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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-01

The Restorative put up ia bottles ofthrse sizes viz
L2lges medium and smal the small holds j pins, and
rstais Tor ons dollar botte the medium holds least
twenty cent proportion than he SMALL reaig
for two dollars per bOttie he larzs holds quart 40 Der
cent more in proportion and retais fer three dollars per
bottle.
o. J. WOOD 3 Co, Propristors, No al2 Bsoaaway N
" I'm the great N. Y. Wire Railing Estabiiahmsut aad
No lI4 Market street, St Lcuis, Mo.
And sold By all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-01

AMUsEMENTs OF THE WEEK'-This evening the
lecture going public will have the pleasure oils
tening to Mr.. Geo. B. Sumner Of Boston, ct the
Melodeon. The lecture will be a fine one.
The City Council (that may be reckoned among
the amusements for it is amusing enough to listen
to some Of the debstes) meets tonight at Council
Hall
Tomorrow night Profs. Edgarton and Mann and
Mr.. W. B. Hal will give musical and dramatic
entertainment at the Melodeon. Prof Edgarton
may be expected to recite a number of his best
pieces, according to request of many friends These
will be interesting and entertaining. The other
gentlemen, as our readers well know, are each
enough to attract large audience
The third of the Cleveland Practising Assem-
bles will be given at Chapin's Hall tomorrow
evening. These Parties are largely attended and
apparently highly enjoyed. Lovers of the dance
can easily prove the truth of this.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-01

POLICE CoURT, JAN. 3lst-JOhn Fumes, for
intoxication, fined 50 and costs.
James Gallagher for vagrancy, sent to prison for
Is days.
John Mcwilliams, for unlawfuIly soliciting pas
sengers, fined $50 and costs.
Several cases continued to this morning.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-01

MR. SUHNER's LEcTURE-0ur citizens may
depend upon rich and rare feast of fat things to-
night If they able TO secure seats in the Melo-
deon where they can listen to the lecture of Mr..
Sumner upon "Spain" That land which thrilling
stories of the bloody deeds of the Moors have made
famous in the eyes of novel and story readers !;
which was the scene of the strange adventures of
Ceryantes' hero, Don Quixote, and the scene OF
many tourney" in Chivalry which can boast of
ancient castles and "donion keeps" enough to sup
ply generations ofthose who delight in tales ofthe
horrible; which has some ofthe most enchanting and
startling scenery in the world which now holds in
its possession an island which President Buchanan
would fain join by fair means or foul to the farm
over which he is oyerseer this land will be treated
of and held up to the view of the audience, in its
ply ysical geographical. political intellectual,
tai and moral aspects" by one who is perfectly
conversant with his theme-of this lecture Prof
YoEngmans, himself one of the best lectures in tie
hed says that it is the most brilliant and interesting
he has ever heard. The subject is full of interest
to all and we anticipate great rush to hear it.
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DLAID MERINOES, Plaid Valencia
II and Cashmeres. open this day.

DLAID MERINOES, Plaid Valencia
Il and Cashmeres, open this day.
noy75 TAYLOR. GRIswoLD co.
EOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE-A
IL FARM OF FIFTY ACRES-In Sandusky county
timber-exchRnge for from to 10 the city.
5000
PITTSBURGH ST-Two Houses, and Lots, CO feet front
and 500 feet deep to the canaleIchaDge for farm.
MISSOURI LANDS-Wel lOcated-at s. 80 per acre-to
exchange Readymade Clothing; also, good Iowa
CEDAR ST.-House and Lot; nice cottage house and
considerable utO exchange for from l0t 20
PfTTSBURG sT.-Two Brick Stores and Dwelling, with
lotto exchange for a farm
- -CROTON ST.-HOuse and Lotto exchange for farm.
$1,000.
LANSING, B1CH-Four Lots for sale cheap, or er-
change fOT small mouse and lot IN or near the CITY,
GARDEN ST-HOuse and Lot: large two story house.
well iuished-tO exchange for farm
GRANGER SThEET.-One and a half story House and
IS-to exchange for farm; would prefer in the
ASHTaBULA CO-Near AshtabuIa- Farm Of l5O
acres avaety Of excellent sO large and good build
ngs fine orchard about 30 acres tmber-wll exchange
oTTNAM s PAULDING COS-Some fine Lands in
these counties TO exchange for City property.
IOWA-On the Dubuque and Pacific railroad 50 miles
from Dubuque go acres exeesaent pTare Land-wil
CTWENrY ACRES-Near Kinsinan street. and near the
city line with stream OF water running through-will
Ichange for improved City property $50 per acre
leo ACRES-ln Pierce county Wisconsin near the Mis-
sisSppi river; reh soil and tmbered-o exchange for
a house and lot IN the City.
WOOD ST-Three twn-s story houses and lots; good
prUperty-tO exchange f0r desirable western lands
LUCAS CO-Sxieen miles from Toledo; 50 acres ex-
change for small house and lot in the City.
ROUSE l. JENNINGS,
noY2 Real Estate and Insurance Agents.
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5periaI Notifies.
q The wonderful success of DR.. HOstetter'

" For Gas Fixtures and Fitsiag-APpiy
Fo77 Eas0Orts & Co., los and lO7 Superior street.
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EXPERlENCE THE BEST TEST!
HEGEMAN, CLARK & cos
GENUINE COD LIVER OIL


Has been proved by twelve years experience the
remedy for CONSUMPTION, SCRoFULA, sc, and is
commended BY the most Eminent Physicians.
CAUT1oN-BeEre preparations pretending possess
properties of the O in concentrated fOm many of
hem are worse than useless. The PURE OIL has been
ound better and have speedy effect than any
ely, or other preparation OF 1t.
CY- Sold hy Druggists generally. dee4 d3m 20
J. B. Barnes & Co., Proprietors of the Cleve
"a Fiuplhing Works, Atvater Block prepared
9TH arse force Of Experienced wOrkmen 7 doing every
eserPtion Planning he most thorough manner,
he most scientific plans reasonable and short
d0tcs Large stocks of Fountains Of derent STYLES and
izss. Bathing Tubs Of iron and wood lined with
pipes India Rubber Hose, every descrpiUo
ef Brass aud Plated Cocks including the Paenf Seclos
Cocks, recently introduced, Wash Bowls and AL kinds
fWater Works Fixtures keGt constantly on hand All
work warranted. m2s;dswtf.
E- We wo I'D Of readers to III
AeUE CURE, advertised columns. 1t is from
such quarter will give the public confidence in its eff
cacy, and have learned from reliable sources that its
virtues will sustain their fullest expectations Citizens OF
the West l appreciate the paramount value to
hem, safeand certain remedy this affecting dstem
per- without either Quinine minerals and consequently
without injury the constitutional health We have
than ordinary satisfaction in procaiming this remedy be-
cause are convinced it will answer a cpiOg want
among US, ard relieve great amount of suffering
--RepublieaH Wz7zrsu, Ind. deell
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
MORNING, FEB,Y L, 1859
TRAVELLERS REGIsTER.
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

CIlzens wishing conveyance TO either of the above
Trains or Boats will be for by the
Omnibus Line by leaving their address the Omnibus Of
dee 81 Superior street. door next to Wedden House.
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EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Il LAKE STREET NEAR BANK-Large two story
House and Lot with Barn House well finished, with
ter gas. &C To exchange for a faTm-S6000,
NEWBURGH R1AD-4 miles from the city-Five acres
OF land to exchange for small House and LOt-S7Gl
MISSOURI LANDS-Well seiected, at S25Ot 10 50 per
acre. exchange for stock Of goods good Piano paror
furniture.
BOLIVAR ST NEAR PROSPECTING story House
and Lot; also two small houses TO exchange for farm
the city 5000.
FARM OF 60 acres 20 miles by railroad from the city
and depot and village; to exchange Tor city property
FOURTEEN ACRES-0n the Detroit Plank Road, five
miles from the city. small house, good barn, and
fruit exchange for farm CITY Operty-S25l0
SOME CHOICE LANDS near Dubuque Iowa, & some
good property this city, centrally loc ted, with
cash; TO exchange for large and hrst-raie tarn.
ONE ACRE OF l5nd with house. barn and trt 10 miles
by plank rOad from Buffalo. N TO exchange for proper
y in near this clty-Sl000-
WOOD LAND-72 acres one mile from the Euclid De-
pot exchange for House and Lot il the city-s20 per
acre
Euclid Plank Road small house, good bara and orchard,
and frstraIe sandy soll-S25l0
ROUSE & JENNINGS
Real Estate * InsuTanees Agents,
arlT arula
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported by the Union Telegraph,
OFTIoE, wARINe's BLOCK, CORNER OF BANK AID
ST. CLIIR sTRRETs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-01
MeStfines.
10EO OlTWELYE YEARS AGO

D. D j
1870 TWELVE YEARS AGO
AOCCs the success Of several medical senflsnsa
natural Introduced their estl Shnant a. ~
rated Institution under act OF the Legislature ~ -
The continued success Of their Temsdies the m hold
they have gained upon public confidence has u5 sStisd
the honor Conferred upon the Assocstl0l By lee e
acment they have reason 10 feel gesf rri5e = r-
pSrlIg their successwih medical academies also ebsai
oy public authority Unsolicited testimony from Oubc ard
private lndvldua aud cmmsndatoTy DOlices in he 49,
ING journals bear witness the medical skill snd hi1h
t rsnna character Of the gentleman eonneoted VII be
usFoIthy advertisers OF the dsv The RETFS1ER Co,t
PAY has ever been and will be reliable aud trstvorfh
dence. -'-' 49,
Inc principles ana practice of mediens adopted y his
institution are lgedy set forth IN the GREFENRERc NAN
uKL OF HEALTH, Invaluable med-al work uuhiishsd
or family and therefore sold at the nina priee ~
t~entyEe cents tJr which itis mailed fse 70 anT
The health Of American women diseases Of dreu spd
more ooscure and cbroric Complaints well tie
attention OF this ns tuition and enough to sy
have proved themselves fuv ets1f f n 1rs.9 tt
which the public have cl1fdsd 10 fhrir si,ili
Inc g u1s Of ne Tribune and journal hqrs eV
amp testimony regarding - a1d a5r
ers are refeRTed to them for particulars
From the Democratic A0e-
RELIEF FoR MOTHERS AND CHILpREF-In M e,,nt--
Sex as u the Unitee States in do 50 anT i
dien DIE prelnaturely II was with fulI kn0Vedge Of
these facts that tie Ora enber Company Of No a. srF
Row, New York, opened their gTeaf estabShmeut f5r
treating these eecte and dangerous diseases DR. Toh-
bIlage Is N constant attendance the Office and he Is
ms delicate duties. We shall hereafter enter fullV inc
this subject, with minute specifications
The GBEFENBERG MEDICINES are f,r,.ls by ei,,
9rgsts and dealers N medicine thrOughOut the States
H. B. KINGSLEY. clsvslsud.
J4n2 Agent for Ohio
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WAsHISeToN, Jan. 81.
HOUSE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-01

This invention is exhibition at the Paint and Glass
Warehouse Of I. DENHAAI. No. SO Public Square
County and STATE Rhs or sale By the pAieutsss ec7l
N0LIlARS-COLLARS-A LARGE
nsat arfiele also Large assortment Of handsome Collars
&c, viii b sold low. Jai2l 5. HHMAN CO,
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u lhlnk proper. r ull
c, s. ". MIDDLETON.
PHILApELPHIA. SEN. s.Issz

PHILADELPHIA Sept. 9, ls57-
Peof MooD--Dear ST- Honr Hair Restorative l. prov
ing itself beneficial The front and also The ck nt
OF my head almost lost its covering-was IN fact BALD
have used bu two half pint bottles OF your Restorative aud
now the top Of my head well tuded with uronSinE
young hair and the front is also receiving its bep
ht have tred other eparati11s without any beusft
Whaeyer think IRON my own personal recommendation
can induce many others 20 tryit
Yours Respectfully, d. THOMAS NJ D. i
No 81.
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MATRIMONIAL.
,1rs oF TIE uNIrEp STATES:

To THE LADIES or THE UNITED STATES;
It has been my good fortune to restore to health many
heusands of my country-wUnsn.
NY success has excited the malice of the envious and
aous their prosecutions have served only extend
nd establish my reputation Showers of grateful offerings
have fallen upon my pathway from the fair sufferers whom
have relieved. SOlong held in aectionate and
thankful remembrance by those who have experienced
skin, afford depiss the efforts Of mischiefmakers
nd slanderers.
My friends repeatedly urged me to place my med
producing menstruaton within the reach Of the
ladies the United States; but ndisPostOn enter
and fear that unprncped countereters might palm upon
public their worthless imifstons have hitherto pre-
vented from establishing agencies for the sale of my
AMlE DE FEMME, I" in the United States
At last yield the entreaes Of patients and friends
and offer the suffering Females Of America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
old World
In regard to the efficacy Of the "AAfIE DE FEMME,
need only say uid FORM and exactly such
as have used ypracce France for years and
that it has never failed satisfactory result
The annie de Femme and menstruaon stand in the
Giou of cause and effect Il alike powerful orginaie
healthy menstrual ow where has existed and
where i hss been from any suppressed.
In or1eTo guard against imposition the wrapper of direc
nons each bottle of the Amie de Femme viii bear my
written signature and both the bottle and enclosing bCI
will be sealed with my private seal.
Frce, SS0O package.
Nh-
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R. W. JENKINS.
Cor. Columbia and Carroll Sts., Brooklyn

LIVINGSTON, Ala Fef "a lsss
PROF. WooD-DsgT Sir. Your HAIR Restorative has done
much good in this part Of The country nv hair hss s
slightly diminishing for several years caused snupoSs
from slight bum Wien quite infant have been
using your Hair Restorative for and ind hatI
have hne head OF hair growing after having used m
other remedies known effect think II The nSf ~
liable remedy now extant and advise all who are actsd
that way to your remedy
You publish this If you think proDer - --s -. II
Yours, &c s. W 1TTDDT ETON
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Dtmtistrp.
REM0VAI

DR. b. +. ROBINSON has RE-
- moved his Dental once 70 his residsres, No &c
viii es happy 10 All Of forsr pairons o. zztt
slS ft,3 ~ NY ~. nSs " ,
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Real Gstate Agents.
ROUSE 6 JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE
ms SU RAN &c E



No. SO Superior Street, Marble Block, up stairs
febls
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Il AFARM--NinetI-sixa acres, miles from the city by
raroad good productive so good budings 25 acres OF
timber and orchard with every variety Of aitS5g per
acre.
50 ACRES Near St Clair Road 81 miles from the city.
Very low.
ROUSE s. JENNINGS,
jan17 Real Estate Agents.
EOR SALE-A fine RESIDENCE
-On St. Clair street. near Seneca, large two-story
Brick House and Lot, with all modern improvements
small payment down, balance in five years tipe-S 6OO
FARM IN WILLOUGHBY-l00 acTeS-soil sandy and
gTaveIy loam good farm house. orchards, &cSl5 per
acre.
HIGH STREET-Gond two story House and Lot-S2OOO
SIBLEY STREET-VGcant Lot, lElxle5 feet
EUCLID DEPOT-3sz acres land-S200.
WILLOW STREET-Between s.. Clair and Superior
streets, House and LOt-S35O
BOLIVAR sTREET-Nice IL story House and Lot,
wi b Barns-S2 o. ..r
THIRTY ACRES-I5 miles by railroad from the city
within i mile Of station good rIch SOIL small house good
barns, fruit &C., at the very low price of 81, 500.
ROUSE & JENNINGS,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
fau17 Rinel
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PARIS. January. 1851.

For sale, Wholesale and Retail. by WILLIAM FISKE
No. % Superior street, Cleveland, who viii supply the
Annie de Femme At the PrOpgietOr's prices.
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n. H. soLoMoNsoN.

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPucAN,
ses the largest of the most approved kinds On
PEcFAcLES- Alihs glasses, whether for aear OF far
ighted ground under his inspection By machine
of anew Construction, with the Ereatest care so asto
suit the eyes al czses. curing Weakness DzEiness or
Affirmation Of tie Eyes and impaTtng strength for long
reading OF fine sewing.
~ n. II. Solouonson would here inform the public
that he employsany the sale of hislenses
q Also. 4 splendid assortment of SPY GLASSES MI
fROsgOPEs, COMPASSES. &c, kept hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, rs perfect as natural
TOmee IS Superior street under the American Hotel
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Alarm Spring Sash Balance
PATE NTED
March I'd, 1858, by
THos. DENHAM & JOSEPH W. BRIGGS
fNf

THos. DENHAM & JOSEPH W BRIGGS,
OfCleTeland, Ohio
THE SPRING AND ITS ATTACH
Il perfect substitute for weights and pull
leFs and balances lae sash any desired DOnL giving
ALARM hyt the rEsng lowering Of the sash and
easily applied windows buildmss ready built.
The following testimonial Is from the we-known Master
Builders Of Cleveland -
CLEVELAND. Ohio. November ls5e
Messrs. DENHAN BBIGGs We, the undersigned hay-
ing examined your ALARM SPRING SASH BALANCE,
can most eeerfu reconH end nveniion valuable
70 community and superior anything for ike purposes
We nave eser seen patented being perfectly bal
ancea and burglar proof together with the perectnsss and
simplicity of construction and piled TO the window with
such comparatively trlIng sufficient guaraIY
In@I generous public Will adopt viii come INTO
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-10-20
ka q aninals he my Esye !. taste 81 !,

kn q Of animals he nay nave ! taste RI
III Vow tasresis no Az hets Who doubts
tf q bqlkatens yeaf u y long Tim. u
wait for riches, it must come, ii lar0es
lowing stream, and with this idea. Young
men ars continuity ck UNI iii thsil
plans and psrsuita1and lncstions, hoping
by change e learn the secret Or getting
lr'eh ia-e short Psriod of time. Ii nine
teen cases out IF twenty such will be
+, found ' . q the end of ten years II they
I, survive the pestiferous climate of the
South Or the hard.hips 81 those new re-
gions-famed FOR their mineral nj wealth,
still pursuing the phantom, which has
mlsled them-that Of acquiring riches
always through other means than tie
steady pursuit Of some regular employ
ment. ,g,a ST. ,,s.,,. Il: IS !. ...s. s-.3 &.
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EMIGRATION.

There has never been 4 time NOR.
favorable for emigration to the Upper
Mississippi than the present. Time.
are hard money is scarce, but crop.
have been fair; therefoss much can be
procured with little money, a. well in
real estate, as produce. A man Of judy.
;ln1nt, with little means cannot fail ofmak.
ing rich Investments Produce IL abun.
!dant and very cheap, enabling the errni.
grant 20 sustain himself and family, the
first year s. fo = one fourth Ek.a 10 could
two years age, sor any other period in tue
history ofthe State. Besides, there are
always many 10 ! new coun,ryiike this,
LET 81 i l Be ever so good. who arc ready q
pill pP stakes ,for 4 wilder region, when
ever the forms and usagea .sof civilized
society beginto prevail So It 10 hero,
and farms can often be purchased for
less than the actual cost Of lie improve
n1ents Nowis the time to come to the
Uppnr Mississippi for homo. Come
and see for yourselves.
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! HARD TIMES

Several. young men have left the
country lately, who came here-some Of
them, two or three years ago, because
the times are hard--because there il
little money ia circulation. Some 81
them came with view Of making homes
for themselves, and have made in
some instances, considerable advance.
ment in opening farms Now ii is ap.
parent 70 Us mat they are acting against
their own l interests. Those who have
claims have a decided advantage over
tllosesw,o. depend upon daily labor Is,
support and are making no. o.herr calcu..
la 'ti''s ahead head Very few Jay up much
money in working BY the day, BY. the
month, oraby the year for wages i II
this country the man who IS sure to BE
come independent. il j few year years, ii IL the
one who settles down on piece Of land,
expanding, I'll bis labor upon, It = except
tbs aslittle to supply present wants be-
fore he gets sufficient improvements
made to enable, him 70 raise enough
with 'i wh b 'l,to supply himself. INV, o,
i i not 50 important to a man who il
opening farm whether there Is much
q little inoney7in circulation. y He cal,
always get tie nsc:,e'ssariss of life III III
hls labor, ia Y improvements on 4 farm,
70 young man, is much betfer---letFthe
TINES be as they ma y-lthan the monsyon
interest which Iis could. rgalize from his
labor when wages l are ths yely hiekest.
Land here Gamble procured lasI ono
dolIar and.asquarter per acre. ! Lot j
man who has not one cent 10 begin With
select one hundred and sixty acres | from u d
the public domain which will no, Be
broughtinto market for four orfiye years,
and such locations can BE found west of
this WORKING out enough barely Is I, SUP ,it,
PLY his necessities for the first two 81 81
three years, and Inc remainder Of the
time On shistquaftsr section. II land. and
" le ] ". ihan tsn ysafs lhs Can hsye Z
farm N ly'lAlpaBls a esn 81 found ii any 4,
Of the pld States and worth forty dollass]
Or City dollasssf rIatre+--b es;desuhay
I well stocked with cattle. sheep, 81 any
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-10-20
GETTING UP IN THE WORLD.

Our friend W. H. WooD, Is beauty
ing ms hitherto beautiful mansion by the e
addition Of another story~-a cupalo and
other improvements, which, when COM
p'e'ed, taking location and every thing
INTO account, will make it one of the
most cosy and beautiful residences above
st Paul. ifnot in the State. The ground
IN front Of this house containing some,
TWO or three acres is terraced from abont
half way up to the very summit Of an
em'nence commanding fine view fthe
town. and the Mississippi river for some
three miles Of its course, with a GOOD
view of1Upper St. Cloud, and the sur
rounding country on tina, side Of the riiy-
er; add to this good variety OF the
choicest trees the country affords, such
as hard Maple, Pine, Cedar, Elm. &c
all thriving finely, and il is q home 4
prince might coyet.t But--aye but--be-a
tore the beauty and symetry is complete
there must be q wing on the north 10
correspond with the one on the south
side Of the building
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-10-20
SIR JOHN FRANKLIN,s. EXPEDITION.

The steamer Yacht Fox, Capt. Nc
Clintock, which was sent to the Arctic
regions at the expense Of Lady Frank.
lin to discover traces ofthe missing Elk.
petition Of Sir John Franklin, returned
to England on the 2lsts ultimo, having
been entirely successful in their under
taking 7Unmistakable relics of the Ex4
ipedition were picked up ON the Western
shore IF King Williams Island, and
others obtained from the Esquimaux
Previous to the abandonment one ofthe
ships was crushed by the ice, and the
other forced9on shore where she has
since been affording the EsquiInaux a
mine, Of, wealth. A record was found
tat Point Victory, dated April 25, ls4s
showing thatthe ships Eurebus and Ter.
ror we're abandoned On the 22d of the
same month in the ice, FIVE leagues Il
the N. N. What the survivors
amounting to los souls were proceeding
to the Great Fish River, under the com.
mand of Capt. Crozier. Sir John Frank
lin had died on the 18th June. IS47.-
The New York Herald Of the 9th inst
to which we are indebted for these facts
contains. narration Of the expedition
and explorations unGer Capt. Nc Gin
tock :3 q Al, highly interesting nature which
we may hereafter lay before our rea-
.ders.,s ss Y. a.sad ii ha