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al powers; observations marriage its duties and dis
qualifications, &C., illustrating the anatomy and physi.
sexes their structures, and functions popular
comprehensive treatise the duties and casualties
of single and married fehappy and fruitful alliances,
mode Of securing themnelcitous and infertie ones
their obvaton and removal-important hints to those
contemplating matrimony, that will overcome objections
to none, however, should take this important step
without first consulting its pages commentaries on the
diseases and medical Of females from infancy
by At once SO simple, safe and efectua that
failure is impossible rules for daily management
essay Spernatcrrea with practical observations
safer and moro successful mode of treatment
tonary hints the injury resulting from empiricas
ton, with plain and simple rules by which all persons
cure themselves without mercury-remedies for
those selfnfoted miseres and disappointed hopes
unfortunately prevalent in the young. 1t is truthful
adviser to the married, and those contemplating
rage. Its perusal is particularly recommended to per-
entertaining secret doubts Of their physical condi
ton, and who conscious Of having hazarded the
health, happiness and privilege to which every human
for one dollar Mailed free Of postage toany part Of
the United States by addressing Dr. Lockrow 81 Maiden
Lane, Albany, N. Y.
upon any OF the diseases upon which his book treats
either personally by mail. His medicines often cure
trey eradicate all traces Of those which CO.
pavia and cubebs have SO long been antdote the
ruin of the health of the patient His French Secret"
the great continental remedy for that class Of dsor.
ders which unfortunately physicians treat with
to the rretrevable destruction Of the patients
tion and which all the ssrsapars in the world cannot
cure.
Dr. Lockrow's medicines are free from all mineral
posons, and put up In neat and compact form which
can be sent by Express or Mail, and may be taken
public private house, while travelling without ex.
posture to the most intimate friend or him
in the diet 10 necessary Medicines any part Of
the Union according to directions safely carefully
secured from observation Office removed from No. 50
Beaver Street, to 81, Maiden Lane, near Broadway,
Albany, New York. je19-wtf
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The Great Republican Meeting at Min
neapolis--- John p. Hale and M. s.
Wilkinson's Speeches.

The Great Republican Meeting at Min.
neapolis.--JO John p. Hale and M. s,
Wilkinson's Speeches.
MINNEAPoLIs, Sept. 10, 1852
To tho Editors ofMe Minnesotian:
The citizens of st. Anthony and Minneap.
oils, and the people of the surrounding coun-
try, hurried out en- maSse on last Saturday
afternoon, September 18th, for the purpose Of
hearing John P. Hale, the distinguished Sena.
tor from New Hamsphire, speak in this place
upon the great national issues which agitate
the public mind at the present time.
The meeting, which took place in front Of
the Nicollet House, Notwithstanding the in,
clemency of the weather, was one of the larg-
est and most enthusiastic ever held in this
portion of the State. The speaker occupied
the first balcony of the Nicollet and through
out his speech, which was near two hours
long, was listened to with perfect attention
and delight, being frequently interrupted with
loud bursts ofapplause from the audience. .
Mr.. Hale, in the first place, informed his
hearers that he did not address them as mere
politician; that he was not bound by party
ties that he regarded those before him as
men, with live hearts and upright purposes
within their bosoms, and not as mere parti-
cans, bowed down and degraded by party
shackles, and incapable of thinking for them
selves s-s-
He alluded in eloquent terms, in the next
place, to the individual responsibility resting
upon the voters Of this country. He said that
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MORTGAGE sALE..-wHEREAs DE-

MI On4~AOH SAAEsss WHEREAS DIR.
AVA FAULT has been made In the payment Of the sum
OF three hundred and dollars and eighty.
cents which s claimed to be due and Is due at the late
OF this notice upon certain Injenture Of Mortgage
ecuted and delivered by Reuben B. Moore the Coun.
y OF Anoks in the then Territory (now STATED Of Min.
nesota unto William r. Nelson, Of the town of Wick
ford and State of Rhode Island, bearing date the
twelfth day of April, A. D. 1858, which said MORTGAGE
was duly recorded in the ONCE Of the Register of
In and Tor the County Of anoka, the twelfth day Of
October A. D. 1885, at eight and fourth O'CLOCK A.
NJ, in Book Of Mortgages, pages three hundred and
ten and three hundred and eleven and no suit or
ceedng at law otherwise, having been pstituted u
the debt by said Mortgage or any
thereof, ~ Pe''
Now therefore, notice is hereby given that in pursu
snce ana by virtue OF power Of sale contained in said
Mort.age and OF the Statute In such case made and
the following lands and premises lying and be-
ing In the County Of Anoka, and State of Minnesota
ana described In said mortgage IS follows to wit
LOT number tve, 5) In Block number two, () in Neal
shaws Addition to the town of Anoka, as surveyed
ana oy Hugh Spence, together with all the her
edaments and appurtenances thereunto in anywise be-
longing, will be sold at public vendue the highest bid.
DER for cash. in front of the Office Of the Register Of
Deeds at Anoka, 10 the County Of Anoka, The 9Th
day Of October 1882 At ten o'clock in the forenoon
Of that day, 70 satisfy the debt secured BY said Mort
gage, together with all the costs and expenses Of said
sale allowed by law. '-'r 80 --"
Dated Hastings, June End, A. D. 1859.
auS27-w6w WILLIAM =. NELSON, Mortgage.
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EXTRA CHARGES:
CHERIFF,S SALE....Ry VIRTUE n,

Sk1Ek11FF'S SAAEssssBx VIRTUE OF
~ execution issued out Of and under the seal of the
District Court for the first Judicial District in and for
the County of Anoka, State of Minnesota upon judg.
nent rendered and Iocketed in said Court on the 9th
day of February, D. 1859, in action wherein B. E.
Irefethen Is Plaintiff and Washburne is defendant,
in favor Of the said plaintiff and against said defend
ant for the sum Of two hundred dollars ninetytwo
cents 9 and Interest from rendition have this
9th day of May, 1852 levied upon the following de-
scrbed real property to wit commencing at the north
east corner Of lot Eve % in block twenty nine 29 in
the town of Anoka to the survey plat Of
the same BY G. B. Chapman, thence running in west.
ery direction on the north line of the
lot twenty feet, thence running in southerly di.
rection line parallel with the line of said lot
five in block twenty nine aforementioned one hundred
0O feet, thence running in easterly direction on
line parallel with the north line Of the aforementioned
lot ~ in block twenty nine (2 twenty. feet to the
west side Of Second Avenue, thence running in north.
ery direction along the west side Of Second Avenue to
the point of beginning together with certain store
thereon, as the property Of A. J. washburn notice is
hereby given that will sell the above described real
property to the highest bidder for cash. at public
Monday the sth of August 1882 at O'Clock in the
forenoon Of that day. to satisfy said Execution together
with interest AID costs thereon.
Dated Anoka, May eth, 1859.
7. g. HENDERSON, Sheriff.
v. L. cuRIis' fiaintins' Attorney. jy2 wew
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NO. x...Letters from VIM. l.. Banning
Esq, to Geo. l.. Becker, Esq.
To Geo. L. Becker, Esq.,.

No. 2---Letters from VIM. L. Banning,
Esq, to Geo. l.. Becker, Esq.
To Geo. L. Becker, Esq,
SIR: In the recent communication I had
the honor to address to you, gave the secret
history and purpose of the 18th Resolution
ofthe Democratic Platform, showing you that
it was manufactured and put into the Con-
venton at the instigation of the holders of,
and parties interested in our State Railroad
Bonds; and that it was, and is the deliberate
purpose of these harpies to swindle the State
out of nearly two millions of dollars; and also
to get control of, and keep as a source of fu-
ture plumber, our entire land grant
Approaching as do the full force of the
bad influence that surround and tempt YOU
at every step, am determines that the plans
and purposes of these false frienGs shall fail,
and that you, at least, shall be restored to the
full confidence and companionship of honest
men.
l now propose, by way of enlightening you,
to give rapid history of the acts and policy
of the men and system which you facetiously
denominate the Railroad interests Of Mime
sota," but which, by the way, should now,
and will hereafter be known, when the record
is fully made up, as grand scheme proposed
by the "Forty Thieves of Wisconsin, and
their confederates in Minnesota, to defraud
our honest people out of Five Millions of Dol
lars, and nearly six millions acres of land
See to it, sir, that when this record is made
up, and the men who are now considered re-
spectacle by those who do not know them,
shall skulk along our streets as the finger of
scorn points them out as the Forty Thieves of
Mlnnesota-see to it, that your motives in
advocating this most infamous resolution and
your present good character still stand unim-
peached. Il i
l frankly admit, as l constantly assert to
those who only partly know you, that you are
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September 9Th, 1859.

CT. JOSEPH,S ACADEMY FOR YOUNG
- LADIES, conducted by the Sisters Of 81. Joseph,
st. Paul, Minnesota.
This Institution will be open for the reception of Pu
pills on Monday, September 9Th.
1t will be under the auspices and special direction of
the Right Rev. T. L. Grace, Bishop Of st. Paul. The
buildings pleasantly situated in healthy and
tired part Of the city. The chief edihce Is Of stone
three stories high with galleries each story running
the whole length of the building The interior arrange
ments have been made with q view to its as an
academy. The study rooms and dormitories large
commodiOus and well ventilated. The grounds are
handsomely ornamented, and afford ample for
reation and the healthful exercise of the pupils.
The system will be the that pursus in other
Catholic institutions comprising all the departments Of
education-mora and Intellectual culture, refinement
Of manners and physical Improvement The course Of
studies will embrace all the branches, useful and
mental that are usually taught. 49,.
The government will be mild and parental, but firm
and uniform while the strctest attention will be given
to the health, comfort, and wants of the pupils.
The annual term Is divided into two ons of FIVE
months each the first commencing the frst Monday
in September, and the second the first Monday in
February Examination will be held every two months
and the results communicated to parents by bulletins
The annual term will close with public exhibition in
he latter part of June.
aTerms per Session-Pay able half session In advance
Board aad tuition in any or all of the following
branches:
Reading, Writing, Grammar, Geography, History,
Arithmetic Mathematics. Geometry, Physical Sciences
Moral and intellectual Phiiosophy-$5O $50, and Sos,
according to age and class Of pupil.
For Day Schoars-S6, %, and $40, according to age
nd ri aofn mil
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THE LIVER INvIGORATOR, PRE-.
II PARED by DIR. SANFORD. comnoended eptire

KID, compounded entirely
t purgative and Liver Med.
+. These Gums remove all
One dose oftwo tea spoon
fuls will always relieve
sick headache. Only one
dose Immediately relieves
Cholic, while one dose Of
ten repeated is q sure
cure for Cholera Morbus,
and . preventative Of
Cholera. Only one bottle
10 needed to throw out Of
the system the effects cf
medicine after . long sick
ness. One bottle taken
for Jaundice removes all
sallowness or unnotura
color from the skin. One
dose taken . short time
before eating gives vigor
to the appetite and makes
the food digest well. One
dose often repeated cures
Chronic DiorrhRa in its
worst form, while Summer
q nd Bowel Complaints
lyield almost to the fl st
dose. A few bottles will
cure Dropsy by exciting
easure in recommending
for Fever and Ague, Chill
Bilious type. 1t operates
> are willing to testify to its
Be 1t are giving their unan-
Mix water in the mouth
allow both together. Price
3. SANFORD, Proprietor,
:. Retailed by ali Drug
NORTON, Jackson Street,
Street, Agents, st.
jy28-dav6m
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eH@ The women of Boston have contribu-
ted $1,000 to Prof. Agassiz's "Museum of
Comparative Zoology"
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THE DIIVSTnI nlVNAU VIEU

OF MARRIAGE, $50 Pages and $50
Fine Plain and Colored Litho.
craps and Plates, sent free Of post.
age to all parts of the Uniop.-
Cheapest Book ever published, and
containing nearly double the guam
tty Of reading matter in that Of
the Fifty cents or Dollar Publica-
cations. 1t treats on the Physiolo-
~ of Marriage, and the secret dis
orders and intirmities Of youth and
maturity, resulting from excuses
which DESTROY the physical and men
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w Why should marriage be spoken of
as tender tie, when it is so COMPOUNDED tough
that nothing but death can cut it
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from Gums, Is one of the be
icines now before the publ
morbid or ba d matter
from the system, applying q
In their place q healthy
flow Of bile, invigoratingIC
the stomach, causing fOou
to digest well, purifying :
the blood, giving tone and -
health to the whsle ma
chinery, removing thelnt
cause Of the diseased.
fecting . radical cure.-lS
Billiousattacks are cured, :,
and, what 10 better, pre- :
vented by the occasional -
use Of the Liver Invigora.lh IL,
tor. One dose after eat
Ing IL sufficient to relievel1
the stomach and prevent =
the food from rising anu p
Souring. Only one dose
taken before retiring pre- a
vents nightmare. Only
one dose taken at night, 3
loosens the bowels gently,lh
and cures cos.iveness.- ~
One dose taken after each =
meal will cure dyspepsia =
the absorbents. We take !
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LA CROSSE AND LA CRESCENT
B A N X

- "A IN IL
The Stock of this Bank is owned and held by Daniel
Wells Jr, and 1t is recorded in his on the books
Of the Bank, and In the State Auditors ONCE except
Eve shares, owned by Selah Chamberlain and others.
The Banking Law under which this Bank il organised
makes each and every Stakeholder, personally and in
dvidualy, liable and holden for double the Of
stock owned by him or them, may be by the fol-
lowing provision in section twentyone Of the "Act
authorize the business of Banking approved July 2sth
1855:
&c., 81. The Stockholders in each Bank shall be in
divduay liable in amount equal to double the amount
of Stock owned by them for all the debts of such Bank
and such individual liability shall continue for
after any transfer sale Of Stock by any Stakeholder
or Stockholders"
Ihod myself personally responsible and liable to re-
deem the money Of this Bank as required by law.
DANIEL WELLS. in.
Cant MI -Aor uYrn
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Z BOOTS AND SHOES.
B cots and Shoe s.
WIN. J. SMITH & CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
BOOTS AND SHOES,
ARE A BRANCH OF An rxfrnsIvs
S h O e III o use
AT SION,
THE HEAD QUARTERS" OF THE BOOT 4 SHOE
MARKETD FROM WHICH WE RECEIVE
WEEKLY CoNsIaNMENTs OF
GOODS AT
Low Err RICES
DEALERS IN NEW YORK, CHI
cAao OR ST. LOUIS ARE COMPELLED
TO PAY FOR THEM. THIS Is THE CHIEF REASON
WHY WE ARE SELLING
BOOTS AND SHOES
Country Merchants
L O w
AS THEY GAN OBTAIN THEM IN ANY OF THE
ABOVE CITIES
COU Vt RY d E A L e r. 8
ARE INVITED TO EXAMINE OUR STOCK BEFORE
MAKING THEIR
F A L PU r CHI A S ES,
As We shall be pleased to give them
Our Prices.
WIN. J. SMITH & co.,
THIRD STREET,
81. PAUL, MINNESOTA.
aug18-w1y
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PATENT MEDICINES,
'a|ll!I|Z!

s L O A N IS
IN ST A nj RELIE F
For Horses and Cattle.
This is truly Great Remedy. Half % cent bottle
Of sosn'. Instant Relief, given in pint Of warm VA
sel seidom Isn 70 cure Horse Of Oholc IN lew NM
utes In extreme Cases repeat the dose In fifteen min.
utes. ..r ..s
For Bruises Strains sprains, and many other inju-
slant Relief speedily effects cure Many persons have
been astonished to witness the rapid cure Effected BY
the use Of this wonderful medicine.
~ Get Circulars Of Agents.
SLOAN'S OINTMENT.
For Mildness, Safety, Certainty and Raoroushness
Sosns Ointment sxces and is rapidly superseding ali
other Ointnents and nments for the cure of the fol-
Fresh Wounds, Calls Of all kinds, Cracked Heels,
Ring Bone, Poll Evil, Wind Calls, Callus, spavine,
Sweeney Pstula Poundered Feet sand Cracks Scratch.
Of herbs and roots and may be given at ali times and
M re- To- Be
the cure Of various diseases to which
tie subject viz: Distemper, Hide Bound, Loss of APP
the eye Fatigue from Hard Exercise also Rheumatism,
Commonly called the STIFF Complaint) It'll safe and
gross humors, and viii remove ali ind amation and fe-
purify the blood loosen the skin the water
and strengthen every part Of the bsdy. One package
Of the powders and box Of the Ointment will perfectly
. recent Founder in six or eight days, without
leaving the least effect in the feet In Horse Distem-
per- they will sllay the fever and promote healthy ter
nation of the disease. One Powder and part Of box
Of the Ointment will, in all cases, the Hoen Dis
temper in . COW; two are sometimes required for
SLOAN'6 MEDICINES are sold in Every Town in all
the Western States. Prepared by
WALTER B. SLOAN, Original Proprietors,
Grand Depot "a South Water Street, Chicago, illinois,
oct6.daw1y
Sold Wholesale and Retail at Proprietor's prices, at
st. Paul, by DAY 4 jerks, J. w. BOND, WIN. H.
MORTON, and retailed BY all the other Druggists IN
the. City.
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p. 81 forgot to mention in the above the
fact that the Republicans of Minneapolis gave
complimentary supper to Senator Hale, on
the 18th inst. lin token of their appreciation of
his distinguished services in the cause of right.
Notwithstanding the night was dark and
stormy, there was good turn out of both
sexes. The supper was everything that could
be desired. The music discoursed on the
occasion by the Great Western Band could
net be surpassed, and everything went ''mer-
ry as a marriage bell" After the supper
eloquent speeches were made by Messrs:
Washburn, Hale, Bryant, Plummer, Hall,
Secombe, Wilkinson, and Cornell and then,
at late hour, the company retired, we'll
pleased with the evenings entertainment
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make the aggregation of our taxes more than
all our crops would bring, if sold to pay them;
and thus you drive our people to reputation,
and damn forever the credit and honor of the
State.
| have heard it said that you once were
poor-that you have felt at times, as we are
feeling now, the keen pangs of poverty-have
heard that the God-like liberality and charity
of those who loved you, provided for all your
wants, and by giving you at leaat moderate
education, started you in the world to make
fortune. l congratulate you on your sue
cess, on having had these good friends to help
you; and now appeal to you, and these i'm
partant facts in your private history, to re-
member that our people are now very poor
that they are crushed by debt and taxation,
and humbly ask for help,-not ruin from
those who ask to be their rulers. 49,.
Excuse my apparent warmth. can hard
ly trust myself to write on this subject, and 1
will close this letter. Should any one ask you
who | am, who it is that thus comes I'D from
the walks ofprivate life to advise and instruct
a candidate for high public station, do me, as
have you, impartial Justice" no fault ex-
tenuate, nor set down aught in malice" Say
that you know me well-that am a friend of
the best interests of the State-a friend of the
Railroads-one who wants to see them built,
but who does not believe that while these
great enterprises are permitted to remain in
the hands of public plunderers we can ever
get them built, and that as the people value
their true interests and the honor of the State,
they should rise in their majesty and might,
take back these lands and charters, and hand
them over to men of capital and Character
who will build our Roads. -- ~
Your obedient servant,
w. L. BANNING.
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PHnADMFmA, Oct. 10, 1860
The Third Days Play-fna Innings Of the Eno,;,n
Crickdes-Abserce Of George PAR, from Injury Re-.
ceired at Neo York-Supcrior Play Of the Apericnn
Crketcrs al Philadelphia Opr Their English Col,aoue,-
Tietory IF the En9nsh Eleren-Ne,o Match-No,1n NJ
England Players rs Tie South, auth Flee Players on Each
Side, dc.
The bird &c The series OF games IN which tho English
Eleven arc cngaged Tas resumed this morning at 1910,
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xutai... .............W
Tomorrow match commences between six players Of
the north OF England and six OF tho south Of England,
from the twelve English professionals, with five Of the
Philadelphia cricketers on each side 1t Is anticipated to
be q most exciting match
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DRY GOODS, 40.

GREAT CHANCE FOR LADIES TO BUY BAR.
Rains-In consequences Of retiring the business ~
Of SOL Canal street. three doors west Of Broad
real thread Laces Trimmings and French Fancy
q avery great reduction TO close the business.
N INFLATED BUSTLE, THAT rs SUPERIOR TO ALL
others patented in the United Staes and
n Paris now receiving great favor to be had only of A.
Tbs hustle very light and comfortable. None genuine bu
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ADvunTMnNnNH; = ~
The subscrber having removed 70 Florida 70 pursue pyo
essionA fc Offers for sale hs beautiful Georgia hnnS
nown a. aureyiew and famed for tho loyeness o ~ st
THcn and fertility Of its soil This plantation aituated il
sDrd sos Y view Of the Independently Of q wide
eputAon valuable cotton and prOvion place. n
aoaptedness TO the Important lucrative business 81
Iwn3 ana hs contguty 70 the ready marketpf
5 uray q All csnnsa handsons dwsns hOpss and
pride and gcsywhe securing delightful tempsrsure and
nesh one great desderatd ards roet besuty
oehJay sna n abundant supply Of hsh oyster1 and al
oss q S hs sea Bo. advantages socially and
sous for The abort limits OF adversomenc se
would earnestly invite all persona interested 10 nsrsona IN
terms. = - Ss'SS -"
with the place WIN be sold az desrabe) the stoe,
Of horses cattle sheep and hogs provisions Of al
furniture, &c. S~
home Southern cline especially called 70 he
above For further particulars address The subscriber at
Jacksonville, Florida. A. NJ JONES'
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A HOUSE IN BROOKLYN TO LET-NO 50 RYERsoN
"A street. three story brick and basement marble
manel and gas and water. Apply 70 U. wENMAN, No. Is
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nEslRABLE DESK ROOM TO LET--IN THE IMME-
date vicinity OF Wall street. Address box liz Herald
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FANCY FARM WANTED "A FIRST CLASS COUN-
IA try seat is sought comprising less land, highly
cultivated and well stocked and adorned with fruit and
with prompt aud the city Valuation within
S2OOO0 Address Home box $40 Brookyn Post oc, stating
the location style OF house number Of acres general improve