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I N STA MT RELIE F.
r For Horses and Cattle. foJg
This b truly Great Remedy. Half Is cent bottle
Of soan's la.tant Relief given in pint Of warm va
ptes In extreme c.ses repeat the dose fifteen min.
ries Horses, Cattle and other animals, sosn's H.
slant Relief speedily effects Many persons nave
been astonshed 70 vitnsss the rspd cure elected By
the use Of this wonderful medicine. ,,.,,.,. -, =
l, a. Get Circulars Of Agents. = - $50 -'N. p
SSo,SLOAN'S. OINTMENT., "a
ssns Ointment exSels, and is "a pdiy sdpsfsedne ali
other Ointmsnts aud Lnmens for the cure Of the fol-
Fresh Wounds, Calls Of ali kinds, Cracked Heels,
Ring Bone, sPc Evil, Wind Cats Calus,I epayii,e
Swssnt rs e. Sand Cracks Scratch
Hsss
VI herbs ana roots, and may be given at All times
Sesn by with perfect has
the cure Of the various diseases which horses snd eat
ts ERE v. Hide
the eye. Fatigue from Hard Exercise also
Commonly called the Stiff Compsint.) 1t is safe and
gross and viii remove ali .S % ~
YER purify the blood, loosen the skim cleanse the water
spa strengthen every part Of the body One package
OF the powders and box Of the Ointment will perfectly
cure recent Four der in six of eight days, without
leaving the least effect In the feet In Horse Distem
per- they will allay the fever and promote healthy ter
OF the disease One Powder and part or box
OF the Ontment will, in all cases, cure the Hoen Dis
SLOAN's MEDICINES are sold In Every Town IN All
the Western States. Prepared by - N4i.! 2lH III
IS WALTER B. SLOAN, Original Proprietor, n
Grand Depot "a South Water Street, Chicago, illinois,
oct6-daw1y e I-l'o .iS''- '.,'>'f Ut =
Sold Wholesale and Retail ut Propretor's prices at
st. Paul. by DAY Il jerks, JaW. BOND, WIN. H.
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the part.of tthS igaa csbload, 10 force I Ger
tain man IN st. Paul on the ticket fSr= Con-
gress and IN order to do this, and fearing
that thiscit,oap: haye but one nominee on
the State ticket, they have deemed it necessa-
ny to break down and destroy Gov. RAMSEY,
lest he might be- selected for Governor, and
thus occupy the whole ground that would be
conceded for st. Paul to occupy on the ticket
But be assured, Republicans Of the Interior,
that when the time arrives for deciding, If it
is left to the Republican people here to'decide
it, there will be no trouble in upsetting the
cab-none whatever! a.. IL -. s' s /.
q In fact, this dirty fellow OWENS, and his
cab load, comprise the sum-total Of the only
enpreteading to be in the Republican ranks
herein ST. Paul. who have ever sought to
forestall and fix up party nominations; and
P their cry raised recently upon the subject is
but the. old :" stop thief" tactics common to
men who are of the same. " honorable - stamp
with the editor Of the 7smest Owens, IN par
ticular, is notorious for having perfect pas
sion for managing" and "ixing up tickets |;
audit is only few weeks since that, when
in one of his usual mellow" paroxysms, he
provoked our laughter and Iscorn by the de-
liberate proposition to form here what he call
ed " Regencyl''' % ,z'a' ...r5 81. '. ID
With such Regent ;" in the person Of SO
honorable an individual as he has justpro
ed himself-a gentleman O with whom lead
ing men could so freely and contsdentially con :
municate, and feel SO safe in knewing that
their friendly suggestions would never be pub
lished the Republican party could not help
being engineered onward to the most trium-
plant success Our Republican cotempor-
aries must see clearly now how singularly fit
aman would be who keeps such faith and t,ust
as shown by his publication Of Mr.. CooPER's
letter, to be placed at the head of the leading
newspaper of the party at the capital! With
Owens as leader and editor, what recon-
mendation would be presented for honorable
men, high.minded men, decent men, to embark
their fortunes with the party! 5s - : .ru,
Miserable man words are too feeble to
express the kissing scornand contempt all de-
cent men DO and must feel towards him, every
where, for hi base act, 81 He's a dirty dog, !"
said Judge CooPER, when told of on his sick
bed. r....-.....
Words would fail to characterize the man
and his deed with greater eonciseness, truth,
or felicity of expression. "He is dirty dog, ="
indeed, and as such we dismiss him from our
columns, dishonored, dishonorable, loathed
and dispised! .... ..- ......... ..
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- DELpH4A-A Bepevoleht lnstil1i ION esl aUiisied
9y SPECIAL Endowment for the Relief of The Sick and
SEQ, afhicted with Vruent and Epiderui Dseas.
- IN times Of Epienics, It 10 the object Of ills List.
tnt'on 70 establish Hospitals, to provide Nurses, Physl
csns Clothing. Food, Medicines etc.. for sick and
70 take charge OF the orphans Of deceased pa
ana to minister in every possible wy to the relief
o. me acted and the health OF the public at large 1t
he duty Of the Directors at such times to visit per-
sonay tbe infected and 10 provide and exc.
cute meahs or relief. Num- hyscans not acting
nembers Of the aiion usually enrol their lames
its books subject to be called upon attend its hos.
Ptss free Of chargs, In the absehce Of Epidt mics e
Directors have authorised the Consulting Surgeon 10
give advice and medical aid 10 persons suffering under
CKRoxic DsEAsEs Of vrolsnt character, agsns from
abuse or the physical powers, the effects
Of drugs etc, sva,iors REroRrs and TRACTS tile
nature treatment Of ChroLic Diseases, by the Con-
suting have been publ he'd for grstuitous dis
tsibuon, and will be sent free Of charge to the afict
ed. Address, for Reports or Treatment, DR.. GEORGE
3. CALA0UN Consaltng Surgeon, ard Association,
No. South Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Pc,
10 By order Of shs DirscfofH ~ = sbflH'
EZRA D. HEARTWELL. President.
9se. 1AnssnD, SECRETARY. ssv1e.11T
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Losses equitaby adjusted and promptly paid. Up
warda OF $ll,N 1900 Of Losses have been pai by the
A1na insurance Sonp.ty IN the iasi IS yearsi Ere
an0 Inland Navigation kisks ird at terms cfss-
tent with soivency and fair profit Especial attention
gveh to Insurance Of Dwenge and Contents terms
Of TO 8 years, 81 90 -
The progress Of this Corporation has been stable and
uninterrupted through seasons Of financial spnshne nd
.o., or periods eventfui In or exempt from
and maritime disaster Being long estsh
sqed on cash basis the troubles Of the credit system
Affect US Ia material particular. ..T -Ifr ,-'-'A
During hard times the security reliable Insurance.
- an Imperative duty-Ie ability Of property owners to
sustain loss being then much lessened
Agence. In all the principal cities and town.
out the state. Policies issusd without cav bv ,
"HFNs RpENTH Av.n, nj
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LEVINE. STONE 4 MCCORMICK
DEALERS IN REAL RsTATE, st. Anthony Street, near
the Winslow House. WIZ buy apd sell Real Estate,
Locate Land Warrants pay Taxes for non-residents,
and attend particularly to Conveysncing and the
maxim Of Plsts and Township Maps. Farming Lands,
City a. d Town Property for sole. !" rgrFC'
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talPowers marriage its duties ana dis.
oogy and diseasesof the reproductive ORGANS OF 6oth
sexes, their structures uses and functions popular
ana treatise on the duties and casualties
single ana married iife-hAppy and fruitful alliances
node Of securing them-infecteus and nfertile ones
their deviation and remova-imporant hints to those
contemplating maImony that will overcome objections
TO none, however, should take this important step
without first consulting its pages; comentaries on the
diseases and medical treatment Of females from infanc,
20 Old ae each case graphically Illustrated by beautiful
III ograpi plates nervous debility, causes and cure
~ process ut once simple, safe and eectua thai
failure 10 impossible; rules for daily management al
essay I'll spermatrra with practical observations on
safer and successful mode or treatment precau.
aonaIy hints on the injury resulting from empiricss
an essay all diseases arising niscrsI
zion, with plain and simple rules by which all persons
San cure themselves without mercury-remedies tor
shose se-niiiced miseries and disappointed hopes So
unfortunately prevalent in the young II 10 truthful
adviser to the married, and those mar.
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so2s entertaining secret doubts Of their physical con
ton, .ad who are conscious of having hazarded til.
neatn happiness and privilege to which every human
being entitled to- Price rs cents per copy, copies
ior ore dollar. Mailed free Of postage toany pari Of
she United states by addressing Dr. Lockrow 81 Maiden
Lane, Albany, N. Y. r..n ~. r.rr ~ ..n.... -
N. Those who prefer may consult DR.. Lockrow
upon any OF the diseases upon which his treats
either personally BY mail. Lis medicines often cure
tircy eradicate all those disorders which CO.
paVia and cubebs have long been antidote to the
tuin o. the health Of the patient His French Secret"
the great continental remedy for that class of
iers, which unfortunately physicians with mercury
to the rretrieyabe destruction of the patients constt
non aad which all the sarsapara 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 in
public or private house, while travelling without ex.
posture to the most intimate friend or hin.
in the diet necessary Medicines sent to any part Of
se Unop according e safely and carefully
Beaver street, to 81, Maiden Lane, near Broadway.
Albany, New York. - iei9wtf"
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IMPORTANT no FAMILIES.
A SUBSTlT FOR POTASH.


A SUBSTlT UTE FOR POTASH.
Concentrated Lye
For making SOAP WITHOUT LIME With little or no
trouble, aud trfing expense Tha cheapest and most
convenient article ever discovered for the purpose
One pound Box will make Nire Pounds Of
ELEGANT HARD SOAP.
And several gallons of Soft or one barrel of the latter
Every family can make all the SOAP both hard an, soft
they use, from their ordinary kitchen grease and This
Lye; nothing else is .equlred.
PRINTERS and all others using strong Lye will find
the. CONCENTRATED" BY fsr the CHEAPssT AND
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single trial will convince any one of its great utilitv
and value. For sale by all RUGGIJTS and GROCERS
In the Country Beware of Counterfeters AZ the suc
cess OF this has exercised the cupdty of who
wherever found will be held strict accountable for
tyringements Of our Patent. wv
Manufactured only by the Pennsylyaria Salt Mnnu.
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the EXTRA sUPERFINE, SNOW WHITE
TABLE, DAIRY AND PORK PACKERS, SALT.
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Hetned SOFA ASH, Soda Ash,
Bleaching Powder, Bleaching Liouor.
. Manganese, Nitric Acid
MuriAtc Acid, Aqua Forts,
Chioroform, Soda Saleratus.
Inc ABOVE u Tor sale At this Office Sold in pound
Packaees. frce oO cents. 49, oct20-dawem
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pRIyATE MKDICAL TREATISE ON

NNA1 u HbHVbVO1VAI VIEW
OF MARRIAGE, $50 fages and $50
Fine Pain and C0lored Litho-
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age to all parts Of the Uniop.-
Cheapest Book ever published, and
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A~'A j. r. BRADFORD, ---
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE, STONE BLOCK WEsr OF
the Post Office, st. Paul, Minnesota. mvl
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ME LIYER alNyIGORATOR, PRE-

uuns' is one OF the best purgatiye and Liver Med.
icines now before the public These Gums rennve a
morbid bad matter One dose oftwo ten snoon
.on s;ie system appiyingIcS fuls will always relieve
az 10 .i'eif pace healthy sick headache. Only one
S vm y, pns' nslgorsunyIO ,se immediately relieves
.e causing ioodlc lCholic, while one desc Of
W uisess wen' punIylnglC ten repeated IL sure
ss Uhooa giving tone and a sure for Cholera Morbus
,s ai.n W Tue whsle ma ' and preventative of
cause Of tbs disease-ef. - is nee u to frov ont 81
nNs RADICAL cure-lO the system the effects of
and, what is better, pre- q ness One bottle IaEan
vented by the occasona1I for Jaundice remnvs. eii
use Of the Liver Invigora- salowness or unnotnrsi
tor One dose after eat II color from the skin One
ing 10 sufficient to relieve " dose taken sho,t time
the stomach and prevent before eating gives viror
the 1000 from rising an to the appetite and makes
sourIns. ohiy one dose the food digest well. One
TAKEN before reirng pre-. dOse often repeated cures
venus nightmare. Only lChroaic Diorrhea in its
one dose taken at night IL worst form, while Summer
ioosens the bowels gently, = and Bowel Complaints
ana cures costiveness-P yield almost to the H. st
One dose taken after eachl- ldose. few bottles will
meal will dyspepsia - lcure Dropsy by exciting
the absorbents. We take pleasure in recommendinS
this medicine as preventive Fever and Ague Chill
Fever, and all Fevers Of Bilious type 1t operates
with certainty and thousands willing testify to its
wonderful virtues. All who use giving their unan
lmous testimony In Its favor. Mix the mouth
With the invigorator and swallow bosh together Price
One UoUdr per Bottle. DIR. SANfuRD, Proprietor,
No. 245 Broadway, New York Ret lied by eli Drug
gists Bold, also, BY W. II. MOTION, Jackson street.
anu WIN. ID. WOLFE, st. Anthony Street, Agents, St
raui. jyo6.daa 6m
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JOSEPH LEMAY.
REAL ESTATE.
ID. L. BROWNELL.

.-.....- - ID. L. BRO WNELL. ,,.
LAND AGENT. AND DEALER IN REAL ESTATE,
Cambridge lssnti Co. Minn win buy and sell Real 10.
tate Taxes paid for presidents. Assistance rem.
dered In selecting claims r&c.;"&c. RRFRRYNcRs--
Chas T. Robbins. Esq, Csh. Merchants Bank Previ.
dence, K l., l. A. BrOwne Co.. Boston, Mass, H.
st. PAUL. Col; Cyrus Aldrch, Minneapolis, A. b. Cor.
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Letter from. st. Anth0ny..Steelo on the
8Ouds..Ol0 Iron for them ..TAXeS for
the PeOple-.POsies aud Plug Uglies
..DOnatiOn Parties. .-' III -.
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j. ID. BELL.

DEALER IN REAL ESTATE, and GENERAL AGENT
Superior, Wisconsin. Commissioner for Minnesota
Receives Deposi.s-NegotiatesL oans-Land Warrants
Sold Or Located. mar17.1y
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odAhAAs B. AAFo' =. BANGS, N.
CHARLES Il. MAYO e. CO.. a." h-
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN HARD.
WARE and Cutlery, Manufacturers and Dealers IL
Stoves and Tin Ware Nelson's Blu lding Third street.
between Minnesota and Robert eets st. Paul, Min.
nesOta. e., =. "A 20
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oHa ,. sRissM. gl-.l adj III HORACE r. sIeELoW.
BRISBIN e. BIGELOW,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT Law. ONCE.
Bank Row, cor. Third and Minnesota sts st. Paul.
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are responsible 1Or what ne may DO or say :!
But the Times, with very "error + the
moon" madness speaks of "the continual
persistence of the MINNEssTIAN to present the
Judge in the attitude" that "he must 20 to
the U. S. Senate at every hazard" Hows1n
the name of common sense is this continual
persistence" on our part shown? Having men
toned the Judge but once in a achole gear. in
that connection, and that more than year
ago, it seems strange hallucination or will
full falsehood, to "persist" in making such
allegations. What would suit the 7Smess
That we should come out and denouncs the
Judge? Has not he the right, as any other
Republican has the right, to be a candidate
for any office s-and have not his friends the
right to urge him for one, if they deem it fit
to do so? And have not the intelligent rep
resentatives Of the party and the people also
the right and privilege, in convention or eau
Gus assembled, of deciding at last scAo shall be
the man or men to ill the oficess With them
let it be left, as with them we have always
desired to leave such matters. .
2 And now q word more in conclusion
The Republican Party of the interior may
rely on this, that when JOHN P, Owens left
the MrNNEsorrAS, and when consequently his
peculiar 'friend" and every other man ceased
to use this paper as their conduit, the '.M1x-
NEsor1AN clique" stepped out, and was COM
pletely broken up, until recently it has gath
cred again in CARLOAD around and in the
Times Office. These Republicans who rally
around the TMiNNksor1AN,) and this includes
quite every Republican here in st. Paul, ex-
cept the aforesaid CARLOAD, have the welfare
OF the party at heart much too deeply to
countenance "eliqsieisns'' or arrangements to
forestall in advance the regular action of the
party IN its conventions, a 2:a;2 IL
There Is an effort at this ii time, Il is true, on
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MISCELLANEOUS.

G. G. GRISWOLD,
DEALER IN READY-MADE CLOTHING, Hats, Caps
and Cent? Furnishing Goods, Wholesale and Retail
Lamberts Brick building, under the Mnnesotian Ofces
Third street, St. Paul Minnesota. .'a i. i
BEERS & LEWIS,
(8&ocsssors to tho Firm of Cooper, Toes bSeeton)
STORAGE, FORWARDING Commission MER.
CHANTS, Red Wing Minnesota. o. D. /.
RKFEREscRs.-F.J Hills, Harris Co., Dunleith: J.
Il. Durham 4 Co., Chicago; II. +. McClosky Gaiena !:
O. Bagg, Freeport, ILL.,; VIM. Freeborn, Red Wing.
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REAL ESTATE AYp INSURANCE. AGENT. ONCE On
Third Street, 81. Paul, Minnesota Land bought and
sold on Commission, Land Warrants Located, Invest
ents made to the best advantage Insurance effected
In the most responsible Eastern Companies upon all
kinds of valuable property. - =, r -
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ests being neglected. In the spring of 1865,
just before his return, he wrote to OWENS, re
questing him to announce his arrival, and in
order to palliate his long absence, suggested
to Owens his mentioning in the MINNEsorIAN
his attention to certain Minnesota matters be-
fore Congress, particularly his aid in settling
the case of the Fort Smelling Reserve, for
which settlement, other persons were claim
ing an exclusive credit which did not belong
to them. He also requested him to announce.
that on his arrival he would resume his pro-
fession again: the whole tenor of the notice
showing, as he expressly declares in the let
ter, that be Ibid not make the request for the
notice from motives of vanity or political ex-
pectation or hope" but simply for pscuniar,y
and business reasons. n'h. s,.r-
This is about the fair gist Of the document.
Such letters are not uncommon no man is
hero to his ralet de chamJrs-and if every
editor in the country was as base as Owens has
proved himself, and would violate the sacred
confidence reposed in them, few of ourtpnblic
men but would be placed in an unpleasant
light before the community. Thank Heaven,
though, such despicable creatures as the pres
ent editors Of the Times, are |" few and far be-
tween" amongst our honorable fraternity Of
the "grey goose quill" .. s..,. = 49,. L
On one account, We sincerity wish the expo
sure OWENS has made Of himself had been
more damaging to Judge CoopER. He de.
serves more severe affection than the pub.
lication Of this letter of his amounts to I: de.
serves it as proper punishment for his yer.
daney in trusting. anything to the honor of 4
man like OwENs, whose whole life had been
= one career Of. dishonor and loathful leprous
corruption, as the Judge should have known
It is: trpe, Judge CoorEn no doubt thought,
that OWES being the editor Of the leading or.
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WILLIAM COLVILL, JF.,y ...t
ATTORNEY AT LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC and GRx.RAl
LAND AaESr, Red Wing, Goodhue County, Ainnesots
Territory. marc. 80
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ATTORNEY AT LAW, OFFICE ON THIRD STREET
four doors west of jackson street, Bdwels Elk.
change Bank, st. Paul Minnesota. N.Y.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14
ST. JOHNS, COLLEGE.

THE Board of Trustees have the plea u sure to announce to the Masonic fraternity and the friends ot education generally throughout the State, that the first session Of ST. JOHNS Col LEGE will commence on the 3d day lst Monday ot October next, under the supeiintendency of JOHN BAKER THOMPSON, A. M, President, assisted by sufficient corps Of professors.
 The Board are pledged to support the faculty in upholdng, under all circumstances, nigh stand ard of scholarship.
 The discipline will be of the military form.- The dress must be neat, manly, economical and uniform.
 The fall and winter dress of students in the pre- paratory department must be a blue roundabout coat with single row of bright buttons in front, blue military cloth cap, with brass button each side, and blue pants with drab stripe down the leg
 For students ill the Collegiate department, blue trock coat (sjnEle hrea.tcd) with straight collar row of bright button n front, pants and cap same as in preparatory department.
 The coats c. tsr students u both de,,artlnents must be O. n., laiAJ Dlue, :.ii ,hc pants of army (light) blue, a5 to pioGlce contrast of colors.
 The materials .or ure>S must bcnt st and durable but not costly q: ex,raSaGant.
 The Gres- t,r .pr.A@ al4d sun.M,r will be an nounced in l. t.lue.
 In this ias.tutou parents may have their sons thoroughly e9uctteo, and the necessity Of sendiug them ouL oi the State no loHcer exists.
 Provsien | Ii. 'e t;r baai,.ila nonresident stu dents in nrvale iami.ie- ar moderate ra;es.
 In the preparatory depar,mcI.t, .ne tuition is fixed at :Sjj, ,tuG a .ue Cu.le-'ate department at about SGl, per session oi l0 molths-9r for the Collegiate year, The tuition nu-t be paid 10 ,ae treasurer at the commencement ot each half ses- sion.
 In due time catalogue will he published for general circulation, giving detailed information in relation to The plan ot eluc.. ion, text bools uis cpne, names dt professors. their tt.CS, branches taught by theH respectively, and other matters.
 The board confidently appeal 10 the friends of education generally, and the Masonic fraternity especially. u sustain the College.
 Provisions wli be made by the Grand Lodge al its meeting ill NooluDer next. for the select ii of such students IS gre b he educated gratuitoJo.y.
 By order Of tne holrd.