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,VHERE ARETnous ,NDs in thi.stntc suffering

THERE ARETHOUS tNDS in thisState suffering
] for want Of Scientific medical treatment. anu
you fear 10 apply to Physician, because they have
been deceived or their friends have been by some
of the dharatans y infcst the community. aud VINO
publish themselves M good rhyscians, prnie
etc To all .uch we unhesitatingly recommend Dr. )
G Young. "A Physician In whom nll 9an place con
hdruce. lie is man of eminent and pruiophl
study, good surgeon, an honorable man, and one
pho can sympnshise with persons in nGlciipn. ~
stan ting Physictan ard gentleman are BON
rnarnnteed-the first by his medical works. ~h"h
are an bnr to their author and the extensive ana
highly successful courSe Of practice v ih which hr
tas been honored since his advent in California. an
the latter ny his numerous pNlrons ana large circle OF
acqunintances.
EpFMENBER-Tha nr J. g. Younc's off-e f1i
Ia tho treatment uf Private Disaases !. N the cor
ner IT Montgomery and California sts., san FranciScl
EFNENBFR-Th1t DIR. YonnV wants 40 paiie IL
hut those fully capable uf appFeriaiing and Dustin
gnishing The services ~ regulqr. thorough Tired
physic an, from the paltry uniearned and trinins
9uaek.
! REMEMRER-That Dr Young Is he only regular
bred physician advertising TO cure diseases Of mprn
dencc.
/ RENEMBER-That Dr. Yuun2's remedies ant
! treatment are entireiv unknown To all others pre-
pared from life spent in the great ilospitals of IN
rure AMI the first in this country. IRON pure cheDl
esis imported
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vrur cpr,rrSrn nrscovrpv oprUr,GE

fNHr Cpr ,TrST DISCnVFpY NP THE 'GF -
c.ca, niassirp 10 "n"ki"d'--I"nNcon' hn' ~
ss~a-nr 7, I cgantnv's Prov hvlaciicnm. 's"'f dls
i"fse'ing a-er' ~ sure nrevrntt"e nTn'nst 'onno'
Ae.i a~d Svnhiltr diseases. md m nnsnrnasse'
fsrredv for al venorai -rrntn'ors. gnncren"us and
e,nee-cus rirers feii discharges FROM vagina n'"r
wand rro'hra and NIL ru'nnPNrs eruptio"s nnd d's
eases. As inrorulntion isa surn n-ev"ntve n'Hins'
t~An rov So is NJ III C7nntav's rronhv'ac'tcn'n
tnrpven,iye orajnst Svohiiic md Gororhenl dis
e'rs. rarrless in itself Vt r"sa"sses the no~Hr Z"
eheriralv des'roving thes philitr virns and 'her"
msaving ihnrsands of denanrhees from heinr iniec
NdNv The mos, lrahsnn'e of oil diseases 'P' ""
sHu"g who nrrrecin'es henlth he wiihouf Dr
Vt-pkavs pronh,iartirurn II is in very convent" NJ
r.rt-v-. md vii he found convenient ns". heno
e'sf =. ~ sosn pr'ce 81. For sAle NJ hr- y. !
.tsntavs Private Medical and Surg chi Ins1'ne
Has ofnce San Frnrri-co.
anl~"s-. rrHs' be aldres.ed 10 L. J. czapkay,M
n San Francisco
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HDEw,RE OF IMPoSirlnN.-ln c'hS"Gne"C e.
IN If the wide spread celebrity ~ pk. N"'N'''
nnmc-ous inpnstors hnvc sprnng 'ni"'N,"e"'e' '''
'endiug To he rcrrects'er' ., tn" n'G"p wv me anu n
w,rys,nararS Persons W i-iing 10 c0nsllth PhN-l
rinn sho,h hc very careful how they pn' hnnlhenc'
in the puhlishrI statements ot such chnrlh'hhs. W.,
the, are ns unsrr1pulnns ~ surn stA'h'hlA ,'' ~
tnpir nrnc,irc az medicine. aud " very unsafe t'
trust Thnv will fr-' deceive Won hV fails" cerlihcn'"'
nrocurrd from "drnuken loefers ~h"rerlnre 'hrn
selves to get money to saii-fy the cravings ~ u'9
soapd annette. Whom such Qu7ck gains yolr con
Iencc. he win then dos" Won win m'rrnrV h'' ",he'
poisn VI drups. md accr they have robbed y"u 90
,our money apd Injured YOUR c"usihtnu. 'hry VI,
east vou oT with the charge that You have mol iul
lowed nj drec' ions.
The ONLY wav 20 avoid such imnos'rrs. ls TO con
suit nr j. 9. Young. the Pioneer Advertising Phvsi
CHM nf oliCnrnio At meeting Of the Medical 'nc
nit of this state rppd to investigate the source :"
unlprRctice that has caused 50 tnnch SUFFERING NJ
This country. " was unanimously recommended ina
All the afflicted should con-u DR.. Young rs he WIS
the only regunr phV-iciHn now advertising ~ CAN
foruia oil others in his line being quncks and mpos
ters and are not Ia be trusted The afflicted WI
nlea.e takr notice thnl iher, was not Ph'sciHn n
the meeting who hnd ever seen or heard ot ~inIl'
case of malprnrticp from Dr. Nonng, while not one
Il them hut had seen number of cases rom th'
foreign auncks, who so vauf tinglV set forth thrll
pretended virtues ~ the puOc prints.
The above facts shouli be borne in mind by cl
seeking medical assistance
Thank heaven they nrl, getting thoroughly expos
ed and il will not be long before they will have Il
y the country ~ avoid the just indignation of ai
outraged puhc Then will nll good people Il an'
Dr Young fir his continued efortsto banish quack
cry from our midst.
DR. Young can be consulted from 4 VI. to
VI Mt hi. office corn'r OF California and Moni0orner
streets ever the pncigc Express Office san Francisco
All letters enc sLg the usual fee ofSlO, will NEE
with prompt attention.
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TxLoS. l3CXC ~,
ADVERTISING AGENCY
N.E.c2rucr " N,nteomery aud Washington sts.,
SAN FRANCISCO.
-EAzl Ia. q ri =; - a n e cnt:

Afra tcutincl, Jackson;
ilc-trugrr. IN lu,t',
irfa,d, Crescent Guy;
Jrmutrul Muiposni
sentinel, SiuiA cruz,
hnuuiric, hr,ka,
- tlmunr fubllco, Los
hu-ricH
lorll, licnicia;
'anuupt. tuiuuida;
euliuel. ja,ksuI. q. r.;
.ltu,laid, Portland, o r..
Nt2u~. oregon t'iy,b. I
Ncs-cugpr.t t.r,ul,i. I
'imc-, rolllaLd -, =.
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M.RysvlttE. June ,. 1855.


". Y. J. Trantv. Sau Fra"clscn-Sir-i hav" nsed
Nha NJ vonr medicine. and do not think shali
Wei Hnv rnore. feel verv we'll. evccp' that nov"
~ entirely got Strength vet. hrt snon VIII WIN
We snr+,',c that have. u IL irs threr weeks, Won
msf re>Nller'. since called nt yNur lnsi'u'e. Win
nseo-s'itnton. as thought. entirely hroken, "rd
sever thaaVh, WOW wonli n" nblc 20 cure me rer
,sr'r, bit thorVht Won might he able ~ Do ~nrne-
ang IN e-se the nam in NV hack rnd hend. and
efFnefhAn my limbs. which were 10 weaf that ,hev
enaid slrro~f eva wav under me. when | ~alkcd
~ W strengthen nv ~ that would no rei
.AeHsd ard ,ren%e NJ every little thing. Nov that
- tnnv what I expected you NAV in'ge of nv
rsar'sen nj NV cnrnule'e recovery fr'n those
'"tan'ns and the removal NJ those hl"irhes and
r"rn my skim md ulcers f-n"n my ih-''a', ard
-. eaiire rnnrrce of those eUissio"s. which von
- ~r'r ny'ncinalv the If nv sickness. tcar
nN 'eh yoT which 7. the 0r"aesi. nv iov ~ nv
r,'~. tv exeer, not having fully got NV sir~ngth
- " well ~ any man can feel Enclose . send
-, se'y doilars over Your charge. and ihink M
As,.se nly eur~i. II You think anybody VII bc
l.ss ynu m'y put this letter in the newspa
teheve me grstefaIly vnu-s.
TuoS.s fl.vp
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MlSNE NELLANEOUS.
Notice TO the Athicted.
JUST ARRIVED ~ stcV NMENTo FROM SAN
ikANttsCh,
DIR. DAVIS.


or TuE CITY OF ~ lin,
NVrUOI7 DAILY RESTORING s'G"T TI1IIE
w bnnd lHHuH. 90 lhc Iuf! u rshint itst
Il, muy. .ur ~ tks f.um tine mcrl cutul Po aud !, d
sore lrE~ iur ul.u ~. tor,d 10 the ., aud pre-
vent. 4 truu Iuiifg uH.
The Doctor 90 cure PRIVATE DSEASES IN less
lime then ly man "a world, without loss Of time
tu thc pu.trrl
LNhltS, with Wcnknr'ecs Of amy Riud. Give himn
'ui urd sou III ot regret It, Ladies uso attended
- 10y letter.
lrr-uus treated furCuNSUMPTlON had dhcitcrseo
hc Ductur, as nuc cn.cs out of twelve h0i ton-
,umpt w nl. nud urr curnhlc. Al peuoisuay
he sni" tlut ihH Doctor VII not take my cNso In
uuId unl,ss hc b. CrruIn ot t0"ctltE u eure.
The eNcni oi Imposition nlw u day In the prnciiro
pi m 'dlcuc, uiuccr the I octoT tu invite cttiis
10 lis ohlc". where they eau see tr them. vs iiO
cures hc perurms, who're, also. hit ,nicc lWk ~
en- Tor uirttncr to tie hundreds he has cured la
nm fmuc.-Cai and niso hiH Diploma
Cancer (urcd without thc
Knife!
Mark This "a uir nr. Dnvis who performed so
many wutdo.lui cures at lis Office it7 bIoudsDy,
Nrw YORK.
Notice TO Che Ola Country People I.
Dr. InNis fronts al cases the snuc ns he did la
Madam STEPHENS HOSPITAL. IA Dublin.
pnirc hours. tom . :. N. tot = VI.
OFfICE-No. - l. street between Fectnd rnd
Third. Iob 3d-n
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0AlLY6fClaO O3,Y'lr

DAILY bfCln0, O1tY'lr,
uH|y stale LuuuYi, ac.
ln4ut;rr. NJ u'e,ili,;
cplhlicHu SNa-lH;
tIlnu, ilntui,NiIir:
tiltu- Ar4 t- rnmas;
luluue Su J
trn'd, ubur.
uur,r bAlber Jius;
MON cunuuial sonora
Caiilotuiall, Otov,lc,
Iu,l'pcn'ieui,~tuN VA 'IrHs
piUctrifr AuIHrp,
Democrat, uch5tilic,
Gazette, san Louudro;
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BATHING ACC OMMODATlONS
Connected with no House.
Shower Baths FREQ!

FREE PASSAGE In the Omnibus 30 nd from the
OATS Look TO tie maine ON the Omnibus 10 avoid
imposition
fy uuyemit'iN2 attention fn1 nntirng cf'ris to
furnish the greaiesi AMOUNT ut cumfrt md canven
i-l H extremely low prces The proprietor hoIes o
ms ~ cnot'npnues - The increasing piirunaae inI
ihr WHAT CHEER liOilrE at present 90 JOYS
For he accommodation II m'uar- and oticrs hhv-
Ing money or yauail-s there are tw0 iargo safes In
The Office.
Their. II an ~ 'easive LibrnIy md Reading Room
well supplied with pn ers. psrioiic i, &C.
THE ItOUSEIs Pm Alt NIGHT.
rs Travellers will plslsa 10 rerds nb"r that here
mr.. ~ runners connected with this establishment
t.l4-sm H. u. WOOWARJ. PrJir ear.
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HOTELS, SALOONS, sc.
.SI. AICNULAS HOTEL,
General Stage Office,
CORNER MoNrGoMERy AND lirNrooS sTErKTs,
WILLIE.
FRANK JOHNSON, Proprietor
FRANK Observation-Disclosures

"a rms HOUSE. which ever since The -
..tG erltCst days ot UrUNllle has teen the LIB
popular rosori ot the resident and TRAY clirF TIC,
has lately been thoroughly repaired md 70 .d,rtd
IN its every appointment The vcty best tel hoth u
MatVsVtlV,
HElNG tllE nErOT TCR THE CALIFORNIA
STAGE co = COACHES. Travellers To ard ir m nil
part al the ate viii tnd This the cunNt h,ht
and desirable stopping lg,o IL OroNihe.
The Table
WIN always be supplied with tho choicest viands
ubtainahiu IN the market.
The Beds
Are carefully attendedto aud always kept neat and
comfortable.
The Bar
Is stocked with the very best brands Of Wines rrd
Liquos. In tacl, u is tie ct Tie uiersitntd 10
nainIain iur the 81 Me HOLAS, tLvctmuottrof
First Glass Hotel, Complete throughout
FRANK JOHNSON, Proprietor.
n. B.-rravclers, 10y having lhti nan a. wIh tho
click cHn tie called ior The stages AZ any houruey
W,A ucsttc
OroNtlc. Dec -. d3i-H
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c,stur ,rFr1crFn.-nR. VI. .CHAPKAFca
.o,su,ted NJ his Institr.e for tho cure or o'l
.,..;v,.a iisssses. such as Svphtlis. s.Gonorrhe7.
y. ..,,., e -issors. and all the consequences ~
w.x,.s In the Ars' stnges nj Svnhilitic nr Gono-
r,.,s.s,ses no Vra-antnes a rura IN y few davs.
ss,t j,.on 80 to tho natient or hindranre'n IN
Iu.;,e.s Whom n nHti"1t. nv neg oct or t'nnrNn-
.r',.,,.,t hns deveinoed the snconharv SUMMONS
Es,,h,is svrh ne hrhoes or natnfIl swel'l""s On
.,,,s NJ VI, Grain tho throat aud nose. which "
4 !, .na.teI dostrov tho soft parts and cNn'e 'h"
h l...,,o ,,ortify sanrra'n ani cnme nw"v. )env'nc
|1..sr,,er an ohioct hid"ous TO heho'd: or when
|.,,.,.. ,,d Di,nnios hreHk out npon tho skin or
~. no b,s ,a,nTuI s~nnings unon the hon"s. or
HE constitution 10 iniur"d so ns tn nre'isp"sH
..,.,rr.;on NJ ohnr constitutional diseases. the
-, ,,,,o,.oa. curo or asks M co''nens"''"N.
+. pup,,v ,rTsN chronic ~ a"n'" in nVSEN' =
rrpv a. rDy>pVuOF>. he he safn nnd e"ertnn
,.a,.. rrr tho troat'nent offh" ronsnduenrPs ~
~. ..,.o s,-h "a NOCTURNAL a'ntss'ons. "er"ouSn"ss
y-S,,v bo,d,.Ne najrs IN the hack '"' ~. with
..., ,o,p,ess lose of rrn'uorv i"irrv TO IN" siPh
.,,..o.. .o,r,s;o, NJ ilo"s. disliFn fnr society.
LA t,o,,,, NJ wo,-,ro.s of lirn: with the rorvo"s
.o., axci,,Nle 'Nat s'i~ht nn's"s sNo"F or S'hr'"
N. ,,o,, wax ~ his vs'nn"" M mtserH"le For'hP
lave r,J,J,es the Doctor viii onra"t"" :" ""ro ~
II M o,,,a,s,,ion 70 rHn n" r"rsuf"d fre" "f
|a,e ,,J j,viies all n ra ~ II will cost thew "o
s.- o,d NAV ha ,,urh ~ 'heir advantage. once
,ss fro,-, o 4. ~. tno p VI.
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MEDICAL.
DIR. J. c. YOUNG.

Lateprofessorat theUniyersity, Penn
Can be tound at me oId tdnd. corner Of
.Hontgomery and California streets, Sd"
Francisco,
Where he can bPrOnsulted privaielNnnd "lh the
utmost conf nee hv the afflicted at all hours daily.
from "a. M..untils pm. (CuresIlways guaranteed
or no pay required.
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MEDICAL.
nR 1, J. CZAPkAY'S
.rr MEDICAL .Np SURGICAL

|pNsrrrrrE. s'crnm"nto street; below Won't
4 Iacositn Pacific Mail Steamship CO = Office
Califn-n'a. Fstnhlshed in 1851 for the
Es"...nt curc Of all Private md Chronic Disease.
rer'.s..,,-sssian or Orprterv. AieadinC and res-
.s-'l c.r.I.,ar,L r. !. J.CZtrKAY. VI n. late NJ the
er'..,,.n Revolutionary War. Ch'ef Phvsic'an tn
pa..oA peci-,e,i of Uorveds. chief surgeon to the
|N' uo.,itnI Of pcs'h rIrroqrv and late lecturer
W.. w. .sss Of womenand children.
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Tho New Ycrk Weekly GOLDEN PRITEis one
uf the iHrgr,i aud brs weekly pap,rr uI the day An
Imperial Gudilu Cotatulrg rlhl Pnges, inr'N col
umus ut culcruuiug OH luai muttvr, aud elegantly
illustrated every week,
gu worth from 10 cents 20 $4,000 co in gold, viii
Nc presented iu tgCh ~ih-crtbrr imuc cdlHtv1 On ru-
eel ot the subscription uon,y.
one copy for one year.. g. 90 and gin.
Our cory for lwo Arars.. 30 AZ rius.
Oaecopl tor three l,nrs.. 90 AMI gits.
uac cory Tor b,c years. 90 and alus.
AND 10 CLUES
Three copies onr ,,nr. s. 90 ard gifts
fNH cog i's one year. co amt pis.
Ten copies one \ ar - 90 Hud loAius.
Twenty q, pics une year 80 90 and - us,
The artuie. io be distributed arc comprised In the
noioWmp het;
Packages OF gold, containing. ..SiCo 90 each
"a go go o." o" "o "o 49,. 49,. I.o ioo oS nv ,"' " IT, IT.
~ pntrut lever huut cas'dWutohrs Sl,u. 90 ,ucu
~ r"I W1,rts...... ,... ''''''''.. ID q" 'h'h
81 to o. ...,,,.......uh 'u roeh
.u1 80 do .......,........,.a N' "H'I
500 l.isA' gold witches ......,.. .,i uu oach
90 .lN,r hauug c,,ed watches .....51 uu cI,t
5ul silver WHlchvs..... ... ....S}o &C. - 90 each
luvu gpit cuud, ,,tsl ~ fob chains "3l 90 eud
GoiH lotb,t-, trtccts truo,urs. 'ur dtups, Htcusi
rIu CuH l'u-. sleeve htatvhs, ~htt studs, w1tc
A.y-. ru,G uni si,tr lhWpt ts and % Naioty oi ohci
ul.lys, Wttih i,uu ~ Gee. {, To- ~ tu,h.
iuu,dutt.it uu receipt 90 lhu sub. eruption munc, ,
ia. sub cfiatr~ mann w,ll lac entered upon cur sub
-rrll t.n bo,k I,u.tc u upmh,r. and thH gDtl COZ
rev. ppnuI' E VIA Ihu number viii hc forwarded with
lno.e "r,k. tr NE ~ut-,rio,r, +! mul or eNp'tD
pot Fad. Al communications st"u 0" 'dIl,'s,d
rs nnl 80 NoGtt building. 80 tuoa1W y, N,w Notl
'.frprtu.,as cuulj' trr,Ut 1,u. Agents Wupi,d
i4-lnin-el
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CuRE FOR WARS "A paste made of
the ashes Of willow bark and vinegar.
and put on the warts once or twice day
for 4 week. or SO, viii cure them. -.
Avery lutte nitric, acid put on wartl
once day for few days, IS a sure cure
10 every case, without soreness or pain,
unless the acid is used too freely
Whi.tle out stick about al large as =
knitting needle. dip this into the acid.
and just tonch the top Of the wart with
III. " Is better TO get on too little than,
too much The cure is certain
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WILLIAM CONNELL,
General Land Agent,

0axz1x E0piczs, NE. r., Il
iU1ILL attend u ihs payment Of Taxes. sale
NV Of Land &c. s5s
i PRE-EMPTORS viii ind It to their advantage
il calling upon him before going elsewhere. as he II
prepared to prosecute contested Claim Suits, make
nut Prescription papers at the shortest possible
fice, and al rates which will aut the pre- empsDr
4 FFICEsnextd door 70 = o. Hamif.,s Banking
House Bssinsss hours from 9 10 - a n and s to
i 81. S., REFEREN CEs. s ts.>ss
w Ao Gomiari, Ex- G0vernqrs of Minnssotai gissa
4 Hon Henry NJ Rice, DelegatsE tos Cdngres III !
Sen Jesa,han Fletcher, Wianebago AGENT
Rra Earth, n t. s..E 5,e sssii III m III,
l Nathan Myriek Traverse Dc, Sioux n + ass NJ
Z Bernard Grey, Postmaster, Galena, Illinois al,
Y wm Msahen Esq, Gslena. Illinois u. ,...s 81,
VIII Parsons, Att'yy Counssllot q I:ss,y, e,
\ Henry j Wait, ST Cloud Z s'sssi q ,.5t il1
Y Gen Bi Lowry, If = sQft sst ~ - tsaG ssss
Gei y Oimsted ss:sss 2ss Ssss sfas v
Jeremiah RleseH, Sank Rapids 80 s3 ssgHss n
David rB Hartman, Chippewa Agent
Sank Rapids, July Is 1857 96tf
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.s't From The Faribault Herald.

iNS ( IL j ssls " b ESsos,k 5; s 'Foa IN
| lst. lis lands corresponding with the
better portions Of those drained blythe,
Mississippi and its tributaries, are un-
surpassed IN, il fertility By any portion Of
our Union. Y e 3 3 sstf z ss.' ! y s. !. s.
ad. No State Or Territory, At present
inviting emigration. is 80 well timbered,
or comprises such an; excellent variety
|of' woodland as Minnesota,
j; sd. Even New England. the land of
waterfalls, Gun boast 40 superior manu-
featuring advantages, upon aAswatsr
power basis .1ssa afsitsi Hlisia Iii III. iasfsdi
4th The climatologgy and meterqlegy
Eof Minnesota are the wonder Of the
world. The disagreement of the iso-
.thermal and geographical lines Of lati-
.tudg brings the mean tempe of our
seasons into CORRESPONDENCE with the
northern Ohio and southern New York,
Ut ths same tines the dry, elastic, .stimn%
ilating nature of our atmosphere differs
10 YitaIly from the damp, consumption
giving airs of the Atlantic, States, as to
ElUHU US Will IC EICCl COHHuCHGCsO W CHuu-4
ci4te prrsp6sition 9, zs'l &
Z 5th. o State east east " or south of Us. ,I,.s
can compare fayorably with Minnesatn
id those causes which produce health
ana vigor, and upon which, III 1 great
measure, the prosperity Of our State de-
ipehds We have never seem since We
made this I Territory our HOME, any per-
son predared % dispute this proposition,
or even throw agaiGst il the weight Of
his opiHiou, while hundreds giving their
own experience in evidence, will attest
its truth. ss4ss
!. 9th. Its geographical position IS such
as makes Ia tarly dnd thorough develop
mentof our mighty resources Probabte;;
commanding IS Meydo,s the head waters
gof ,hf largest lake and longest river in
the world H.. tt. III. /.
J. 7thl. M 81 u,a gnificent 4 system oftrunk
railroads. based upon munifcent land
aranss, has newer befors fallen to the
|inisssit,ncsgof any State. sa 81. NJ q
II 9Th Such provisions for educational
Linterests are Without parallel In the his
tpry III tks worid Y we fiave aIready
fnpr Univststies .'hartered. !. An iiui-s
Emrspsa' Univsrsity fund donated by the
iedsral government and for the ,nain'-
|tainance 81 common schools, The mag
|nifcent beqnest of one-stxteenth Of the.
area III gke State, ,odf abo1t three millions
of srrss!I worth Hprob4biy from twenty To-
|thirfy milliDns Of dollars. ssitFEssa hi
The character ofthe population,
of Minnesota presents an anomaly III
|fhs history sc western w settlements, and
no iknrs refined, ints slIigent, g sor moral
psdpls canbs fsuHd III ~ large an as
ExreRate than arc 10 be found ia thisanaw
spyreignty. I. s.. 3.
u. no, ma finally va hare what aA
snlgrants want. seven millions pf the
Nbssl " aGii VIZ noccdpis aa We lack
what entg grafton can tllrulSl w ~ best
IplM etsus recipfo satisly these
wants ma thus fulfil our destiny.
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TTAVING had an experience Of four years as
El Register Of the U. s. Land Office, and
four years more as Sarveyof il Minnesota trusts that
he can gse perfect satisfaction 70 those entrusting
business 10 His charge. viii attend to the sale and
location OF Land Warrants; the ioaning of money,
payment ot taxes and the purchase and saesot Real
Estate. Persons wishing to make investments Or
loan money, will lie guaranteed Is per cent per an
mum. 60 Presumption papers drawn up for elaim-
ants, and claims ptosecuted before the Land Office.
Saulk Rapids, June 5. 1867 is.s VI
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THE REvlyAL.-At the Congregation
al Church, meetings sliH continue two
evenings in each week. Twelve recent
converts have joinedthe church and sew
enteen connected themselves With it, /
who were members Of the same church
where they have lived. The interest ia
religion still continues, 10 measure,
some one soliciting prayers At almost
every meeting. 4-St. .anthons Rep. :s
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SfEclE FLowiEG TO Tho
arrivals Of specie it England, from all
quarters for the week previous to the
sailing Of the last steamer, was nearly
$6, 600 900. There is perfect glut Of
tho precious metals in London as weA as
New York. 5.,.... s.,.,s. .. X y,
h ~ Messrs. Wendell aad Darrow,e
lately Connected with the WiaslcS House
lin ST. Paul, are to be the fatare land.
lords Of the .Winslow House' in this
city. They are already repairing some
slight damages which have beon mads.i
We learn that they are gentlenen Of n
bility, and capable Of conducting an es-,
fabIishment like the Winslow, with cred
it to themselves and to the public. We
think ID time that this. hotel was opened,
and hope thar the arrangements now be- i
ing made may be permanent; for we are
cofidence that when this house Is opened
it will instil new life and activity into the
business circles Of 81. Anthony -Erprsss