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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-08-11

illustrating the anatomy ana phSsiocgy, ana diseases OF
organs both sexes, their structures uses
and fnnctions popular and comprehensive treatise
the duties and casualties single and marriede-hap
nv and fruitful alliances mode of securing then-infei.
and nfertile onrs-their oovlaloh anu IenoN
will objections it, none however, should
take this step without 6rstt Its pages
commentaries diseases and medical treatment OF
temales rom infancy o old age. each case grahicsly
illustrated y heautif photographic plates nervous de~
ty Its causes by process at once SO Simple,
safe and eif"ctna that failure Is 1inpossne rues i"r
caiiy management: an ESSAY on S!'ernialornuA VIII.
practical safer ana more SUCCESSIVE
mW!e OF treatment onary hints on tire evis re-
sultns from empirical practices an essay ON AL diseases
arising from iniscrcon with bain and simple rules oy
Wncn ala persons can cure themselves WITHOUT mercury
repedies for those self-nrlcted mseries and dtap-
painted hopes so unfortunately IN the young>
1t s truthful adviser to he married and those conteln-
plating marriage. Its perusai is particularly recon-
mened to entertaining secret doubts Of their
physical condition and who conscious having haZ
aried the health, happiness and privileges to which
ry being entitled to. Price IS cents per copy,
copies To- dollar. Mailed free of postage to
any part the United States.
n. B.--1hoSe who prefer may consult rR LA CROIx
upon of The diseases upon which his book treats eth-
>onalIy or by NALL His medicines often cure ID
the short space of six days. and completely ard entry
eradicate all those disorders which copaiva am
cubebs been thought an antidote, IL the u
the health the patient. bis 'French Secret Is
the continental remedy That class OF disorders,
which unfortunately physicians treat Win mercury 10
the retrcvabe destruction OF tue patie constitution,
and which all the sarsaparla III the world cannot cure
nr LA GROWS medicines free from ali uiineral
poisons. au put mp in and compact form which
he sent 10y Express Mail, and may be taken IN
public private house, or wills travelling without exc
10 the mos intimate friend or room mare. OF Mn
drance from business study. and lnircrtant change
diet Is Nscincs sent 10 any part ~
the Union according to directions. safely and Carefully
secured from AL observation. Office rem we'd from No.
sc Beaver ST., 81 Maiden Lane, Broadway. Alba
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Superior, Douglas Co., Wis.

FHyHlS place IS sitracd the Bay of Superior and
Left Hand river, at the head o. Lake Superior,
possesses better site. better harbor, and greater ad
commercial city, than any other point IL
the Northwest. ami Is cqpailed in prospective mpsrt
ance 10y Chicago only.
The pruprictors nave q clear, Jndisputed. and unin
t, 10 the land upon which Superior is laid
and all purchasers OF lots receive WARRANTED decd.
the
Superior was laid out during the past season. and
tel, number of stores. oliouS pier, with
houses and is IN all respects the most hOuTSng
in the West. The count L. S. Land Office
Ufice located here, where the Mississippi
Lake Superior l.. Military koa'. now in Of
constructors connecting with ST. Paul. terminates. l,
he head Lake Sulcrio The ssSoo'' canal Will he
open by June, after which tim lines OF lake
will run to Surerur-one from Chcato, two from
Cleveland, and one from Buffalo; fue vessels having
been built expressly tor this trade.
Two sieam sawmil's and printing press are now en-
Inc way superior and will BE- promptly set to work.
One half III" lots have been appropriated ly the
roprictCr> e sold by the undersigned TO actual set
lie. easy terms, and provide fund for extensive
ubic improvements Liberal alprcprai iors have bcsD
made for fus!c purposeS-rarks, churches, railroads.
~ II order 70 correct the Misrepresentation arising
SIM ary OF Names it is proper TO state that
Suprrcr Cty' aboIt the title OF which legal conro
vcr>y exists, is another and different places and in if
fercnt township from Superior.
~ Of superior are signed BY Thns. Clark, sur
veytr, ana VI. Newton, eat ami attorney for pro-
Paul. Gal'na, Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland Toledo, Buff
faio and other cities.
All persons who wish purchase lots. obtain nfor-
nation apply VIM II. New ton. Superior. Dn
county, Wis. WIN. II. NEWTON.
Ag't and Atty for prrprietors OF superior
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FOREIGN NEWS.


The Asia arrived at Halifax on the lst.
The war news is wholly unimportant.
In the British Parliament Mr.. Roebuck 8 mo-
ton Of censure upon the Government had been
debated. but finally rejected, by 100 majority
The Palmerston Ministry. therefore, remains
in Office.
:. The vacancy created by the retirement Of
Lord John Russell had not been filled. although
Sir Vim. Molesworth is'tIe most probable sue
cessor in the Colonial Secrctaryship.
A letter in the Colonge Gazette repeats the
assertion that difference hare arisen between
the Gar Alexander and his brother Constan-
tine, and the Prince Of Prussia goes TO st. Pc
tersburgh as mediator.
Don Escalanta is appointed Minister from
Spain at Washington. in place Of Cneto.
The rupture between Spain and Rome is said
to be complete. The clergy at Madrid have
demanded passports.
The Black Warrior difficulty with the Z. S
is definitely settled by indemnity Of one million
reals.
Wheat AID -four steady at about previous
quotations but in corn a further decline o.
three shi lings per quarter has taken place.
Provisions generally dull.
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r COATED on the South Bank Of the Minnesota Riv-
IL the nearest point below the Little Rapids that
is above high 1t Is about 30 miles above ST. Paul,
by the River and 81 by Land and 10 IL miles by the
River and miles by land above Shakopec. Louisville
Is high rolling Prairie, with number Of Springsof
the best water abudance of good Line Stone in
the vicinity. Louisville has first rate landing for
Steamboats,, and is the landing place for tina; rich ex-
tensive country bordering raid prairie and the big
woods ami when the water is low for Steamboats, to
Rapds 1t is the place for travellers 10 and rom
the upper Minnesota country, to lave the Steam Boat
ana taSe one when bound st. Paul, being near the
travelled road from St Paul to st Peter, Fort
hogeiy, &C.. travellers to the upper country, will find
teams at Louisville and vicinity, to convey them up the
country. strangers looking claims get nforma
non OF or to rich country back uncai
mel ana well timbercd and waered. nterspersed with
meadows anu fruitful lakes, Astounding with fish. Lou
sSle la, Store AMI Hote in operation. and Black
smith shop and several dwellings building Persons
looking for locations inv ted TO visit This n,ace where
II. IL. SPENCHR one OF III" propreturs, will be found
ready and willing to sell property at fair prices rna,
Inducements will he offered TO Mechanics. Merchants,
&C.. TO settle hrre this This place Ii laid off on
liberal plan. Lot 90 by $50 feet. streets and alIeys
wie and liberal donations have been made by he mo-
prietors, In lie way OF public grounds for Churches
School purposes. Persons desiring pleasant place
to locate profitable place t" invest, invited
call and Louisville for themselves. (GS-w3m)
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New York, Tuesday. july

y.
The correspondent OF the Herald states that
the removal of Gov. Reeder has created some
excitement at Washington. 1t is believed there
that Mr.. Dawson will not accept, in which
event it will be given 70 Southerner. The
Kansas Judges had not been removed.
This mornings Journal of Commerce con-
tains leader condemning the removal of Gov.
Reeder as an unfortu ate step of the Admins
tration in the present condition of Kansas af.
fairs, and as it will furnish unprincpled fana-
tics INCA Is to fan the fame of sectional discard.
The steamer Isabella, Capt. Rollins, from
Havana via Key West aud Charleston. arrived
here last night. and brings Havana dates of the
18th. Cholera had made It's appearance ther..
numerous deaths from it having taken place
among the military and the Sisters Of Charity
at the Hospital-nope as yet among private
citizens.
/, Another batch of political offenders had
been disposed Of some being sentenced to ban
isnment to Spain and others to Africa. A de-
saenment OF two hundred aud ssveniy-eigbt ad-
t:onal troops had arrived from Spain. Kew
west was hesltby-no fever.
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Valuable PrOncrty for Sale.

In Minneapolis. at The Falls Of Saint .4nfk ony
nFFERED for few days only. HGnds0m. k-7t
~ House and Lot Washington Avenue; &S:.:..
three fine lots fronting Bridge Str eet. the Eiil
Suspension Bridge half block. Fourth S reef,
he Presbyterian Church eight lots. Lake St..
desirable ID. siI lots Prospect Avenue,
below the FALLS i6J acres 5eGui fui prairie and open
in3s. a,:join2 towr i'll the r"sc splendid tarm,w'N
improvements. IN the Mississippi Mnneaha Pa s;
also foe blocks al the Ferry ana Steamboat Landing in
the l.,wtr Town, &c, ali promising to be
raL With The most valuable property IN the Territory,
and can now be had low figures by applying
PROPER s. WILCOX,
Surveyors Land gents he U. s. Land Onice,
Minneapolis. Minnesota Territory.
Aug 2S, 1854
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Additional News By the Asia.


Close oote on the Turkish Loa.,-F Fine Pros
psctJor PItato in Ireland SC.
BosroN, August 2.
The steamship Asia arrived here about IL
o'clock today. The London Times of the lat
est dates says: We have great pleasure in
announcing that Sir William Wordsworth is to
succeed Lord John Russell in the direction Of
the Colonial Office.
The Turkish loan bill passed the Commons
on Friday night 10y vote of l3j to 1872 The
Hcrall claims the small majority Of three rs
virtual defeat of the Government. The Times
remarking upon the same says: I'VE can
scarcely believe that within so short timet e
alliance with France. the prospect Of the war,
aud the very existence of Turkey should have
been saved from the most serious risk by the
narrow majority of IS to 1872"
The L0nnOn correspondent Of the CONNER
cial Advertiser, writing per the Washington,
says that during the present week the weather
has been unusually stormy but rain was great
ly wanted. aud if the next five weeks should
prove toleraby fine, the yield OF grain both
in quality and quantity is likely to prove OK
cellent. most important circumstance con-
nected with the probable supply of food con-
slsts in theintelligcDcc. that tor the first time
in eight years there is reason to believe that
the potato crop in Ireland will be free from
blight.
Since lS47, signs Of rot have unequ;vocally
manifested themselves before the LIST of July.
but in the present instance the day has passed
without report of its appearance IL any quar-
ter. The plant everywhere is in perfect health
and vigor. and even if the disease should yet
come. Their" is reason to expect that it will be
less destructive than at any former time. since
its power of mischief is in proportion to the
date of its arrival.
Besides the $4,000 Germans that are collect
ed near Sandgate, there are also about 1000
Swiss at Dover. SO that the Foreign Legion
now numbers about $500 men, in very re-
spectacle state of discipline,
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HO. Farmers I!

KUST RECEIVED. at the Saint Paul Agriculture
- Warehouse, near heal ~ Third Street,
Germ Shelters, Ora q i@pararrs,
Hay and Straw Cutters, Why stocks and Lashces
Vegetable Cutters, Corn Mills,
Meat Cutters. Post Aug
Sausage Suffers. Bell Rings and Cow Chains
Horse Hoes and Cultivators,Ox ami Cow Bells,
Harrows and Seed Sewers, Cross Cut and Jib Saws,
Cast Steel PouChs, ScytiieS ami maths,
OK Yokcs and Bows, Grape Vine Cradles
G-inflsi0ne>, Hay and Manir- Forks.
Farmers Bnilers, SCy the Stores, Rakes, etc.
tirind>tonr Cranks Rollers. OK and Log Chains ETC.,
Scktes and tiraS, Hooks, Brush ScytheS and hooks,
MsttoCks. Picks, Grub Hoes Corn Baskets,
Corn ami Milling II es, Tools of ssi kgnfS,
All Of which offer for sale at thu lowest price fog
cash. jyl4w3m MCCLOiD & BROTHER.
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CHEAPEST BOClEVERf .
lished. a"i contasnh. early dou-
bic the - nifty Of reading matter
in that VI the Fifty cenisor Dol
Tor Publications. 1t treats On
the PLY SOLOGY OF MARR1.
AGE. and the secret infirmittes
aad disorders of youth and matu-
ity,resuitiigfrom excuses which
destroy the physical and mental
powers observations on marriage,
its duties and disquaiifications. &
their remedies; with autographs,
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Geographic News from the Galena Advertiser.

BALTIMO:E. Aug. 1.
The drying house of Gamrehi's powder mill,
near Wilmington, Delaware, exploded this
morning. killing Elk men. 1t contained a ton
and half of powder. All the workmcn en-
ploved in it were killed at once, being blown
into atoms, which were Enunu various dts
tauccs. OF from fifty to two hundred yards
One of the mills, situated some distance from
it, also exploded at the same time, fcarfuIly in
juring several of the workmen and badly
wounding 9th rs.
The official statements give the following as
the number of cases Of yellow feve: at the
points named:
Norfolk, 10 cases-6 deaths-s cases now I'M
der treatment.
Portsmouth a1d Gosport 100 cases-4l
deaths.
The deaths in Portsmouth yesterday. Tin
Gosport 4. There were 10 new cases in the
latter place
The Secretary Of the Navy has granted the
use of the Navy Hospital
MILWAUKEE, August 8.
Two horrible murders were committed ON
Wednesday near West Bend. Washington Co..
in this State. One George Declare called at
the house Of German called John Muehr. and
having knocked him down cellar with ham
mer attacked Mrs. Muahr and cut her head off.
He then turned upon the hired boy belonging
to the house stuck knif, through his neck
killing him Instantly Debale then robbed
Muehr Of $50, set fire to the house and fed
He was arrested in Bcst's Beer Hotel ia this
city last night and conveyed TO Jail. amidst
much excitement and threats Of violence.
NEW YORK. Aug g.
At meeting of the Chamber OF Commerce
yesterday memorial was read from several
American shipmasters at Bombay, complaining
of the Government of India, in refusing assis-
lance and protection to the American Consul
at that place. and through him. to American
life and property.
A correspondent Of the Courier and Enouirer
writes in reference to the cause of Gov. Reed
er's removal, that answers have been rec ived
by the Executive from Judges Ellore and La
compt. who were connected with Reeder in his
land speculations at Pawnee.
NEW ORLEANS Aug. l.
d. Mcfarland, one of the most distinguished
physicians. has declared in a letter to the True
Delta. that the fever here is epidemic Our cot
ton market is dull and prices easier but not
quOtably lower. Sales yesterday, 1000 bales
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 8.
Thirteen counties in Tennessee give Me-
rideth P. Gentry, Wing and Know Nothing for
Governor an aggregate gain of 1923 John.
sons majority. democrat, in 1853, in the whole
state was 2,258
ALBANY. August 8.
Charles Derrick. who left here at / o'clock
this morning. as conductor on the express train
on the Central Railroad. fell off the train about
five miles this side of Rome, and was instantly
killed.
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SAINT LOUIS HOUSE.
MANOMiN HOUSE.

TIME SUBSCRIBER has taken the above House, in
- the pleasant Village Of Manonin, eight mics
above St Anthony, and is prepared t
the Travelling public with the best fare the country
affords, The house Is furnished With every accommoda-
ion to be found in any counry end asde from the SUBJ
stanals OF life, the best wines M that he
procured, may always be had upon ]. The Sabling
OF the Manoin House, either for emgrants. Transfers
Drove superior to that Of any other public house
en- the road North of St. Poul.
Nay 2ldawu A. WILLIS,
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Emerson & Case.

LAND AGENTS. CIVIL ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS.
Office. opposite the Empire Block. Upper Town.
~lLi.att TO the purchase sale Of Real Estate.
w Location Of Land Warrants, Collection of Debs.
Investment of Money and Payment CT Taxes.
Having extensive knowledge OF all parts of the Ter
rtory, pats of all the Surveyed Lands Abstra Is OF the
Entries made at the different Land offices, good set OF
Engineering ard Surveying Instruments, with great
perence in professions shall he prepared to o
business entrusted to with pronptneSs and accuracy
All kinds of Drawing and Mapping made to order.
Aur. H. S5A.
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GEO PROPER CARLOS WILCOX
Proper & Wilcox.

Practical Surveyors and General Land Agents..
Office with ID 81 Hanson, Attorncy-a; Law. Second tree
near the Il Land Office. Minneapolis. Minnesota Ter
SURVEYING; and Plating all descriptions with
~ accuracy Particular attention givn to surveying
and locating lands in the pineries and else
where the territory Gold and land warrants in
quest. investments made negotiated. coectius
mate and taxes paid agencies solicited Strangers and
citizens wishing to locate. soil purchase lands IL
vtcd to call claimants MAKE advantageous arranr
ment> with for their purchase money Valuable pr,.
erty and always on land in the embryo cities OF
Minneapolis. ST Anthony and 81 p .ul also, I'npro cd
farms, rural and pine lans all If which offer rho
'hera terms We respectfully solicit and hope t.
,ner. la share # public and pr,rate trust
Aug l3.1S5l div
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HURLEY'S SARSAPARlLLA.

rI,HlS truly extraordinary preparation baVing effected
cure in every Instance wherein il has been used,
those Of The most NAL gnant aud invererae char
actar standing years. despite medical science
1t super all nth preparations. Its Mode OF COIN
position AMI entire process, deliberately ami scien-
caIy combined, public notorety, aud the faculty
and blIc gen RAJ accord that patronage SUPERIOR
art cle merits. II devoid of those destructive agents
which too commonly form Az important item when tSS
expensive medicines remain undeiected, ana WIZ Do
found permanent and radical cure in
Dyspepsia
INDIGESTION. ScrntuId
Kings EviI, affections
ofthe Bones, SyphiiiS- De0ih-
tn. Habif al C0sfipeness. Fry
sipeiGs. PUN! ondry Diseases- Liz
or Complaint. iics. Female Ifrsga-
IarifitS, fisiuid, SKIN Eiseases,
Diseased Kidneys and cS
great and pOUertu! Tonic,
pur flying TIE Blood
and inUigordfng
the entire
System.
Itsextensi,e throughout the country, and the
fcaes which are every day received, should than
aud may be implicitly relied on wit perfect conf eDce,
no how deep-Seated the affection of what du-
ration the sufferer take bottle, and If relief
be not experirnce, SAY take n" more. But IL is fast
and obvious on, that thos" semi par SirsapariliaS
occasionally get greater credit that careful " nrrpad
and genuine medicine. I assert my Compound Syrup
of Sdrsdpara to be the best firstly, 1t Is male OF
the very ,est root, concentrated orLl- carefully ana
chemically combined and ten times stronger Than any %
the other preparations. Secondly. the active principle
being Xraci-d by powerful tincturepress, made "s-
p,iaIiy for this object the wonderful rmed,
am daily evidence. in truth Justify the assertion.
Price 81 per botte-6 for s..
Manufa;t ry eth and Green Streets. Louisville, KY,
where all orders mnst he addressed. For sale by
BACON, HYDE s. Co, st. Lous.Mo.
BARCLAY * BRorI Chicag', llis. and by Drug
rists an dealer in Ne licines throughout the United
States and Canada.
fam ly Journal sent free OH application.
Apr! a5, 1855. tdfy)
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William Rock.

Civil Engineer and surveyor, Red Wing, Mimi.
II ESPECTF LILY soicits part Of Public Patronage.
~ and will transact with pr"mptnesS AMI accuracy
whatever business may be entrusie ed to his care.
References.
II. NJ. Shoemaker, c. f.. Cincinnati, OHIO.
K. Gest. G. +. Cincinnati. OHIO.
J. W. Adams G. +. Lexington. Ky.
s. Mcdberry. G. +. COLUMBUS, OHIO.
ThOS- Daniels, Il. Springfield. Ohio.
ThOs. A. Morris. &. Il. indianapolis, Ind.
]. II. Sprague. r. Shelbyvie, Ind.
N. VI. Benton, Prest. Z. & l.. Il. R., Covington. KY
Hon. 7. l.. Jones, Newport, KY.
Rev l.. W. Brry. Pres. IaL!aia Asbury University.
Greencasile. Indiana.
Hon. e. d. Mansfield, Cincinnati. Ohio.
Feb. L. S.II.
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LA GROSS q MILWAUKEE RA1IROAD.--The work
on his road is being pushed ahead with all
possible speed. twenty-five miles of the track
are now laid, and as the iron is all ready. the
large number of men employed meet with no
hndrance. The Company are Consistent of
having the track laid and the road in running
order to Hartford, 81 miles, the first week in
August. The grading is going on rapidly be-
yond Horizon, between that place and Moves
Corners. The latter place is distant but four
miles from Beaver Dam. and tea miles from
Fox Lake. They have now purchased. and on
Its way to Milwaukee from the East, iron suf.
ficient to reach Beaver DAM They have also
the greatest confidence in being able to reach
Horizon by the first of October. They have
just received the seventh locomotive three
more are on the way. aud two more first rate
passenger cars. which together with those
formerly received. with their numerous freig hit
cars, will enable them to carry on business at
once. The prospects of the company are most
bright and encouraging for the c mpletion OF
the road to Beaver Dam and Fox Island during
the coming winter. The inhabitants of these
villages will then be abe to leave their homes
(after breakfast) in the morning. come into
Milwaukee, transact business. (having three
or four hours for that purpose and return the
same night--a feat that ten years or even five
years since. was acknowledged by the most
sanguine to be outside the range Of pOssibili-
ties. They will have the satisfaction of know
ing that much of this accommodation and ben.
eft will be due to their own liberality in TAX
Ing stock in the La Cross Railroad.---NfH. Sen.
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FLAVIEN BEAUDETTEE.

WOULD respectfully announce to the inhabi's'ts of
M"ndota ami vicinity. that he has erected CAR.
ri AGE WAGON SHOP. also, 4 b. aCKSM'TII
SHOP on the Of first and street.. in the town
Of AENDOTA. where waeeons carriages Of H. best
q1ay will always be found sale. and all description
Of Blacksmith work executed with dispatch.
Mendoza. Jan 26, 1866 WV
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PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE
ON THE
Physiological View Of Marriage.

M. b. La CROIX, M. d. Albany, n. Y.
$50 Pages 100 Fine Plain and Colured Autographs
and Plates.
u. Price only Twenty Five Cent ..kR
ErSent free postage tO all parts the nion..N