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N II soLOMoNSoN.

PRAcTIcAL ANB SCIENTIFIC OPTIoAS,
Kees the largest Of the approved kinds OF
SPEcTAcLES Anhis glasses, whether foT near OF far
sighted ground under hss inspection BY machine
" Of Construction with the greatest care as TO
suit the eyes al cases. euns Hsakness, Dizziness Or
Inflammation Eges, and mparting sirergih Tor ohg
reading fine sewing
u n. II Soiomonsoa would here inform the public
that he employs any lie sale Of hslenses
q Also. splendid assortment Of SPY CLASSES MI
CRoSCOPES, COMPASSES. Sc kegf hsnd-
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain. perfect natural
COfee 3s Superior street under the American Hotel.
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SAYANNAH. July 9

Mobile papers received here say that COlone
Young, recently appointed Counsel TO Havana
died at his residence in Mississippi, on the 18Th
instant
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Reol Gstaie 1oeufs.
EOR SALE-Vacant Tots-On H.

t'Oh SALE.-Vacant Lots-On Hud-
a son Ganlen Seville and AIapleSIs some very de-
STEAM saw MILLS mies6vR Y r e,,., ~. r.,
Adjoining Station with large two story dwelling and
GRlSr STILL-wATER PowER-with a great f,u
sal ena1nes o. waier u miles from the City; Of
s.9n. good dam and buildings and machinery good
LAKE ST-Nesr the Car SHOPS one and a-half story
IS AcRkS-6ae mile from City. line West. by Plank
F9R SALE OK EXcHANGE.-KINS0IAN ROAD
smiles from the Court House Seventeen acres Of land
5 & SOL ssd vel eulllystsd with nice cottage house
aeIes Of timber VIII se very low and TscsTe DaT IN
eolsld dsI16le part IN other good properly. -
PARKMAN Sr,-HOuss and lot 40 EXCHANGE for
MlSCONSINAl large amount Of lands well situated to
exchange iOr goods kials or go CItr nronTt
CEDAR SI--Near Perry-A vacant lot iO5 4 frnnf-to
s OF exchange for small house lot near Superior
wARRENSvILLE-le2 Acres nerr The esutsr with
S house barn. oreIard, Se-to exchange some good
JUS --- ROUSE 3 JENNINGS. 50 Superior 81.
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-
- GRIST ANDSAw BIILL-Wafer Power and abaps
snee ol u 40 miles BY Raliroad from Cevelsrd, near
WI M il s.9d oreE and nov doing good business
- ACRES he lake Sh5re-s miles from Fu nd
X. ds and y acres timber. viii Western lands IN
STONE DWELLING LoT-weil IOcats in a dssira-
~" C s Ss a yls ny 70 exc nsnge ior small arm
hne VARIETY Of fu; trees and grape vines cxcange or
lsc SHARES CLEVELAND IRON MINING COM
M STOCK nd VacaHt Lots exchlage III a small
/ clY. -
AT EUCLID STATION 20 arrss Of land-soil black
sshuy loanli undrr nne cultivation, with a. undance Of
eheiee IfulL and some timber; two dwellings, barns
and eriaillng spring Of w2teT, and acres, i Of
IA ie nor Of the Station rich loamy soil To erchangs
| tOr q good improved firm. Alsn,
70 ACRES IN WILLOUGHBY-On the Lake shore
con iderahle ffuir.
HURON CO.-Fam Of 10 acres ~ mile from R R.
Slallou good new house and haru. orchard &c. we'll
Nureu VIII exchange IN part for ssier lands ether
/ prouerty.
/ FOR RENT. story Dwelling House Lake st-S2l6.
| do do Fr5akf II st-S $50.
| ROUSE n JENNINGS,
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In A M0MENTi

WITHOUT OBTAINING the Merchant from his business; th
Of Fashion from his enioymout> ths MatrOu from he
household duties
CHRISTADOROS EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE,
the Woa erfal Cheucal Counterfeit Of Natures Colin
EIuid
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NEW GOODS.
. RAYMOND & CO., have received,
Cs Black Dress Silks, a new and full supply,
India and summer 81 X.
Sella, Cashmere AMI hIhet Shawls.
Wolfe Grape SIawls. en- Jrtidered and plain.
Brocha Scars and Shawls,
Black and Colored silk ShaWls,
Back SIX A.autillas,
ResiorlD Dress Goods, Morseline de Chens,
Cha &c Lanes, Robes Quiles.
French Billiauts, Organdf Musllns,
Chiutz Organdles Chocolate Organdiss,
RestOu Grenadines. Berage Robes,
French IaccJurts. Ginghafn Rlbes QuIlla,
Plain all wto dc Laines HOyles Pins.
French English and American alic1e<,
La les Grultiets, g ems Driving GGves,
LIdles Mlrscllies C,ll.aE, ChantiliT Wells
Parasols. Ri bons and Lace,
Emb'I Handksrch els Emb'd Collars
Sl-cves AMI Collar Sets, Black Lace Mitfs.
Chauiilly Blged Collars. White Silk Fringe,
Emn'd Bands, fdsinss aud Insertings.
Faucv Belt Ribbons. Marseilies Trimming,
Black Velvet Ribbons. Smyrna Id sings,
Bonnet Grapes IllulOa Lace
Bounet Rouches, AisHander's Kid Cloves
Emb Lace aud Muslin Window Cmtains,
Dzmasss, 1Iurveeus Table and Piano Covers,
Ma1seIllCs Quilts C0unfef fpaueS and Toilet CcEers
Irish Liners Tirklngs and SheeiinEs
Russia r0Telinss aud Hukabuks,
Staple surfing and Fancy do.
broad Cloihs, Cassimeres and Safinetis,
Checked VAN 4 Dr3b Alpaca.
ca CasEl lrsrrs =, Casbaus
Nseke-chlek ders, and Umbrellas
All OF whicsh- -ught low, and will be sold a. q
sm1l aiyan G,
hall IND CO.. 81 Superior 81.
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NEW YOEE, July 81.
The o. s. stores ship Supply, commander Andrew
F. V. GRAY, from JaneirO, June 18th, arrived here
to-day. Freights low. The flag ship ST. Lawrence
was lying at Rio when the Supply left. The slOOp
ofwar Falmouth and the brig Perry were Od
cruising. The steamship ST. Louis sailed this p
n. for AspinWall with q detachment Of 900 troops
under Capt. A. L. Smith. They are bound for
Washington Territory TO reinforce Col SteptOe.
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PROM NEW YORk

ST. JOINS, n F., July 81.
The weather is clear with strong wind from
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lun5.dln ls5
LHAIR DYE-HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye,

THDORISINAL AND BfSr IN THE WORLD
All other iIata'ions and should be avoided II
you wish 10 escape Tidicule.
GRAY, RED, OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly 70 a
beautiful aud Natural Brown Black, without the least
Himy 10 Hair OF skin
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have teen
awsrisd 10 Wa Bachelor since Isss and over 5000
applications hzye een In1de the Hair % hrs patrons Of
his fsnaus Dye.
WA A BATCHELOE'S HAIR DYE pT,'aucss color
not 70 be distiu-uishel IRON nature and WARRANTED
niureiu the least however lOag l. may be coutn
ued anl the IN effects OF BAD rsdied; The Hair in
visoraied for life b. this splendid Dye.
Made sod applied TN private nasl At the Wis Fac
l33 Broadway, y. y.
lS Tie Genuine has the and address upon steel
engraving on four siies Of each Bl1. OF
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"a For City News, see first page
For Market Reports and Marine News, see fourth
page
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$500 For GRAIN has been paid by perso
wanting few bushels of a choice article TO Sow.
Now this was shrevd on their part, and no one
accused them OF SURFING themselves tOaSAP when
il xOuid SEEN proper 10 be wide awake.
The farmer should be governed by the same rule
in getting SUIT Of clothes Of the right GRAIN,
with even and smooth Nap that some master work
man has had to SEW upon, and has left upon il an
even, clean, and firm SIAN.
garment made - to the LETTEE"-as above
will never be called upon 10 recognize the "LET
iER RIP"
At J. Sanneborn's, $50 Superior street Cleve
land, o.. clothes Of the above firm and handsome
description, may always be found in any quantity
and what douby adds to the wonder, IS the prices
are invariably FIFTEEN Per CENT less than al
aIiv other clothing store IN the State.
Admission free. and attendants TO show visitor
through the extensive c. tablshment-gratis.
iuneSd Striwtf
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Special Notices.
TRAVELLERS REGISTER.

n For Gas Futures and FIftrHg-AgPi,
10 Fegg EAspOrfh Co. los and lOI Superior street
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Will TRUTH C0MMAND ATTENTION.

To restore heal must parity the hload. Ferers,
without eKcepon rse from foreign matters having
absorbed and retaina IN The circulation. These
sickness muy produce inilenzi Group. rheumatism
gout, cholic cough Bat Branireih's Pills simple
potent, and veg table, the cause and the
lows Of They the OF every day saving
many valuable lives PnlcipaI Office, ssi Canal street,
Branirefh Building. New York- Sold also by
luns.dSsIw DB67 A. s. GARnINER. Cleveland
BEWARE OF IMPOSTERS.
CAUTION To INVALIDS,-DR. SAMUEL. S. FITCH,
(Odice III BroadNay New York; known the author
a. Nu CEratirs TTeafea the diseases Of the Lungs
Heart KiEer StoHach Bowels, Kidneys skin. Nerves,
Muscles Joints Blood and for all Female Complaints
Continues hrs Practice with his usual e Ne
IRON s York aad has 1aaHs ysas
H has Other Qins E0rir al ia'O
Chicago, Detroit Pffs5HTgs eissircTe. Gns h7d
u BeIoagc Of ~ pers0zs sg rs aa1ls pTsadiHg
nO0 10 hHus Aai professional oozsoisoH ran
him Tey IeoStsTs - Apply. personally By let
ter. directly himself his Office. ia Broadway, New
York where alone his treatment be had Remedies
part the e1uHtry aud treatment conducted
uy by leer. visit from the patient preferred
HIS SrX LECTURES th1 Lungs, ahd sKplainins the
method by which ha the alye diseases l3s1 pages
bcundl sent by nail, post paid, for - ceais-
u Beware especially Of the adversemensof of Fitch
Dodge Co " OF Detroit and Of Fitch Lykes Of Plus
burgh, Chicago, ~.
IA Bruadwav, New York, June lsss.
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). 3. Barnes & Co, Proprietors Of the Clev

J. Is. Barnes d Co, Proprietors Of the Cleve
laai Plumling Works, Aiwater Block prepared
with Ase force of sIpsTsnced woTkmen doing every
>sri tioa OF Planning The thorough manner.
he seatir plans reasonable terms and on short
notice. large stocsd autaas Of diereRt stFles and
iEes Bathing Tuhs q. azst iroa and Eoaj, lued with
lnaeicopper. steam heaters lead AID galvanized iron
Eipes Leather and In1a kuher Hose. every deScrpil
sf Erass ani Plated Cocks nclu1f The Palen Sslfcos
I ac&s receutly introduced Was Bowls and all kinds
fWefcr Works fixtures kept cOlstanily on hsud All
zars warranted m2srdEwtf
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CRY COuNcIL The Fathers on Tuesday
evening spent their time in dissecting the bill
E COwles d Co. for sundry items of city print
ing. The Judiciary Committee presented Te-
port saying, in substance, that the usages of
printers IN respect to what constituted quiIe
of blanks, was not uniform-that while fully
ono half the printers to whom the matter bad
been referred, were unequivocal in expressing
the opinion that the charges of f. Cowles d
Co. were correct, the other half were equally
positive on the other hand, although admitting
that such a method of charging prevailed in
some localities. The report concluded by re-
commenting that S26, % be stricken from the
bill, and the balance, S24I,77 be paid. Mr..
Coffinberry, as minority of the Committee
and disagreeing with their opinion, offered
dissesing report, in substance recommending
that the Committee on Printing be authorized
10 examine all the bills of E Cowies & Co. for
the year past, deducting for all overcharses, and
paying the balance of the bilI-if anything
should be left. Mr.. COfinberry, in this report,
expressly disclaims that designed fraud was IN
tended by E. Cowles & Co in making their
charges as they did. He supported his report
in long speech, and introduced resolution
which was in accordance with his report,
which was adopted. Messrs. Thayer, Rider and
Williams, took strong ground in favor of the
majority report. Crawford, WinslOw and Her
rick against it.
P. S-Sinee the above was set in type the
Hsrald has published what purpOrts to he
"a full official report" Of what it is pleased to
call "an exciting debate" on the matter of
Messrs. E. Cowles d Co.'S claim As this "full
official report" is manifestly one sided, it hav-
ing suppressed material portions of the speech
es of Messrs. Thayer and Ryder, we shall
publish tomorrow Il e statement Of E. Cowles
& Co made before the Committees, and such
facts as were omitted by the Herald.
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]. n. JOHNSON, n. D.,
HONROPATBTST

o@os lu7 s.rtvsns Block Superior street corner Sea
tsble.dlJ
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
H. -Str1ngwell-AHn0uacemeuf
Chamberlin, Crawf0rd CO.-F0r Chicago.
W. Warsen-DTy Goods
Hawks BrO-Perodicals
{. D. Bish5p-No.ice
r. Gil,-silver anl Electro Pla'er-
L IL Pits-St Nicholas.
Pai'hls, Sampson CO.-Atlantie Monthly.
A N. E Church-Fesiival
J. B. CJbb Co-HarDeT for August.
y Plain and oruaasaal Printing Of every desc i9iioa
done At the Printing Es 'sblshmen Of the Loader OG
the latest improved and mosTspid presses Ia
best short notice and reasonable rates Par
tcuar Aiteuiin paid to blank work Every description Of
Biadng done, especially Blank Books, Ledssr, Journals
Sales Books, Receiving Books, Sc .Sc.
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EVERY FEMALE SHOULD READ
The FEMALE MEDIC IL LPRECEPT0R
Or, Thirty Years Study and Experience,
ESPECIALLY DEVOTED TO
DISEASES OF WOMEN;
By Cornelius l.. Cheesmans NJ. ID
NEW YORK CITY.


NEW YORK CITY.
Az INSTRUCTOR, GUIDE, AND A PHYSICIAN
In which Is embodied fun ald chasfs description
(kn0wedse Necessary to the welfare Of those married
shout to Marie the process OF eoncr pregnancy
aud delivery, their pains and dangers well as the
methods BY which many the latter may be obyiaed
teaching h0 the system may be guTated restored
its proper tone. after having been prosTzfed by con-
plants incidental TO the kumsn fTsns Also much
PHYSIOLOGICAL INSTRUCTION. which vlI obviafe
the Necessity Of any great Of ckuess aad enable
the ObservzHi reader % be- Tsat extent Ecr own ply
Eicizn.
TENTH EDITION.
This Look IS available TO the understanding Of the
n0n-pTfessional reader and skllfdIy elaborated
planned arranged and carried sui, auy work OF lis
kind before the pubic. While gives wholesome
particulars and iasome respects information uDoa
some ofthe osf delicate connected with the female
system n should be plzcsi the hands ever female
Sin-le OF married.
PRICE % CENTS
This work also presl 93ns used By the doctor
has practice for the positive oi Scrgt04s Erg
l0as-Fsuer Gus AgHe-ScrsTe c0zgLs aaa Coas-Rheaz-
-Dsspepsa-Faliisg q ere lr. Sc 4. So. any
which preparations may prove o. great value 10 The
reader.
This box vii he seat by msil. fr5- Of I1isse the
reception ulce which may BE- l-r fstry
OstHEr Stamps All orders shguld b addressrd 10
r. b dUnCflNGS.
Z eHaH maH farg aHnaaaH y
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School Books,

T B.C0BB & CO, RESPECTFUL.
- LY ak he attention Of leacaers and Dealers Tie
following ist embracing the most pupu and approved
school Books We ksep these books in large quau
u-s The stock and good condition, or pm
c.s nd raIm. ~ relslnlhIe
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported by the Uniou Telegraph
OFTIcE, wARISs's BLOCK, cOKSEK OF BAEK AND
ST. CLAIR STREETS.
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apLsd2W-m g broadVay. New York
WIGS ! WIGS !! WIGS! =!

craving On l9lr sues o. each bd1s OF
WILLIAM A BACHELOR
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Joy TO the Admirers Of q Fine Head Of
RICH GLOSSY HAIR

Sold IN Cleselsnd by GAYLORD 4 Hammond wil;ai
Fiske, G. s. Mackenzie. =. z Churchill, DR. Chas.
AmeS Benton Bros. and Drugsisfs generally.
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N L ~ G GODS
MILLER t. sUFiSSr:Esh9.

ES3 g. I. 4. * IL s. fS IL +: /. s. ES.<
LOW ER ST CLOUD
f! AVE just received :: large assoli,ncnt Of
/ l goods. among which arc the following:
ALI KINDS or MOLASSE'S.* SIG AIS,
COFFEE AND TEA, 20 COOKING
STOVES, cNAILS GI.-iS>,;; ',iLS,
WHITE LEAD, FLOtH. GE-4IN,
CORN NEAL. VJNj;Gik" T.:
DRIED APPLES g. PEACHES, y:,BiCCO.
20 WDEI;, SHOT AND LE:lU.
ALSO. HAMS. SIDE BACON,
SHOULDERS, PORK, DRIED BEEF,
CHEESE, BUTTER, LARD,
BEANS, RICE, &c, &c.
ALSO, HALF BUSHEl, MEASURES
r.. WOODEN BUCKETS, STONE:
WARE CHUkSS,
MILK PANS,
JUGS, &c,
The entire assortment is for sale very low.
for CASH, or Will be exchanged ON tcasons'le
terms for PRODUCE, HIDES, NAi:KEI IN j.
&C., SC. Give rs call.
May 20, 1853.
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E~ REAL ESTATE SALEs.-The follow
ing is u list q the sales recently made by
orr ola and enterprisng land-tlea.er, Col.
11cKenty.
Il ....-@t WASHINGTON County,
/ 3O.30 acres in Section 6. Town 80, Range 21,
at S5-Sl5l,5O. .s........
a- l17,oG acres in Section s, Town so, Range
q at S5---$S::59, 80. s..s 5,,. ..j..,..~ &.'.--
% acres in Section 3, Town 20, Range
81, at ssss5--G45 As .s,..z Il. .u5r .,.... ~ -.
40 acres il Section s, Town 80, Range 81,
at SSs5---22@a,10.l A55zso,.. .sts.,. ..-z,
2.-s13 z1 III f1E1.SonE COUNTY, 1sEg ...ss
100 acres n Sections and 4, Town 102,
Range 5, at alo-$160O,0O s:<
49, HOUSTON CouNry. - &Nn
FAC acres in Section 10, Town 1O3, Range s:
at $4,000. @@ 24'.@' ssss+ " E2s.s.
acres in Sections I / and y, Town. 10S,
Range 5, at $5$240O,OO. ,s. Is s.,
~. s<.. SUPERIOR, WIscoNs1s:
q lots IN ' ..NcK enty's Addition" at 500
$4,000 .ssa SIS. 81 *.fz
..,..sz3.a7 81. .CoTrAGE HoMEs .z.r5
Il Lots Lots. y and SO 10000.
.fa.rs ES.e Conc.
Lots and Of Block 30 $500, 90
szsz.a.3. %,'] L HUDSON, WISCONSIN. 54.fss
60 Lots in McKenty s. sddition--$l50O,O
s Total amount Of sales, IL, 286,75.
Weare glad to inform Col. Mex enty
that he does not make all the sales. Mr..
Freeman this present month sold i claim
eight miles north Of St. Cloud fol 81 900;
G. Moore of Grand Lake refused $500
for his, twelves miles west Of this.
A one fourth interest in $50 acres, one
mile East was sold for $500; and claims
are in demand at prices almost equal to
those Of Is months ago. ,. .....z
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NEW AID TERsTIS EMEN rs.
M OR TGA AGE SALE ..-DEFAU II
lU HAVING BEEN MADE in the conditions Of a

MI IL l u a VI II = Il L. u - T. II A U j. i
lYl HAVING pEEN MADE in the conditions Of a
certain 1ndenturc Of Mortgage, executed and
delivered by Sylvanus 3. Lowrie, of'the Coun-
ty OF Stearns and State Of Minnesota, unto
Colt. l.. Alexander, of the United States Ar
my, party Of the second part, in said Mortgage
named, bearing date the twenty fftlr day OF
January, A. D. 1885, and duly recorded in the
Office of the Register of Deeds for said County
of Stearns, on the seventeenth day of February
A. d. 1858, in Book "a" Of Mortgages, on pa
ges Is and II, whereby the said Sylyanus y.
Lowrie, did grant, bargain, sell and convey
unto the said I J.. Alexander the following
described tract or parcel of land, situated anil
being in the said County of Stearns, to wit:
The North West quarter Of the South West
quarter of Section two (2), in Township No:
one hundred and twenty flour (l24) North Of
Range twenty-eight (28) West, containing for
ty acres of land; to secure to the said T. L. Al
exander, his executors, administrators or as
signs, the sum of one thousand dollars. and in
terest thereon, according to the conditions Of
a certain promissory note, fdated August LIST,
A. u. 1857, due, one year after the date there
Of, with interest after cate until paid at the
rate of TWO and one half per cent. per month,
payable at the Office Of George L Otis in St.
Paul; and Whereas, there is now claimed to be
due and unpaid upon the said Mort gage, at the
date Of this notice, the sum of one thousand
dollars principal, sum and interest on said
principal sum Of one thousand dollars at the
rate Of two and one half per cent. per month,
from the LIST day of August, A. D. 1857 to the
date of this notice, in the aggregate, principal
and interest, the sum Of fourteen hundred dol
lars, that in a proceeding at law to enforce the
payment Of said note, ajudge-nen was render
ed in favor of said Alexander against said
Lowrie. for the sum then due on said note,
and mortgage and costs of suit, and that an
execution upon the said judgement has been
returned wholly unsatisfed:
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given, that
by virtue Of a power Of Sale in said Mortgage
contained, and pursuant to the Statute in such
case made and provided, the mortgaged prem
ises above described, will be sold at public
vendue to the highest bidder for cash, by the
Sheriff Of said County Of Stearns, on Saturday
the twenty second day of January, A. D. 1850,
at two o'clock T. NJ. Of that day, at the frcnt
door of the Office of the Register of Deeds for
said County Of Stearns, in the Town of St.
Cloud in said County, to satisfy the amount
then due on said note and mortgage, and the
costs Of sale.
I'll. ALEXANDER.
Mortgage.
Gro. L. g. Z. 4. Orr1s, Attorneys for
Mortgage. Dated Dec. 8. 1858.
dec9w6w.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
THE ECLECTIC COLLEGE or HEE,:c,HE
CINCINNi a II / q 1li

,s.-ss l y y y 3 ( q Y 1 q. r-"..
EsHEspring Session. of 1859 will cor.mence
/ "Wednesday ,'host ;lpf february aud cont
nue. sixteen weeks. 4 full ans! thorough course
OF le ,tures Will be given, occupying six or Sc
ven hours daily, with good opportunities for
after ton to practical Anatomy. ! %..:s T.,
The arrangements Of the chairs will be as
follows :-p@:y ri. ~: .+<.ss@ Is=.rs,s,. ..~s~s
TIE. St. JOHN, NJ. D., - p
Professor of Anatomy and Physiology. -;
( .Ls...a. = j. FUDGE, NJ. D., '.z.zs.s..
Professor Of Chemistry and pharmacy.
ai< .:t"s 4. J. HOWE, III. D., s13 5s[
Professor Of Surgery.
- J.. c. II. CLEVELAND, M. D., - =.
Professor OF Materia Medica and Therapeuti cs.
VIM. SHERWOOD, M. D., #5 :.
Professor Of Medical Practice and Pathology.
- .<-%. J. r. BUCHANAN, NJ. D..
Emeeitus Professor Of Cerebral Physiology and
~ z..< Institutes of Medicine &f6
JOHN KING, M. d., s iii
Professor Of Obstetrics and diseases of Women
and Children. -fsstIz
The terms for the Session will be the same
as heretofore, viz. Naturalization, $780,
Tuition, $4,000. Demonstration s Ticket, S., 90
Every Student is required to engage in dssec-
stlon one Session before graduation. Gradua-
ton, $500. g.:.r s4z>3l . ....sf..ss EzS S.
The lecture rooms are newly finished, neat
and comfortable, and in a central locality, lin
College Hall, Walnut Street, where Students
will find it convenient to call on their arrival
I. Tickets for the Session may be obtained OF
the Dem Of the Faculty, at. his office, No. IS,
Eigth Street, or of Prof. G. II. Cleveland,
Secretary $ Of the Faculty, No. 1879, Seventh
Street. near Elm .4ztt.z q
JoHs K1sc, Md, DEAF