carpets, Curtain Muslihs, Damask, Cotton and Linen
Table Diaper, Window Shades, all qualities, at manufac-
turers piiccs Bonnets and Straw Coos Of every des-
ciipiion, farasos Umbrellas Combs, Fans,
less ety u! trail too numerous 10 mentions all OF
are offered al prices which fail please.
chasers invited to Call. Our Goods will be shown
freely. Particular at,eatiUn paid to ORDERS.
Wm. W. GOODWIN.
Galcna, Ill May u, 1851. Sun
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BOOKS! BOOKS!!

IUAvING just received large additions, the subscriber
now offers for the inspection of all persons wishing
Books and Stationery either large small quantities.
large stock of School Books, together with al assert
of standard works in 9lmost every department OF
knowledge, of great and variety.
SPELLING BOOKs-SaRders', Towns, Webster's and
Mc(;ufIey's
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Sanders LIST, I'd, Sd, 4th
and 5th readers.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Smiths, Mtchelrs Morsts
Pariey's and Good ich's.
ARlTHMETICS-Dayies', Smiths, Colbun's, Rays,
Emcrson's Adams, Perkins and Dnbnll's.
GRAMMARS-Bullou's Browns, Wells, kirkhamss,
Smiths Pinneo's and Frazers.
HISTORi ES--GoOdrch's Hale's, Wiiard's, Wilson'S
u. 9.
ALSO;
Works on chemistry. geology, mincreaogy, philoso-
ply, physiology and botany. Mathematical and casSi-
cal works. standard works in medical science, theology
cal and law books.
Paper and blank books in any quantity, of every va
riety. J. BROOkEs,
April o. 90 Main street, Galena-
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The Oregon Observation-Disclosures from
IL. w. Lee.
Correspondence Of the Pioneer.
LONG PRAIRIE, May 4, 81.

Correspondence Of the Pioneer.
LONG PRAIRIE, May 4, 81.
NJ GooDEUE:
SIR: After FIVE days. tedious travelling we
ssl-hsd this point. where We propose TO take ca
noes 10 prosecute our VOYAGE. We walked nearly
o.. ne way from Saint Paul, which, with the bad
iher, has given the boys some idea Of what
,hsy viii have to pass through ere they reach
.b Pacific coast.
When left ST. Paul had made up my mind
60 20 to Red River by Otter Tail Lake, but asst
- d circntOus route, l am wavsring be-
tween this and the route by Leech Lake.
If any one should attempt TO follow US, direct
,l TO Crow Wing; also TO cali at Mr.. Browns
IT he mouth OF Swan River, where a Mr.. Aiken
les and who has been in this country forty
Years. lie can give them much valuable infor-
asa ION.
The best way to reach the mouth Of Crow
Wing from st. Paul. is by Wagons, when they
csn obtain can,es al i 60 to Gull Lake. where
ii-. w. w. Warren re sites, aud will give them
ssery direction to Leech Lake, aud which is the
..ailesi and best rouis. Mr.. All en- hin S we can
F.lch Selkirk Settlement in ten days.
Our party are in good health, and j sire to be
r. "a enibered TO their friends. Our arrangements
AZ. now complete, III we ] ave civilization be-
HiII only for a season, TO End Il again on the
sia-es Of the Pacific. a.t-t
Today we doff our American habineais, and
weir the costume of the Indian. which is batter
sut;d TO our travels; but some Of the boys cut u
queer figure in their dress.
From Pe,nbina, will write You again.
Yours truly. K. w. LEE.
The Nominee came in at o'clock yesterday
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1liACKSMITfiS, IT the Red Shop the east side Of
II Roberts street, St au prepared with the
best stock Of iron and STEEL of all patterns and varetes
that ever was brought to this town; Including, beside
common English and American iron, Juniaia, Bloom
Swedes Russia and English barr also German Bills
ter steel and an article OF steel for cutlery equal
best Of Sheffield. In connection with our Smith Shop
we have also Wagon Shop with a supply Of the hest
seasoned white oak and other material for making tip
top wagons, bugges, and sieghs, which make iron
and warrant TO order, in short notice Also every
cripton Of plows.
We intend TO PIT the business of our shop straight
through. And though il may be sa hive by our
rises and forge and steel for living, mean 10 do
honest work for honest prices.
May Is, 1851. fly
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.;s and is The most satisfactory chief magistrate
vs ser knew in any Territory, and who is moi
and never was engaged in any spccula,ions what
ever with p. Chouteau, jr. * Co.
Il. also false tina, P. ch'pteau, jr. & Co. are
,- oiious monopoly, or any other kind Of monop-
c,,. r. tla, they have any charter whatever, or
.... ,ouer or any privileges no, conferred by law
.,.' every man ia Minnesota, or that their inter-
...,. ire opposed 10 civilization aud settlement; or
I'm. he Chief Justice is not the object Of "seri-
. ,ten,ion'' Thy hls enemies, at least or that
b.. ,nacrv he will suffer in comparison with 9TH
.- .sises: or that the Administration would gladly
f, al, of linn; or that al! the officers, with the
80. ,tion Of The Governor and Chief Justice, were
ro .,.eteat aud fniihfaI public agents aud "Popu-
.-r 18th the people.
% I, here is the quotation, which we have not
i.f black enough TO express the dark malsui.
= -:
Me territorial government was organized, as
.,,yy in March, ISI9. Alexa ndcr Ramsey
mounted Governor; c. X. Smith, Secretary;
n Goodrich. Chief Justice; David Cooper.
80 Rr,diey g. Mceker, Associate Justices; and
.-..,naer VI. Mitchell, Marshal
81. These officers, with the exception Of the
d, rho, and Chef Justice, are competent and
FIJI pnbic agents, and popular with the peo-
The Governor was, at FIRST, very popular, but
,. % r,.nairiy involved HIMSELF in speculations
80 nd ia, means, and allied himself with p.
q ,a,eau. IT, & Co., wealthy Indian traders, sue
Or. q The American Fur Company, an odicus
b., lpoly. al the interests Of which are opposed
D.. ylllzaiisn and settlement. This alliance ha.
:, .ed his official and private action TO such de-
that complete revolution has been effected
.n = popularity, and it may be truly said tina,
m I'D. Is no, now 4 moro unsatisfactory magistrate
r .inaesota than Alexander Ramsey
The Chief Justice is not The object Of any Sc
.-.gs attention. His utter want of capacity for
=, epsilon held by him, makes him the subject
-licule and merrinent, hut nothing more. The
inis,ra,icn would gladly be rid Of him, bu, it is
H. Eyed he canno, be legally removed, save by
a. .ediou, process Of impeachment
flrt the wretch who can attempt deliberately to
N the public mind. with such foul Casehoo.ls,
mere ought to be a special hell invented. upon the
ciple of the compound bow-ppe.
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A CARD.

VuNO the ladies would respectfully say, that have
Il opened the largest and most Fashionable as
sortment Of Millinery and Fancy Goods in the West
which we invite their attention We have larger
Of and Fancy Bonnets than other
Enlistment line IN the Eastern cities; and their fash
ion and style not to be surpassed by hem import
fashions and pattern hats ourselves directly from
Paris. We warrant all work and goods to please,
and il they should not be returned Mrs. Swtzers
Menary establishment, No. 1876, Main Street, Galena,
where the large figure stands In the window.
N. b. Ladies' when coming TO Galena, should not for
get call before purchasing elsewhere, consider il
trouble to show goods and know that we can sell
them low any body can do it, and we are determine
do it, this being exclusive business, apply all
energies and taste to il.
N. Miners supplied at the lowest Wholesale prices.
MAY 18th, 1851. I'm
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INSUR ANCE.

INSURANCE.
Protection, Fire and Marine Insurance Company, of
Hartford, Conn.--Incorp0rafcd ia 1925.
annual Premiums, Capital Stock, and Surplus Funds,
S1,OOO,OOO.
TuNIS old and responsible Company continues to issue
u policies the most favorable terms on Dwelling
Houses Household Furniture Stores, stocks Of Goods
Warehouses and their Contents, Mills and Manufactures
&c, &C. against Loss OR DAMAGE Gy FIRE.
Also, Goods, Wares and Merchandise, against the
hazards Of Inland transportation and upon the Caroes
Of sea vessels.
The Protection Insurance Company having. in the
last d years paid many millions of dollars their
raj agencies throughout the United States and the Brit
sh Provinces have established just reputation for SOL
vency and fair dealing, which challenges comparison
with any other Insurance Company the Continent Of
America The annexed extract from article on the
subject Of Insurance Companies, taken from the N. "
Day Book exhibits briefly the standing and policy of this
Company:
''The moneyed men OF this ancient and prosperous
city Of Hartford have for half century been famous
throughout the Union for the discretion, rigid hon
esty, and unvarying success, with which they have
formed and managed corporations of this description
No Hartford bank Insurance Company has failed
These Companies have for than whole
and have failed pay the nnumcrable losses
which they have insured against"
All losses arising upon policies issued BY the under
signed will be promptly adjusted and paid the General
Agency Office, located at Cincinnati, o. large por-
ton of the funds Of the Company, (ncludng all prem
received the sgencies is deposited with
the General Agent of the Company at Cincinnati. for
the payment Of Western and Southern losses Apply to
3s-tf II. l.. MOSS, Agent, Saltwater.
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BEN. w. BRUNSON

Notary Public aud County Surveyor,
HAVlNG opened Land Agency will attend
Il Il to the location of Military Land Warrants,
entering government lands, securing presumption
claims, buying and selling farms, town lots, and
the payment of taxes, will also draw and take ac-
acknowledgements of deeds, mortgages, sc.
References, Rev. A. BRUNsoN, II. du C'n, Wis.
Ills Exc'y NELSON DEWEY, Wis.
w. Ii. BRADLEY, Esq. Galena, Ill,
l.. S. FELT Esq, Galcna, III.
Hon. VIII. FORBES, ST Paul, Min.
Office on Roberts street, Saint Paul, Min.
NoTE.-I have been TO considerable expense
in procuring fac smile copies Of the township
plats at the Land Office, and have made arrange
ments to be advised weekly Of all entries and pre-
enp,ions made, therefore can give at any time
any information in regard to the vacant lands in
the district.
b. w. BRUNSON.
50-tf
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ETNA FIRE INSURANCE CO..

7ncsFpordfed, Nay, 1879.
ruNE undersigned having been appointed agent OF this
Il old and responsible Company, is prepared take
risks reasonable any other reliable Com
pany.
The reputation fihe "Etna Co." is widely known
that Of any other in the United States and perhaps
more The Company has had its share with others
of prosperity and vicssitude; and while il has been for
so years dispensing laid and comfort the unor
tuEate 81 ,imant has been asked to defer
mcnt for want Of means.
Tie undersigned is prerArsa give sat:sfac tory evil
dence Of its stability and premptness in the adjustment
Of losses. Apply to MELLON, ASs-..
st. Paul, Nov. 81, $780,
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GLASS WARE.
No. 1914 Main-Strect, Galena.

VX7HOLESALE DEALERS in HARDWARE
w CUTLERY, lion, Nails, and WIN
DOW GLASS, will furnish any article in :hsir
line at less prices, and on the same terms that
can be had in st. Louis
FOR SALE,
500 kegs Of Nails 100 doz Pocket Knives
40 coils of Rope 200 doz Scissors
100 doz Scy,hes 100 doz Scythe snaths
so doz Pitchforks 200 boxes Glass
200 doz Locks 200 doz Latches
1000 doz Knives and Forks.
Also, casting. Of every description, to order, at
short notice, and at low prices.
June 6, ls50.tf WEIGH 4 McCULLY.
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GREAT BARGAINSs

To sell and convey by general warrantee deeds, the
following described real in the immediate vicinity
of 81. Paul, to wit:
The Southwest one-forh of the Southeast quarter and
the East half of the Southwest quarter Of Section No l.
Also, Lot No. L. of Section No ~ all in Township No.
IS north of Range No 20 Also, Lot No. 5, ofec-
ton No 6, and Lot No. Of Section No. T. in Township
No. %, north of Range No. % west.
Thc above lands join the Town Plat of st. Paul,
hundred and twenty of which rich Prairie, and
fifty Of tmbered land, fronting the river Also thr
tytwO Lots in ecchs Addition to ST Paul, and forty
laid off adjoining the into lots Of one,
three, four, and eight
The above Lands and Lots will DC sold liberal terms,
and persons wishing purchase Plats
and be shown the grounds by Richard Freeborn the
undersigned. b. w. LOTT.
ST. Paul, May ], 1851. 2-6m.
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2O7, MAIN STREET.
vENABI.E d HOFFLEMAN,

MANUFACTURERS of every description Of Cabinet
l Furniture, of the fashionable aud superb style,
at wholesale and retail with every kind Of Mahogany.
Walnut and painted Chairs with all OF Bedsteads
from 81 so TO SO0 90. Keep hand all descriptions OF
Tables centre, card, dining breakfast dressing, wash
work stands, candle stands side boards bureaus,
warobes, cupboards and SOFAS great variety Lounges
OF different Sizes single DOUBLE and with backs, raised
bottoms SC Settres OF all kinds walnut and painted
Dvsns, &C. all of looking glasses, hanging and
swinging Both large and small cots hand; all sorts
of hair moss shuck and straw for beds and
lounges with all kinds Of cradles, DC. 3.i Am