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MEDICAL CARDS.

Q. Z. NEWTON, M. %.
oFFIcE-Ne; 9G West Seycnth street, between Vine
and Race. REsDENCE-No. % Seventh street. be-.
ween Walnut and Vine. OFrioE HoUns-7x 20
z H.: Nv to 2S +. NJ: 7tosP nj -"
h HINRANKLIN TYPE AND STEREOTYPE
x FOUNDRY, u. ALLISON, Superntendent.-
trinting aeeris's Of all kinds. ,hs Vine street If
wlLLIAM DISNEY, ATTORNEY
w AT LAW, Chase Buildings, No. East Third.
troct. sep5-ay
RRANDY AND WINE FOR MEDICAL
NJ purposes | have remaining small lot of very
fine old 0tard. and Honncssey Brandies, which offer
Tor medical purposes, from knowledge Of their su.
periority. Also Madaria, Sherry and Port Wines:
Catawba, Still, Sparkling and Dry, all Of s,i, erior
quality, and ut ycry low prices,
J. FERGUSON, Grocer,
sep3 Corner Ninth and Vine
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lS" Miss Lydia Barnard,o of New Hampshire,
was ono hundred and two years old on Tuesday
of last week, and on that and several subse-
quent days sho laid apparently at the point of
death, but has since rallied, and appears to
have taken new lease of life,
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gS-A young Philadelphia "blood," in
frolicSome humor, decked himself in the swell
ing hoops and gay hounccs of female friond
and paraded the public streets. He was
"taken in out of the wet" and the steel hoops
Of bis skirt were exchanged for the iron bars
of cell.
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ES"Mons. De Lave, the Rochester rope
walker is going to walk the Seneca River, at
Seneca Falls, this week. Tho river is at that
place eight hundred feet wide, with banks one
hundred and sixty feet high.
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Gair' Tho Governor of Massachusetts, in his
message, recommends tho establishment Of
nautical school for the instruction Of boys in
seamanShip, and to provide for the surplus
energy and intellect Of misdrected youth.
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/ A Paper for the homes Of good taste
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with The January number for 1860 will begn publication
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NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY DECEMBER 80 1859.
ADJUSTMENTS,

ADJUSTMENTS.
IN Doors open At Il Commence at7h B& FL
LAsT WEEK Rot 0NE or THK
nn,ux hAykls.
psAScoss. os.s,
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r consequence q hs production Other novelties RAouI
j.. .. y gsfsscsS as,.f p sSG q s'
q INC grand ia'y comic pm om uaiT Of
The very lsasSiS!s s I'M: S IA s ssS;s
49,. Or, Ta1 MrrAsoRrHosE or Two ACES.
he ''saaia' 'i sisa /; a DREAM
cpdne hymph Of the Wave. s,.is. Maria Ksanecart.
lnlerrnission Of fifteen ninu
E0r .1l particular see small bls
RowERy rHxATsE.
- AHen nS Boniiace ..."..,......: go. :Lessees
1~ Assh; TsansD.r Evnsso DC y iss Gang 1..sssF
me snsss ra viii commence witt OhrsAs
After ss SsSnE q Ssh Bs.s.
''''' wig e HI S sS eI;s Ii ;s
EVER; NV sEA ia ssS S S4Is $sssr.
OH y sf SSP s aiss sszsss OF
F'ickets - cents Commence At ~
! GREAT sST ii Ee e Z I'VE gs;x LOVERS OF FUN
At 'l s, ssSass a., Requests ~
c....,ns ASH, siS SEsST oSSSASTss sSsss
tus most charming and nnoceut smssemens for she
reduced rate Of aa@sos a; VIII viii enable families to Gu
JOY 0 GREs srn M IS T1y sIS
PROGRAMME yARiEo EVERY NIGHT.
$1,000 y. ss.,. cents
a great musical production By the s Cub b. o''''
Afps LAURA KEsNE
"a D's' :" '' Nh 'D BouRCIcAuLT
now engaged upon
in three alss,. acts,
JEANNE fslI SaAss,
THE HEART OF MID LOTHIAN.
Is soon as the new sccusry
MISS AGNES and En sas ss 4s,,s win permit
W" ' A', sEasiE pE1Ss A1' = &c 'A'' '''f y
''-'''' ErFrE DEANS
MISS LAUiaA KEgsK
and aans az y 9, e. nssfsss x'
s Ds
Keene has plAaed all the resources Of her theatre.
g. Leouards and AUD keeSls distance; the escape of
& INC I r Il ss ss ~ moon
light the meeting Muschs Cairn; Madge Wdare the aar
David Deans coage the land Of Dumbie Dkcs the cosra
fresde; he warrant for E1ie arrest the cursa
ACT The cell in the roibooth the sisters the jaior.
TIRE TRIAL OF EfEfE uEANS
The defence Msdses evidence; the examination Of Jeane
the doom
ACT lILThe departure Of Jeanne for London, the pigt
mage OF mercy; Mother blood
THE PALACE OF SHR&N.
The MsCaam mere ,he gres. Daie q argyle the plea for
THE EXECUTION OF EFFtE
THE ATTACK ON THE TOi.BOOTH
By THE POPULACE.
DRAYTON's ENGLISH PARLoR OPERATE ENTER
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SHIPPING.

packet rhip THuRNtON, lying At oer II East river
thc 2gh iecemher The CULTIvAr,h sN's I24h Jauusry
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nRAYTONS ENGLISH PARLOR OPERATE ENTER
- TAINMENT Hope Chapel, Broadway
Positively LaST NIGHT Bur TWO.
THURSDAY, December ~, At 7M o'olock-Dismond Cnt
Damond-Smon the Cellarer Senn Uiyeira Loves Laoor
Lost-Inroducing Mrs Drayton as Meggy ocaiigan and
Serey Camp FR1DAY:-Never Observation-Disclosures; Better
Late Than Neysr1hcne Sweet none-sim,n the csllarer
SATURDAY MONT CAST In New XorK):--ove IL Blind -
OLveira Never Too Late 70 Aend-H. KuAses Dream Of the
Reveler.
Judge BY Appearsncessenor Ohvcira; Diamond Cut Dia
rnond-Simou the Cearer
TUESDAY NIGHT Brookiyn PoIytechnicInstuute-No-
thrg Venture Nothing Have Courtshp OF I6a0senor Oil
veira; Loves Labor Lost-Simon The Ceiiarer.
Ses,s secured In advance the usual Ia New York.
Brvoklyn and williamsburg, without extra charge.
Sea.s Numbered and securely &c.; other seats &c.
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE FOR HA-
u vana New Orleans The fast and favorte steamship
GRANADA Capt Jcho McJowan will sail on Wedues day,
Ian al O'Clock r M from pier foot of Warren street.
North Bills Of adns Of The form Furnished ct the
ealing For freight passage apply at corSer
<IfW IL u. hObEkT5
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HOTELS.

HAVANA, nov. q, lBSo.-THE ALAMEDA HOTM.
II Havana.-Ars MARY I. ALMY bess aeSusut hss
friends and tbose Wishing tho Havana thai she has taSsp the
magnificent mansion be!ongsg 70 he Count DO rs..vsr stu
Psu" WHARF she hopes 70 receive the condnaancs Of ss
patronage which heretofore been extended bar The
house located In the helthest part Of the oily fronts IL
beautiful barber and contiguous 70 oil tho places Of
menS and Of business.
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4 UsTR ALYA PIONEER LINE-ESTABLISHED 1872
"A Carrying tho United Mates mail sailing positively the
day Advertised The and strictly extrene clipper
ship OONPEER 9sl tons register White commander,
Con to berth with nine hundred Of her
rased apd now going BOARD ut Pier "A East river She h
the ship and VIII sail on the 0h Of January for
Ma bourne She has magnificent accommodations for first and
class passenges For bssnce q freight Or passage
rh bills for SALE and cash advances made consgnmenta
Consrnees In Australia WILKINSON BROS CO.
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r. Tho American Atlantic Steamship Conpanys new And
A0NTa1MERY, VIM g. Berry, Ocmmandev,
w ieese per u North river on Thursday, peo ~ q
fassngc 70 savannah, With unsurpassed scconmcdanous
yo Tnrou1n IckesS 70 New Orleans $50 Is; Mobile, $5
MonEomery AM 80 Albany, GA, ST. Columbus 80; Ala
aAnA, $x5 Macon 81; Auguata e1D "
FrcSM zen cents per foot no commission for forward
ing. Apply W a. d. CROMWELL CO.,
Tia HUNTSVILLE, Capt Post. Suos,eis TSur.dsy jan
WINTER ARRANgExENT.-THR INV YORK AND
freight every oAy for Tennessec North Caroin"
Norfolk City Point and Richmond haze MAJ N" ia
Moth river, q SP. n a. followa:- - w. -
ROANOKE Capt Couch, Wednesday.
JAMESTOWN, Capt Skinner, Saturday.
Passage stateroo and meals Included, Norfolk a. n
LUDLAM HEINEKHN. III Broadway.
n LExANDRIA. WASHINGTON dEoRaErOwN, NEW
N York and Virginia Screw Sseamshp Oonpany's first
TONTiCEIA.6. Captain v Garer
MOUNT vERNON.....4..............Ca Captain F. O. Smith
viii form weekly line leaving pier II North river every
Tuesday and Saturday NJ o'clock.
Passage, including sta,eroom AM meals ~ 30
These steamers aud In every re-oect first class
Freight per foot and received daily. No freight 70
oeiyed after ?. n. on day Of sailing.
The Monticello eavea New York Saturdays, and the
Mount Vernon on TUESDAYS Arp'y ~
II. Is CRoMwsft, 4 Co, IS West street
FowLaR Co., Agcnts- Alexandria
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DANCES ON DIAMONDS, PLATE, WATCHES,
"A JywELRY, PIANOS, DRY GOODS, &C..
Or will buy The for cash n HE private ofhce.
T. r. BARR1N0EE, 10 Broadway room Is, up staira
DAonds-The highest price paid for Diamonds, loose or
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ANEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY-THn
IN holders Of tho Bonds and Stock Of this company hereby
nosed that The me asn The eonras for Se
Wishing become parties 70 respectfully urged send
their without dolay 70 H0Fao n Ot E1q IS WaN
sreee, New York. o. 10 the Subscribers
Forms for the well blank oontracs may be had
Ut the ONCE Of the company, - Wall street.
The undersigned viii be prepared and asrt the lSh ns
receve the and certificates thai ~ Be cxcnanco6
az sorfp. NEW YoRK, 0d!ember Z, 1859
DUDLEY s. dkE0ORY, lm.
J. @. BANCROFT DAVIS, }''usscA
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and to provide fDr an economical administra-
ton of the government in all its depart

and to provide for an economical administra-
ton Ut the government in all its depart
ments.
Twelfth--Thatthe connection Of Lake Su-
perlor and the Mississippi River with Puget's
Sound by railroad, is . great national work,
vital to the defence and permanence Of the
Union; andsthe Democracy Of the State
stand pledged to urge the early construction
Of railroad over the Northwestern route,
and the extension Of the provisions Of the
reciprocity treaty from its present western
limits to the Pacific, and thus secure the
early and rapid development of the fertile
regions Of country upon and west Of our
northern frontier.
Thirteenth--That it is the duty Of the
people Of Minnesota to pre- ,erye inviolate
the faith and credit Of the State. That the
doctrine OF reputation announced by the
Republican party is one which is abhorrent
TO the Democracy, and must receive the con-
domination Of the honest masses. That we
pledge the Democratic party that Minnesota
shall! honorably and promptly meet all OBJ
legations res ing upon her and we further
pledge the Democratic party to the follow
ing - H..
3 LIST. 10 effect an equitable arrangement,
ith the Land Grant Railroad Companies by
which no further issue Of State Bonds shall
I've made to them. and in respect TO those 81.
ready issued, IT, provide for meeting prompt.
~ the payment Of the interest rs we'll a.
principal tHa
ID. TO confine the public liabilities With,
their present limits and to favor the prose.
cution of the railroads, including the rail
road to, Lake, Superior, with the least posi-
Bile delay; ''2ef7'f.1 s&--s t@ia ta b:'71 q.
Sd. 10 modify the banking law Of the
State so as to establish u s"und currency. and
4th 10 advocate such legislation a. will
more fully sure to the State guarantee
that the securities held by her from The
Railroad Companies shall n b. sacrificed
and that the roads left in the hands Of pur.
chasers discharged OF all obligations for the
loan Of State ceedi', as would inevitably be
the result, lould The programme Of tn.
Republican part; be fully carried out.
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HALMzZlYE UNIVERSITY.
RED WING -. MINNEsOrA
FACU LTY.

"A ~ u II i H
Kew. B. +. CRAZY, D. D.-PresideEt, and
Professor Of entail and oral Science, aid
Bellies Lettres.
Rev. E.. E. EDWARDS, A. M.-Prokseor Of
Greek and Latin Languages, ard Literature.a
n: =. W1lLsoN, A. M.-Professsr OF Nattle-
mates and Natural Science. -i1''@s1'sl
Rev. PETER AKERs, d. D. Professor Of Ri.
heal Literature. - 5--'''rt972
CHAELEs M,CLuRE Esq.-Profs,,oY Of /. r,,ofl
Rev. MAX MoHAus-Prefesso (eleet J 81 Nod
ern Languages. sI~.sz,,-~ =
Miss ExnA 4. SosM-P receptress, and Teach
or Of English Branches. -
f1o1EssoR .EEB1cH-Teacher Of Music. -
Terms AND VACATIONS, :. re-.
FIRST Term commences September I'd, 1859,
closes December I'd. Second Term begins ~.
cember 18th. closes March 10th. Third Tern
March 18th, 1859, closes June ~.
Examinations ct the clese of each term. II -
Red Wing is easy Of access from the interior
Of Minnesota by stages, and from the North and
South by the river. 1t is u place where the
health and morals of Students,wil be eusrdsd
ag well as at any ether seat of learning in the
West. The Trustees of Hamllne Uniyersitv
have run the risk Of large outlay in supplying
y corps Of experienced teachers. and confidently
ask patronage Of this part ofthe Northvest.
Lett g directed to tie President will receive
pr0i pit attention - -
T course of study eml,races Mental .nd
Mo = Science and Bellies Letters. Chemistrv.
IAN Natural Philosophy Mathematics. Ms:hsn-
ic' Surveying and Civil Engineering; t;resk
g Latin Languages Hebrew and Biblical
terature; Law Modern Languages: Ene-
lish Language and Literature Primary and
AcadeMical course -. -. .'
u u exhaustive and thorough !; practies47snd
complete classical and scientific. .t..sf "a
Ladies admitted to al lclassesin the Uniyersitx
the degree Of Bachelor of Laws. ,-|''r,,'.'''
EXPENSES. en- -.
b"srdThg. So; 80 per week. Tuition. Primary
department. LIST Class. $3.50 I'd Class. "a So.
Preparatory, $50" I'd Class. 81 90 Collegiate.
9lo,W Law, $1,000 per term. Modern Lar
gnages $500 extra. Music, with use of Piano.
lsl4,oo. Painting or Drawing, 81 90 OH Paint!
ing, 5000. God, lights and other incidentais
"e0p glossy ~
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AIR AND SUNSHINE.

@'sPure air for the lungs and br?igh,
sunlight for the eyes, is physiologic.
al maxim which should never be for
gotten. On this subject the Spring.
field Republican, has some very good
remarks. 1t says: -"When the trees
about dwelling shade the ground SO
thoroughly that the grass. and shrub
berry will noe grow, arid the rooms OF
the house have constant air of damn.
ness and gloom, and the outside GATH.
ers moss and mold, it is time to make
war uponthe trees, and :ope,l path.
way for sunshine and warm air. # it
were not for the beniiicient visits ofthe
hot winds from SUMMER spots occasion
ally, such homes would be as noisome
and fatal rs tombs. The vital statistics
of cities show most healthy, notwith.
standing the insane efforts made even
by the inhabitants Of cities to exclude
the little sunlight that attempts to
reach them; and we hav. no doubt
that the statistics Of country residences
would show the same general fact,
"A CSlC dln tulOuuI VI Sudue Is essential
to comfort, but when it reaches the
point Of excluding sunshine altogether,
it becomes positive evil. When we
talk about opening windows and
doors, We know what the exclamation
Of tidy housekecpers will be. Flies
are 4 nuisance, we confess, multitude
nous, disagreable and dirty dust from
the streets is ilsutfcrablp, and faded
carpets a daily modification. But
after all, are not rosy checked and
healthy children, and vigorous and
cheerful women, more ornamental and
more essential to the comfort of fami-
ly than the best preserved colors in
wosted work or entire immunity from
the annoyance of flies? Let us wei
come the visits of the healthful ar and
sunshine, and look out for the essential
conditions Of yigor and eheerfulness
first of all, and if matters Of mere show
must be sacrificed, why, let them
slide
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COnSumptiyeS do not Despair!
@ An Orn INnYAN Do

n AN OLD INDIAN Doc
TOR. uNcAs BRANT, while a
missionary among the In
dams Of the Rocky Noun
tains. discovered u Rare
PLANT. that proves to be q
certain cure for Consump-
ton, Bronchitis, Asthma.
Liver Complaint. Nervous
Affections, Coughs, Colds,
&c. Having now made his
fortune and retired from
cuisines. he will send the
prescription and airccti ms
for preparing the medicin-
&c II chu,ye to all who de
sire it. and will send to his
agent, enclosed two STAN pr
(6 cents to pay the return
letter, with q description O.
their symptoms. The Ole
Doctor has cured mere thar
5000 cases Of Gasssmntio,a
alone. and hopes all afliict
ed people will avail them
selves IF this opportunity,
as the Doctor wishes to do
al the good he can before
he dies. Addressall letters
to. DANIEL ADEE.
Boxe5sl P.O. New York,
Who 10 sole agent.
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IT lie OLD EST ABLISH
ROUTE TO THE EAST!
Via Dunlcith and Illinois Central and Galena
and Chicago Railroads. 3i
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all points East.
PASSENGERS wishing to go through without
delay, should purchase
THROUGH TICKETS VIA DUNLE1TH
Fare as low as by any First Glass Route.
For Through Tickets and inf ,r,nation. apply
at the Union Railroad anil Steamboat
Ticket Offices.
P. s. GOODWIN,
W. P. JOHNSON Gent West'n Agent
Gcn'l Pass Agent. Chicago.
MESEROLE & McLAREN.
Ticket Agents, Red Wing, next door to Me-
tropoiitan Hotel.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-08-27
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