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tho Eci*ctis oIIcge Of Medicine.
cINcINNkTI.t ouro.


w Ss:ISG SESSION Of $50 will commence on
iHWcaacSdas. the stb OF FEBRUARY and contin-
nc sixteen weeks. full and thorough course
." Lecture" VIII be given. occupying six or
seven hour: daily. with good opportunities for
atcn:!"h to Practical Anatomy. and with I'm
ital q 5.'@ i.5 ..',.0
w. r@ 3. e.. =. .1oNN, ~. IT,, &
u Aio'eSscr OF Anatomy an! Physiology
e ). +. ~ l;t,i .Ns.i ., -ra
ffe1e>St'1;ci Chemistry and rLuru..y
'y5f@7lt ~ ). EetNk M E., A.f5nr-.i r..
..... i'r"tcs:"r IF Surgery. -.
:, &. Is Sf:s t.'kti, NJ. H.. .rr..
'r"'ess"'"t A";eiia Mcdica ard Therapeutic,
F., Nm. SO 80; syt;:tD. ~. H..
'r":csSer ct Medical Practice and 'Pr.ncl.c1
! *. tsU;:EEaN*~. W.. -s.-1
I'm: rit"s Profess OF Ccrc',,:! Physiology sn5
,n5e Institutes .? Medicine.
,. .',:iI !t.Nf;~ IL H., Z.
r"lcssc1 o!'cStctf'cs and Diseases Of Wc,,:-.
p ,e.,. and Children
'rhv Terms Tor the Session will he the ..c,.
rs heretofore VIZ: - Matricu alton. ss.oo.--
Tuition. :>2a.0''. Dcmrnstr tiers Ti,Ec, { :, n,
Every Si"dc''ti required t" engage in ,,,.sc..
Ion ore ScSSi"n hct',t g,a.'u::tifn., G,nt,:
atl"' S:2'.no. T::kct 20 C,;ni,ucrci.i Ues,i,.,
optional $500.
The Lnvisrc En,ms :,rc1,v,v .,is!;ci ,,..,
ami cen! iu't:nic an, IN :: central lntu,it> ~
to.!tgc Isl; v alEut Street.. whrIc students
&hl Enc IL t"E'cnicnt to call on thcil .l!iyrl
Tickets for til" session may he obtained tie
He"" rjihe IL 'l':,. ut his c1icc No lls Smith
street. "r OF ref. C.. II. CrEvrLASp .&,y<5c,n
l"JtAe E"c.|f5; -. Is: Sc.t,:1 s;1tu reg: ] ~
!i:'y jon KING. NJ. H.. Dean.
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: ConsunlptiyrS do moi Despairi!a.

- AN OLD INDIAN Doc
ron iUNcxs J b. AM, whilea
Missionary, niuo1, 3 the ln-
dams Of Tie Rocky Nom
tafns. discovered sAfRAhE
HAM. that, proves !" bc u
certain cure Ut E6nsusHp-
,iGenyo Bsnhi:i.i9 i~yoA<tl.na
J LiYer;D Compliant. Ncrv"n.
Affections. Coughs. oCslls
&c. liiAvinr,,..w p,ads iii.
fortune and retired from,
business. he xill13shtl,s Oh.
prescriptions s,.d :AiFyeti, n.
I.fErlgspnrinR, tlp ine.iiein'
+ ft + c2sayrft nSali Who dc
&ifefit. and will send te;hi,
, agent. enclosed two STAN II
&c cenG !. to pay tkJ rot,rr
4ester!with sdescriptien o!
;thfir symptoms. The Ole
Doctor has cared ,asf6tilaI
eoiicxaaxiof, Gsaayas4ka i
alone sans hopes Ill amict
ed people VII vattttens.
'sslSes1f2tliia .opae1t,Hity
as the Doctor yfshce ia h
all the good hg san before
he III, .. Addressall letter,
to. DANIEL ADFE.
Boxe53l %. New York,
Who 10 sole aesst.
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NJ ORTGAGE SALE.Ifg
vi D4IMnlt having been made in the 6, ,ndi !.

NJ OR1GAGE SALE III
J wi Default having been made in the. condi-
ton Of" certain mortgage deed bearfng date
tnf duly exsfSts end delivered on the TWEEN
Sp!cer, Of the county of Goodlue. State lthee,
Territory Of Minnesota, to Eli r.. Wilder, 81
| tho same place. which mortGaga was ,1h1W re-
corded in the office Of the Register of Deeds o.
said county. on the 2lst day Of October. "A. D
lR7. in Book 8 Of Mortgage Decds. pages sis
aht SIS, and conveys from said Spiccr TO said
Wilder! in fec, the following described prem
iScs., situate in, said county, to wit aThe
south part of1ot n:m bsrr3x ~ in. hoek mum.
Being feet tont aS az Se 'SFS Sed M Gst
by an alley, Dumb sstrcct, west bv the
west line Of said lot, horribly line paralle]
with the north line Of said alley, and Ahy ice,
Said mortgage was made to secure the nav
mcnt Of the Promissory note Of said s I,ice,
and one w. s, Grow. for the sum Of six hun
drea and fourteen dollars and thirty-Rve cents
SSl4. dated October 2Otll, 1851, and nav.
able six months after date, without grace: to
elc ORDER Of said Wilder, with interest after
maturity until paid, ut the rate of five pei
cent per month. '>"'f. J. 2.t.,t. nj:
no proceedings at lazy or. otherwise ,ha wing
been instituted to recover said mortgage debt
or any part thereof, and .tlerc, being due as IS
claimed on said hote aiia m6kfgtkefAt the dkd
Of this notice., the sum of six hundred and
ninety lone dollars and seventy six cents; and
a!s' the farther sii,n Of three dollars and thir-
ty-cigh: cents for taxes, assessed on said prem
Uses and pait by said Wilder, amounting to the
sum Of sin hundred and ninety five dollars ma
ourteen cents (S6e5,14.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that
ny virtue OF the power of sale in said mort
g;lge contained, and in pursuance OF the Stat
ute in such ease provided, said mortsaged
premises will be offered for sale ii public a1.c-
ton, at the DO! door Of the Court House. ill., the
day Of March, A. q! 1867 at two O'Clock ~: OF
said day, "a, satisfy the amount then due on
sad "a ortgagc debt, wi tn the costs and expen-
ses Of sale: Date,fat Red Wing; Minnesota
February sth, a. u. 1860. .rGs: :, l. I,r~r.- -,
80 ELI T,oWlEDEI, e;y5
WILDER & W1l11sroH, Mortgage "
cAtt'ys. " OH ..IS3td
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T. o AA1hc1 Al sG,9>hL E g E
he d. " i5uF,s M,nnesetal

'UNwlsE TV go BELowM
= .oE,ats.sW u s.'hod 299so xaff
> ln..eeorEdanee With the public demands.
,2 ,.coMAklEc?Al .DErAKrAESr,aii
Has been ess;hli.led in l!nmline Uhive4kty,
where 'yonngImvs. tle>i!ing g. engage ss Clerks,
M.r l'aila! sIecfapjc<. snA 1euckers: will End
here M extensive sourte Of instruction in Prac-
yen n ,l,l;is KEEPING , sss.s$
t,nn.n.iip 1Ia a .4cct pnss a.,ar.edo 10 sve,y
Ekfh.l' Of thkipass, yndtt less expense ftl;an ct
any ayb = ddheTesrirga 40 .'s ,ss!a
.coaA 'Eiaf! .ah c 70 :EsEss .RxTAsT!
q r OF 1hs Law Ilsfs rtment: I: ,gtfo goTr'
Cal II thsp Hpiysr,ity Bnildfnra hetolc pur-
chasiHe stationary aA.rranettde es have been
made 80 that xtpdenta with the proper;crdcrs
err e. get the Eese5safx SUPPLIES ehesIe,, than
r.stea 6lil o. Ezra course acolHeetel with
the Collegiate COURSE at,d zty llvsx=.elOO.
All letters. direct to.
JOSHUA AAcREs, President.
November IL. 1852. lS1tf
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PRY0R'S RAl4srlsAIT, of BENNETT

PRY0R4S tflaerAsAlT, of BENNETT.
Mi Pryor, 1T Virginia. (Den. SIT ea,ll
he attention Of the House 10 AM a1mclei,in
he Ny. Her I'D; hut r. wish, 2to. spvotes,
that 4,teel nader no obligations to respond
to anything that issues ;frop the psi pei and
the inspi alton Of James Gorl,n Bennett
should dcbase the dignity Of my position.
and afton. the feelings Of the members, if
shop!da}m4 1e spsopr:Ay or Necessity ..
recognizing any remarks Of .hae notorioai~
a %sn * Ss IS conspicuous, s. ii. persist
e.i'ist S Ss T. S. % :s 's zss n; r.:
supplied himself with money and means o,
Per'hcious Influence by isxtortins. contribu-
tions from the lear Of innocence, and levy.
ing subsidies upon the gratitude of sympa.
thetic and confederate crimes wretch
who wears upon his back the scars Of many
. we'll lnerlted chastisement,' "a,nl dp,n his
heart the faint Of every conceivable abomi-
nation; a miscreant who. In 1consenting to
the dishonor of his own family, and the
proclamation VI the most sacred relation: OF
life. has committed crime for which Ian
gt1serlxs'no,co,nlnan >urate. term, Of scol;p
ami eostemp avile and filthy beast, whose
maine rs In, exccration of both continents.
and ftNnl whose contact truth and, virtue
shrink rs from the touch of peytilence a
tend who Is denied the privilege Of fellow.
-smpaHith mon; an,exIe from The cour,e-
sizes aid ctfatitios Of the social circle. VIII,
wears out. and is condemned to wear out
the small remnant Of y miserable and guilty
existence, in solitude for which the re;
wards Of a P'ostitptsl, press Ca" purchase
GWepR rcliaf ..,;,.,,,
Irspeat to tho House, that do not mean
e. .li9fuss anything which would Stock
them. sby aiIuiiny ID any WY to that base
Individual who, by : course .: unal tetable
md mapproachable infa,ny, distinguished
2na Stigaalized himself to the silaiIie sand
opprobrium Of hum anity but this | will
not deny--that no has some pretension OF
'oapoadgy for,the attack on ms, In the, dis.
charss ofsy duty. as ~ j2urn list ] have
had frequent occasioi,'ntO RASH h!D., until
evcn.'h tp 1hin,c sos hide li.sa vsi.hci he.
isath Ishss e4corisAiggf lash. LIT him con
Undo his assaults. .Eher en.uty Of James
Gordon Bennett is tho INST lislac.ory
and sufficient attestation Of til, characterize
gentleman, while his applause is an argu-
ment Of suspicion. repeat, Sir, do not
rise to make any reply to the article III the
HersId, or to make any argument between
James Gordon Bennett and myself but to
z=': r-> :s...,n winch III, Ian
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LII " A r D A S SOCI A r I o n
LII PHILADELPHIA.

,HOW A RD A SOCIAT ITO N
LII PHILA DELPHlA.
Benevolent Institution establi- he'd by spec
lal Endowment, for the Relief of the Sick
aud Distressed, afflicted with Virulcnt and
Il 9 liz fl
F. NED1CA sADX1QK eiven gratis. sby the
Ac:ing Surgeon, to al Who aprlyby letter. Will
descriptions o. ther cendition fsge, oe ,upation
iia ssss oSessfss
-rY,ALUABLE REPORIS on sepermntorhaDa
andoth Diseases ofthe Sexual Organs, and ~
the NEW REMEDIES employed, in tho Djspen.
airy, sent TO the afflicted in sealed letter cnye
ops, free Of charge. Two or thrae Stamps tor
postage will be acceptable.
Address. DIR. J. SKlLLIN HOUGHTON.
Acting Surgeon, Howrrd Association, No 2
South Nintl! Street, Philadelphia, Pa. By
order of the D rectors.
GEO. FAIRClIlLD, Soc. EZRA D. HEART
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zen '4'"o, RAILROADS. ss<ss. ~
.59, bod AaBs.a 1859
s E So So N, % ..,ssg...
ds5 q a,y,iy;T b, THE aot3 a1r 49,
La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad
III '''"wirH ITS, cess,Ecr1oSs,,' Iii t.' /.
10 Gom e22r - .'sls - 'zTbal lii
Forms tie shortest, quickest. and only Diree,
t.. Route to Milwaukee. Chicago. Detroit, rna
pc Toledo: Pittsburgh. New York, n5a
dim MIC. Boston, and all points = ~
East and South.
RAILROADS..

@t'f'..r-sEf - ~ MI r'''.s
f. Two Express Trains daily Sundays except
eaD !eave LII Crosse on the arrival of the
morning and evening boats from ST. Paul. con
meeting ut Milwaukee with the Detroit and
Milwaukee Railway Steamers and trains on
the Milwaukee and Chicago Railroad.
The Minnesota Packet Company's Steamers
Milwaukee. Itasca and Ocean Wave. leave St
Paul every morning, Saturdays excepted J
connecting at La Crosse with the 1898 A. NJ.
Train. . q ~, yya
Passengers by that train will arrive ut Mil
waukec at $50 same morning, seven hours and
thirty minutes in advance of the Prairie du
Chen Route and ut Chicago at els same uf1L
vance Of any other Ioute!!
The Steamers Key City. Grey Eagle. North
ern Light, Northern Belleafnn Golden Err.
leave St. Paul every afternoon, connecting AZ
LII Crosse, with the A. NJ. train next morn
ing. I'M .r,.7,.. 800
Passengers By that train arrive in milwa, =.
| kee at $50 PM. eighteen hour. in advance O.
the Prairie du Chen route, and in Chicago. at
q 45same evening. '@' - iIt.- 5Hey:yJi h
TWELVE HOURS IN ADVANCE OF ALL
s.. OTHER ROUTES,
AND NO NIGHT TRAVEL ON THE Cars
Beware Of statements made by the agents OF
the Prairie du CHEN route. claiming that the
distance by The La Cross" route is only nine
miles less to CT ie:se, than by the Prairie du
Chen ronte. as they are false. and only nado
to deceive tho travelling .blic. '''..
The facts Arc that the In Crosse route 70
Milwaukee j. s.; miles tic shortest. and t.,
Chicago. is 80 miles the shortest, ana q mics
less River Travc. -@.J,!..r Z .s,... ~; :. =,
-,->"'Is TiT -E E..e -,-....
FARE AT ALL TIMES AS LOW AS EY ANY
r g.n,. OTHER ROUTE. q"
Us Baggage eli ckc;l from La Crosse To-
Chicago, Suspension Bridge, Boston and New
~ No Omnibus charges in Milwaukee or
Chicago. E =
- Ask for Tickets ria lii Crosse: and bv
other. - #"i'@a -r1-q I.q,,5+..;- ..
s4EE"INH CARS are run in. t e ,rsi,
eaving Lii Crosse Il: '."5 AN. 'i.. @' -EtEG
~ Tickets tor sale nv j.! -. r,,.st ..
at1 ME>ERuLE & McLARE>
&c. GEORGE. Losal Agent. St. PM
JOHN CHAMBERLAIN. Travelling :Ascn,
10 a. a-,-.. d., W. ". WI SON r..
80. Gen. n. ": Agent.
May %, 'se. ITO. 1.#4 .., .-...- l.7ii' q
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tHROSP ElaZAL&E4F :,
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rHE OLD ESTABLISHED

r HE OLD Els TABLISH HE'D
l.. EoUTE-~To~ THE EAST n ~" Is
Via; Dunleith and Illinois Central and Galcna
= ..,,,,,, and Chicago Railroads. ri CSC az
Trains leave oDuuleitb morning and evening
a upon arrival ofhthe, Railroad Packet ,,,,.,
7"7 affom ST.: Paul, v"pni iq t A'is hi;
WI TIL osU ruoeHA .HGE Of CAR 5
Making direct connections, with all. Of, the
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my, Cleveland, Montreal. Newly orkyu1,
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And'a cities and towns throughout the East
oaa 3 ,ves and the CanaI'as. 7o''; 21a 1l7e9
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Are; run upon all Night Trains. an advantage
go not enjoyed by any competing route.
eckedthroueh from Dunleith to
--saGsazaits oil points, East. 90 adt aas.z
PAssrxsxRs wishing to 20 through without
!joi,, delay, should purchase a9oya e,..,
TICKETS 4 VIA, DUNLElTM
Fare rs low IS by any First Glass Route!'a7
For Through Tickets anil inf rmati6i.' apply
= ut the Union Railroad and Steamboat, T.,
'''@q 1sd3T'ckot y tices,... ,...,
p. s. GOODWIN,
Gen'l 'West'n,Agcn
Cent Pass Agent /. Chicag 20. .,,;,as.. I'm
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Ticket Agents. Red Wing: next door to No,
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Departments Of Bookkeeping and Accounts,

Organized and conducted upon.thc CorssTT IL.
I ROOM system, the: Halls Of study being Tttsd
up vita appropriate Goq"teis, Desks. ete:, as
III REAL BUSINESS AMI The student at once in
reduced to the practical workings and routine.
Of business US conducted in Banks, sC6ni1tine
Rooms, Railroad Offices, etc: '9sslai.! .j1I'
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OF the University Of Chicago, the sessions Of
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TIE GRAtN>DFr, NJsk.

dr"pped sing . .rNin Of mllst,
eFs \ moment ~ my room;
Wien Years ROY k1 81 t4c ihan'bspssil !
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80 every Iced approval Of God,
Where o'sr ,litss lst bv east,
Leaves some good iin ntiiueniE Z 1chiii>p 81 nj
That shall forever last. 70
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1000 Gold Guard, Vest and Fob 's1'''s9''!
Chains. / .Ist}It. III lotto 3O.eacb
1000 Gold Pens and Pencils,5 ~, S to Is each.
Gold 1.ockets, Bracelets. Brooches. Ear Drops
reast Pins. Cuff Pins Slice We Buttons: Rings.
hirt Studs, Watch Keys. Gold and Silver
Thimbles. and and aivar;etyl Of other articles.
worth from so cents to Sis each. "a -
~ s,>kr In,
sHhycriber's name will be entered upon o iii
books and the gift for war!ed within one week
q 20 him ~ mast o'fer2'sss; past paid. ,yI3 ~
ctotB All com n.Hn ieeations must be ddres.
I'd TO aailo DANIEIiADEE,R ublis lei, r2a
1osyl 2l1 Center street; New T t,rk
T q tMaB Err 1eFdOl RI PR,ODU CT.
~ The subscriherIis now prepared to fur
nniislithc community withesery. quality Ct r.,
sisSs s.sss1. u'i Ma..BI,ER;,o .;d 80
ALSO; SHINGLE AND 'LATH!
On thevsry owtscsstand best terms, and willtakc
%; WHEAT, OATS AND TCo I'm, 4
and ALMOST eve every kind of lin
exchange for Che Same for which he will How.
the highest market priccgI So bring along ryaur
Rrodqee;.nd carry away the lumber. ALI ye that
families : =; $ 5ss.Wr. FkEEBORN. -
au-ssf 3ad dooAt at the Upper Mil.
Rcd Wing. August II, lssssssf ia .l97tf ~
STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE !-o
'NuEsubsc-iher has first rate Steam Engine
otthirty horse "owor. which he will sell on
very theral tcrmsif application b. made so"n
WIN. FREEBORN,
Red Wing. March 90. 1855. S5tf.
AZ ANTED $25,0a0 worth Of Cash or Pro-
- dsce for the stock Of Goods at FOOT'S,
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Ohm NATHAN "a n 3lS|iLE2'LL s 3, s.5
% Architect z Builder;

ssa Architect Z Buisd DER Z
his professional ser ysces to the PEG
" pie Of Red Wing andsvicinity, CONTRACT
6r building taken at the lowest rates, and al
ITO WORK WARRANTED, =
Seasoned lumber constantly on ham, for Doors
SASH blinds. &C., and made rp to order. Hi
motto is ssLive and let Live.''
Shop on zhird street near Plunn.
I'd Wing, March 2s.ls5p. lesM
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LOCATED AT
Chicago: New York. Philadelphia, Albany.
Buffalo. C!evclanu and Detroit. Schola slip
good through the entire chain Of seven colleges.
T. ,.toNSoliDAElON,o of !: Ery ant T. STATIONS
Mercantile Collcge'' and q Bells Commerc;al
College, now conducted as one Institution. :
VIII h is the recipient of an extraordinary and
unprecedented patronage. - -. -, =, :. :
Harmon Block. Corner Clark and Washington
! q Streets. CHICAGO. IT -zgf.s,,
'h.. Principals and Proprietors.. ~ ~ -,
By this consolidation the collegiate course or
this institution is greatly enlarged and with
the improvcments,which the business expert
ence OF the Principals bic. them constantly
it is made greatly superior in ali Jespcots.
+ =" First Premiums Awarded to This College ;, 3
a the late United States Fair in Cbicaeo,I for
BErT, Bps1sEss PEsNANsr1P and for Bxsr Book
II ..-.. ...:.: :. 49,. = ~
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