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the PHYSIOLOGY OF MARRI.
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and disorders Of youth and matu-
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its duties and disqualilications, &
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A CARD
TO THE LADIES.

M RS MAYO has just returned from New York city.
w and has received this day by Express, large and
elegant lot of rich DRESS HATS and other goods, to
which she would call the attention Of the ladies Saint
faui ana Vicinity tmay IL, 1856
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BY ANDRUS DURAND,

Cannon Falls, Minnesota.
re- Boarders by the day week entertained with the
best fare the Minnesota market affords, and furnished
with pleasant and comfortable rooms. Abundance OF
game and excellent fishing in the immediate yicn-
ty with scenery in any part of the upper
Mississippi region. June IL. 44u
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WINDOW GLASS.

JUST received at the Pioneer Crockery Store Box
es WINDOW GLASS, for sale, at small adv ance on
Pittsburgh prices. r. MARVIN
st Paul, April IS, 1855,
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PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE
ON THE
Physiological View Of Marriage;

Nj. Ii. la CROIX, NJ. ID. Albany, N. T.
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and Plates.
~ Price only Twenty Five Cent .EK-
HaSent free pnstage to all parts of the liInn
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william Rock,
Civil Engineer and Surveyor, Red Wing, Mimi,
H(ESPECTFULLY solicits part Of Public Patronage,
- and will transact with prvmptness and accuracy
whatever business may be entrusted to his care.
References.
r. NJ. Shoemaker, G. e. Cincinnati, Ohio.
+. Gest, C. T.. Cincinnati, Ohio.
J. W. Adams, G. r. Lexington, Ky.
5. Medbcrry, G. f. Columbus, Ohio.
Thos Daniels, q E. Springfield, Ohio.
Thos. A. Morris, g. e. Indianapolis, Ind.
J. II. Sprague, c. f. Shelbyville, Ind.
M. NJ Benton, Prest. G. & l.. r. R., Covington, KY.
Hon. 7. L. Jones, Newport, Ky.
Rev. L. w. Berry, Pres. Indiana Asbury University,
Greencastle, Indiana.
Hon. T.. d. Mansfield, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Feb. I, 1856. d&wly
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
New Arrival and the Greatest Attractions at the
Boston Clothing Store.
UST RECEIVED aud ready for inspection, the
- Largest, Best, and most Complete Assortment Of
Keady-Made Clothing, Hats, Caps and
Gents Furnishing Goods,
Ever brought to the Territory.
Ny stock now consists of every variety, quality, and
latest styles of spring and Summer Clothing Hats, Caps
Gents Furnishing Goods, ETC.. too numerous to mention,
but to which wonld respectfully invite the atteuti
the public, they selected with the greatest care
and will be 90 cheap for cash.
Third sire. Z. I.ambcrt's Brick Block, Nav 8.
daw GIG. GRISWOLD.
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]. ER0ST..


lust RECEIVED, at the Saint Paul Agriculture
- Warehouse, near the head OF fhird Street,
Corn Shelters, a. Grain SeparatorS,
Hay and Straw Cutters, Whip Stocks and Lashcs,
Vegetable Cutters, Corn Mills, {, -
Neat Cutters, Post Augcrs.
Sausage Suffers. Bell Rings and Cow Chains
Horse Hoes and Cutivators,Ox and Cow Bells,
Harrows and Seed Sewers, Cross Cut and lib Saws,
Cast Steel Plougfs, Scythes and maths,
Ok Yokes and Bows, Grape Vine Cradles,
GrndStoneS, Hay and Manure Forks,
Farmers Boilers, Scythe Stones, Rakes, etc.
Grndstonc Cranks Rollers, Ok and Log Chains, etc.,
Sickles and Grass Hooks, Brush Scythes and Hooks,
Mattocks, Picks, Grub Hoes, Corn Baskets,
Corn and Milling Hoes, Tools of all kinds,
All of which offer sale the lowest price for
cash. jy1Iw3m MCCLOUD & BROTHER.
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OOKING GLASS PLATE on hand, and cut to any
IL desired size without charge by DAY jerks
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A LAUNDERING BooK.-A book has lust
been published in Cleveland called "Seven
Thunders: or a mighty crash of Europe's
Royal and Papal Thrones, about to be cast
down by the judgment of God" Nice read
ing for dog day.
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SAINT. LOUIS HOUSEa

A. G. MCKENZIE, PRoPRIEToR. IL tn
IuyHE location of this popular Hotel Is
u in Minnesota history as being near Fort Smelling,
on the Of the Mississippi River, and Is desirable
resort fer pleasure seekers those who wish pleasant
and agreeable retirement from the perplexities and
business the purpose of recruiting enervaed
health. The proprietor promises additional induce
ments to the public for q liberal patronage. jeoltf
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GROCERY AND FEED STORE
IN CONNECTION WITH
NOBLES' MILL.

ii HAVE established at Larpenteur's Old Provision
Stand, Third street, next door above jackson, an
tensive GROCERY AND FEED STORE, which will be
supplied with Flour, Corn Neal Bran, Shorts, and all
other products nay mill on Trout Brook. Also, will
be kept constantly hand general of fresh
Family Groceries and Provisions.
All orders left at the store for anything my line
will be promptly attended to and the article delivered
free Of charge In any part of the city.
July 8, 1856 WIN. Ii. MOBILES. .
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Lots in whitney and Smiths Addition.
FUNWO Lots in block s. whitney and Smiths Addition,
IL for sale. Terms reasonable.
S. T.. FOLSOM CO.,
July 30, 1855. Minnesotan Building.
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III We learn that Mr.. Fillmore is hay-
ing the most brilliant success in English so
ciety. His fine personal appearance and
graceful and dignifed manners contribute
quite as much to this as his political dist;nc-
tion. queen Victoria says he is the poltest
american she ever saw, and all manner of
Dukes ana haris are inviting him to their
country G seats. he is accompanied, as Pr-
yate Secretary, by Henry A. Davies, Esq,
formerly Counsel to the Corporation of New
York, and author of a legal work on the
Corporation ordinances. The Know Nothing
journals of the South are nominating Mr..
Fillmore for President.-N. Y. Tribune.
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CHlS AGO HOUSE, sJ
- w. w. FOLSOM, PROPRIETOR, .-.I,-
Taylor's Falls, Minnesota. . -.
Persons travelling to Lake Superior will find excellent
accommodations at this House.
Aug IS, 1855
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE

HIAVING made the necessary arrangements with
Il the best Manufacturers and Dealers i'm the East,
we SHALL on the opening of Navigation, be prepared to
fill all orders for implements OF all kinds consisting in
part Of
PlOughs, Cutivators, Grain and Seed Drills. Harrows,
Horsa Hoes, Hay and Straw Cutters Corn Shelters Fam
hing Mills, Grain and Grass Seed Separators, OxYokes
and Bows, Farmers Boilers, Grain Cradles, Scythes,
Snaths, Hay and Manure Forks, Sickles, Hoes, Hay
Garden Rakes, Shoves, Spades, &c.
We shall always have ON hand the newest and most
approved patterns OF implements. well those the
best Makers in the country, aid will keep ourselves
vised of any inventions improvements that will
be of interest to the Farmer.
The attention of Farmers and others invited to our
establishment where prepared to sell at the
est market prices for cash.
MCCLOUD & BROTHER.
NeT the head Of Third Street, Saint Paul.
March 10, lS55.-vtf
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MARBLE WORKS!

VTyHE undersigned would respectfully announce to the
i inhab isants of ST. Paul and vicinity, that they
have hand and are prepared to furnish 10 order,
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN MARBLE,
MONUMENTS, HEADSTONES, MANTLES, IA
BILE TOPS, WASHSTANDS, &C., &C.,
Our stock is very extensive and we believe work
men cannot be surpassed. ...
Orders from abroad ,uiH receiue strict attention.
We will deliver work at st. Paul any of the in
termediae landings free of expense. .o.'-
Our shop is Sixth street, between Main and Iowa
streets, Dubuque, Iowa. li
PIP. Furbcr will receive orders for this place.
N. HERRICK & co.
Ann
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e. John B. Wyman, Esq, formerly of
the Illinois Central, VIC learn, has accepted
the post of Superintendent of the Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad.
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ABBOTT g. KINGMAN,

MANUFACTURERS of SASH BLIN DIS and DOORS,
Vu Flooring, Siding and Shingles, dealers In Locks,
Knobs, Ur,ters planning, Circular and Scroll
Saving, executed at short notice. Factory. Clark St.,
between Taylor aud Twelfth; Sale Room, 40 Clark
Strcetj Chicago, Ill.
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MEMPHIS SAVINGS INSTITu TlON,
/ Incorporated by the State Of Tennessee.
No. 36 Front Row.
DUYS and sells Sight and Time Exchange on the East,
discounts short time bills on New York, New Orleans,
and st. Louis; does General Banking and Exchange
Business; makes collections in all the principal cities in
the Southwest. the most favorable terms, proceeds
promptly RENTED day of payent with current rates
of exchange.
Notes of the Memphis Savings Institution taken al
par n all business transactions. G5@Southern cOlec
lions solicited. ISAAC YOUNG, President.
May 1, 1S55-1y
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SALMON,S IMPROVED PATENT.
GRAIN a. GRASS SEED SEPARATOR.
FuNHlS Machine took the first premium at the Worlds
fair New York, also at the New York State Fair in
1862.
1t has been generally introduced i'm The States and t.
acknowledged 10y all be far superior to any other Ma
chino cleaning grain and grass seeds, AID is fast
persediDg the Use of all others.
Farmers invited to call and this Machine, be-
fore purchasing any other. For sale only by
MCCLDUD & BROTHER,
1yw Agents for the Territory,
Jan. 8, 1856 Near the head Of Third ST., st. Paul.
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szz 49, 49, 49, 49, : 80 a. -
The Illinois Central Railroad
Is now completed from DUNLEITH, opposite
Dubuque to Cairo,
Connecting by one continuous Line of Railroad the
Upper Nth the LOUer Mississippi.
Two Passenger trains run Daily over its entire length
passing through Galena, Freeport, Amboy Dixon, Men
duta, La Sale, Bloomington, Decatur, Vanalia Sano
val. JonesborO, connecting at Cairo with Steamers up
New Orleans aud Memphis and all places the Lower
Mississippi. Trains eavc Dunleith arrival of Steam
ers from st. Paul, daily, as follows
Cairo, st. Louis and Chicago Express,
At 6 IS A NJ, and 900 p NJ,
Connecting at Frceport with Trains direct for Chicago
at Mendoza with Trans direct B.oem at La
Sale with Trains for Rock Island and Peora at
ur with Trains for Spring and Naples. and AT San
loval with Trains direct for st. Louis.
Passengers for ST. Louis landed at the Ferry, dt
which is regular line Of Omnibusses. to them
aud their baggage to all parts of the City, avoiding by
this route the vexaIious delays common to the Rfvef
Mitigation, above st Louis.
Passengers should ask for tickets through by
THE ALL-RAILROAD ROUTE,
Which carries them from Dubuque and Galcna to Chi
cdgo, IN hours, to ST Louis in 20 hours, and
to Cairo in D hours.
This Road is built in the it.ost thorough and substan
tial manner its equipment is ample and fitted up with
all The modern improvements, and fof the accommoda-
tIoh of the Travelling Public, Large aid COmmodious
Hotels have been erected at Cairo, Cenraa, Wapella
Mendoza, Ambov and Dunieth, unequailed In Of
comfort and manner of accommodation by any Hotels
in the West.
Through tickets can be had at ST. Paul, Dunlnitb Ga
lena, etc., LOUIS Rock Island, Burlington, Cairo
for all the principal Cities in the South and East
r. b. MASON, Gcn'I Supt
st. Paul Office at Irvine, Stone & McCormick's corner
Anthony and Eagle Streets. the WnslOw House
e27daw s. b. FORBES, Ticket Ag't.
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Misteaalltolls Caros.
HAMLlNE HOUSE,
WILLIAM D. CHuLS0N, Proprietor

RED WING, MINNESOTA.
yUyHIS House Is now ready the accommodation of
the Travelling Public. 1t is pleasantly situated
near the Upper landing. The rooms pleasant and
ary the Proprietor determined that nothing shall
be wanting to make guests feel at home.
NJ Basgage conveyed to and from the boats free of
charge. Red Wing, may IL, 200
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FLAVIEN BEAUDETi'EE.

WOULD respectfully announce to the inhabitants Of
w Mendoza and vicinity, that he has erected CAR
RAGE & WAGON SHOP, also, BLACKSMITH
SHOP. of first and streets, in the town
of MENDOZA where Wagons and carriages Of the best
quality will always be found for sale, and all description
Of Blacksmith work executed with dispatch.
Mendoza, Jan 26, 1866 WV
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CRACKERS.

~ BARRELS CRACKERS just received, and for
~ sale cheap by j. r. IRVINE Co.,
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ls7fHFrraG rfU Au,uSsAsxas.--fb~ hl'iorslng
extracts from litter receive. ~ ths NaYy p.JAr
meni -
sn have directed Captain Iorg % pyoeesi "a Genos
lar saygly u coai and his return -hail al ~ -
ples 10 Which pkee earnestly nssfef by NJ rcs
dent i,s.sr fsra vessel he political state ~ aslfs
in tha. kingaova having ss~nsd threatening Sttads
~ tke fresenee ~ the yetssls ~ Nagea may ~
disfonssd With pfoposs - pfoceed bsss already
srrbst tho esr sfrn~ui r. cofstaninnTe ana shoals
the ehelsfs vbsh unhsgYsiy prsyalls = .rlyfnA
(ss n de. N a the towns fhf n1Ff sss; - ihe
Hsafsratsap IN Asia wIndr AMI Syria have sni<i "
that yl2<e wll also visit H. hal hoIff - hnd ihs %
sssa,cn here having ieNrre4 - hsf arrival "n te lh
rfans st Gibraltar Tier presenoe wi - rpst ssssYiA
he .se. tie present and pfobabls future ttAtn a AfAf
the ron'inens ussr y D"fe ihan 'set esss.As1 -
upS.r nv cornaand - arrive AMI ~ vs- ~ h
fact bss Mys orgo nefess@ 70 ne prst@nt tfce =
:. Ia. - nrs sYssssf snd si5af - he aEip u
,Yox,.sspss hail Erossf "a hstss trusting " b, =,
Isnd sleura A. 0gssrcAk ooeuf, fgf us pr0trs1n Is
counsFyns aas, ~ msiT yynf se.sAsn' -
rant. nNN. > h.ss. - ttsi..s<*NnsAt
4 fisa r. G. Donhs ss~Fei.fy - The Nsvy, wasAisg'es
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vesieir The aorthen coast the isianis with pro
duce.
INDxAuIyTsArIox TO TIE GRETscwS surFExEns
Vsom the Central American (S:c.N, oct. IL
There no subject At the present moment, OF mcrs
Interest TO the citizens Of Ssn Juan thsa t ciakms
losses sustained by The bombardment cf Greytown" /"
scarcty resident, French, German on English, bot
what are ako Interested 70 greater less degree All
are equally aaxous to their just claas. and the
actual amount Of suffering 10 not proporsionste 70 the
loss n dollars and cents, therefore the severity of my
cases must 30 m<ssured more BY circumstance than tho
grcssness of the amount
. Whatsoever tbey may be, sympathies with ,sl
those Who have snaered aod efforts shall be drec
sscrstary Marcy has declared that the State Depart
meat has no authority TO settle c.ss Tor losses Grey
town. They cannot he settled paid by this or any
other apartment without the sanction Of Congress"
ihose consetant With the prolonged and tc Nous man.
ner OF getting claim through Congress, regret
thst this Is the only course 70 be pursued and when
reflect that claims wen founded by
diers and steir representatives, have been passed
npd ovor for upwards Of twenty years. and in many
Instances not yet acts upon, may well enjon cur
ieow citizens VI San Juan having claims TO be settled by
sne CoDgzess the United States 10 stock them
Win good supply Of patience and all the aid aud
innuence within their power to aid in the
OF tAear wishes We speak advsedly when say 10 our
reaeers mere that no feels deeper interest In the
!peedy adiustment OF those claims than Governor Kinney
himself aud we feel confident that he will cheerfuy cx
tthcsS ne and al the benefit Of the extensive influence
hs name alone ~ill exert snong the members at Wash.
ington Ia their behalf
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JANIS 1t. WOOD, NJ. IL.
J. y. GARRIsH, ". ~.
DIR. GEORGE y. WOODWARD
HENRY SHEPPARD, NJ. ~

Ngw YORK, Nov. s 1855.
FEn SroRY-A NossUR FouND SEw YoRE BAY
We shown a lsh Friday of most singular thape
that caught by Mr. George Bowman 70 Gowanns
bay day last week. The animal IA three feet tSo
inches long from mouth TO tail and feet inch
nom Guke 10 the other. one Of its peculiadIcs i
the unususl sire of the head and mouth-,he lser b.
Ing eleven inches width and sufficient depth u hold
the blade Of shovel which thrust into Il whom Gr.i
caught Another popularity II the possns-i0D II two
leg. aud feet about eight inches long which situated
just below the bead. and whom the animal palsi
shore the fishermen astonishet ~ aee u open 10
mouth, and draw itseh up i,r legs and sai The
trails email and II II matter u woncr how the
process Of dlgestion II carried Tho lower il
sihcd With Of Jingle teeth, about sirteenth nf
inch long, he those the upper jaw much smaller
The construction 81 the glib IL alo singular there beug
only mall sycrure the lnke Tor the sscapcHsen
this hsh ID blooded, and beings trth iis young
alive. Ike the whale though unlike tho whale there
provision for sucklfr1 It's osprng fhe gentleman ts
whom the nsh sod. sr. j. j.. boas No. ifp North
William street, though well vsresd In lchtbyoloTy and
having number o: books the subject t0 whtch he
hsh. We commend this mat,r t. the sasepin u tbe
Fcisntihe for nrestigs,ion. Mr. I0de woah. dDub
he willing Ia show u 20 any committee ~ scientific gen
tlercn who might desire TO 500 ~
AolnrNrs - rug Emx RAiho.p In consequence u :
misplaced switch tbe train going from Care nialgua -
tereay morning N tho track q, bs junction ~
Erie YuaA and ,bs canapdasus road. While he
off the track ffsHat tram th0 fJio road
into hsm bot lb. sng incer fortunately then, h.
time io prevent any SERIOUS collision.
Csngonst4 rxrrn~ MAJ susaxA s1Af rn
vTr-Is,isrs by he Pacific trpsss. Cpmpany, RI
Rrss5ray, si ss ready o. delivery this morning ds
dly ffofn to ~ sslock
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Tie t5af Amo se1H (Col. hinnsys paper) ot October
IL says
Col. Chas Whitehead leaves In ba rIesen, TOR
the nted States. Col Whitehead u native u Ger.
ga, 70 which state he returns vested with full poser
from Gov. kinney, VIII be by card another
column, 20 make arrangement vih all those who wish
20 ernigratc 10 Central America. This win afford the
young q Georgia sxeeoat opportunity TO secure
plantations unsquaIed 10 the world ana % all actual
reitleTr We WI give hearty welcome.
The newly appointed American consn, X. :. Cc,rell
Esq, retnrasa from Granada few days rso.ist
the document FROM his predecessor T. W. fabefS ts
and enters ~ once upon the duties of bis 0fce.
The first article Of the cAyton and Balscr Treaty VIII
10 founc upon our brss page. We publish 4 iof The
benefit q all coresrnsd- will hc by thi treaty that
Great bstain and tho Emitted States have LEGGED them
selves ssyer 70 interiors assume exercise any aaihor
hy controi whatever thoss who may zee 81 "
cold aixa NIearsgrs careful yerusal q this article
viii eni2hisn thoss who read Ii In regard 10 the xht.
AID prfveges q ssngran's and the p,sye q
intsertnee On The part VI the above yoye nnenss
in their just and lawful pursuits.
The bealh a san Juan REMAINS good AM only ns
working men with thsa implemenr a bB.banafy AMI
mining TO put as in the fnn enjoyment u al that ~
desre.
Business remains dan m occasional bunxo arrive.
from VI the Fvu sth 'e~ hids- snd "a oeessl0na
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yuags Williams a rntn oosniy, Dido .svessly =
nIarsd W b~inw ~ . ooosa0tays, co ihs Nh
~ , that he dol shortly afisr The sociasnt
An "a isy nsss~A HsanAs sssisys sssf vs~s,hsst.v,
~ ". mat i*s~a ssd rob<S y. sss lss ~, Sss vss
s.f3 st9F4 Nt ag0-
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City lufelltQeuee

TO state that Doctor r. D. Conncy the democratic cand
date for Coroner, who the platform when Il fe In
on Friday night IL not scriosly Injured repre-.
sented In the report. He received cut the cheek
bat there 4 danger attending H. nor 4 there any
broken bone disocation, and have no doubt tie
result of the election Tuesday win prove perfect
Tor the injury he snsnnsd. We give tho following card
from his attending pbysicians:--
Tie report IN the HruAtD u hs morning. u tho dangerous
coDdhon Of Dr. Ed u. ,oDDrry. happy be ab-
uadc Although severely wounded and BRUISED by ts
falling q The platform IN Tompkns square last eYruog the
Doctor has no honcs broken ha Internal n1y au Duz
eonred TO his bed present there prospec Id get
ting out In a few days JhO. H. GkIssOM, N. -.
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