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IA lowing. dept constantly on hand

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IA just received, and for SD Ie low, at
minSit POMEROY'S.
The new era., 1860-05-03
MORTGAGE SALE.

nEFAULT having been made in the condi-
~ tons OF certain mortgage made and dated
July 9th, 1859, by Alexander Paul aad Mary .
Paul his wife, to Ovid Pinney, and duly recorded in
the office of the Register OF Deeds for the county Of
Benton, Minnesota, July 6, 1859. in book "B Of
mortgages, page 275, conveying 30 acres off of the
west side or end Of the southeast quarter OF section
IL, township 3s, range 32 in said county, being the
part OF the section laid out into lots, embracing the
Mill pryieges, on which there is claimed to be due
at the date OF this notice, the sum of S1361 23
per note of said Alexander Paul to said Pinney OF
same date as, and secured by said mortgage, ard 90
proceedings at law having been Instituted to recover
any part OF said amount Now therefore, notice is
hereby given that by virtue of the power of sale in
sad mortgage contained and pursuant to statute the
sald mortgage will be foreelosed, and the premises
therein conveyed, sold public auction in front Of
the post Office in Sauk Rapids, in said county. Nav
llth' 1860. at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, to satisfy the
Of sale. OWN PINNEV en"'."- "'..i oos's
L. NJ. SrEwATT, Atty for Mortgage
Dated at Minneapolis, March 25, 1860.
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MORTGAGE sALE-Dsf,nl, /, ,;n :,

M ORTGAGE SALE.-Default having been
;,!,i ~ made In certain mortgage executed by
w w III am Nj Hooper, OF ST. Cloud in the Comfy Of
H'earns and State Of Minnesota, TO Chester Wa;f of
me same place, dated the 23d LAY of Nav. a. n
iSoS, and duly recorded in the office of Register o
I'eeds IN the County Of Morrison and State aforesaid
on The 2lth day OF May, A. u. 1859, at 2 O'Clock
P. m., OF said day, in Book GA" of mortgages. on
pages $50. 32l and 322, on which the,e i now dne
" sa'a ohester Wait. mortgagee, and unpaid. the
sum OF seventy-six dollars and seventv-,hu cents
And no action or proceeding at law ba, ing been
commencea to recover the amount so due thereon
Now therefore, notice is hereby given that BIZ y;r
tue OF power Of sale in said mortgage c,n,a;nod
and pursuant to the Statute in such case made ana
provided the premises described in said mortgage !
wit the south east quarter and the south half Of the
north east quarter, and north west Quarter Of the
nrrth east quarter of section number twenty-fur
(24) in township number thirty nine (39) north If
range number thirtyone west, in the c. uny of Nor
rison aforesaid, will be sold at public auction TO the
highest bidder, st the front door Of the Office Of
Register of Deeds at the town Of Little Falls. in
said Morrison County, by the Sheriff Of sail county.
on the 26th day OF May, at two O'Clock, p. m OF
SAID day. to pay the amount then due on said
mortgage, together with the costs and expenses OF
sale allowed by law. CHESTER y AIT.
WAIT s. MCCLURE, Mortpagee
Attorneys for Mortgage. Ds6
February 25, 1890
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MORTGAGE SALE,

nEFAULT having been made in the cond-
~ tions Of certain mortgage made and
dated Dec. 10th. 1856, by Alexander Paul and Mary
A. Paul, his wife, TO Hilpa Rowlandson, and duly re-
corded same day the Office Of the Register of Deeds
for the county Of Benton Minnesota, in book A'' Of
mortgages, page BIT, conveying the southeast QUAR-
ter OF section IL, township 38, range 80. in said
Benton county, excepting and re.ervng 30 acres Of,
OF the west end said land, which said mortgage was
by said Hipa Rowlandson, duly assigned to Ovid
Pinney and duly recorded in the said l. hegiserv Of
Deeds July g. 1859, in book &c B'' Of mortgages naoe
276 on which there is claimed to he due at the date
OF this notice, the of Sl4l2 as per note Of said
Alexander Paul to said Rowlandson of same date as
said mortgage, and thereby secured and assigned to
said Plnney, and no proceedings at law having been
had to recover any part thereof; Now the efore.
notice is hereby given, that by virtue of the power
oi sale IN said mortgage contained and pursuant to
statute, the said mortgage will be foreclosed and the
premises therein conveyed, sold at public auction at
the front door of the post office. at Sauk Rapids. in
said Benton county, MAY IL, 1860, at 10 O'Clock.
A NJ, to satisfy the amount then due OH said note
and mortgage, and costs of sale
- OVID PINNEY, Assignee
l.. NJ. STEWART, Atty for Assignee
Dated at Mnneipoli March 25, 1860 n11i6
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MORTGAGE SALE

Hcr AOLf having been made in the coudl.
'ons OF Mortgage Deed executed by John
oau,ord OF Kamsey County, Minnesou, TO
,o.1 1'se armstrong. of the same place, sold the
@ iotn Gay OF March, 1857, upon the following de-
'C''oe" promises, situated in Benton County
'iinnesita, viz: The west half Of ,he south
east quarter and the soutb-e east oparter of
sn ne soutA' east quarter Of Section fourteen, in
.ro r"m'nip ln'rty,seven, Range ,hirty-one west ;
o ,Ia NC "es1 nan OF the south west quarter and
Me soaih' east quarter of the south west quarter
psc'lpn iourteen' Township thir.y-sevep, north
-."se lnirty-ene west: also the south ha If foflhe
.o''h L west quarter and The north east quarter of
-: sou'H west quarter of Section fourteen. Town
sh'p ,hlr.y sevens north of Range thirty one west;
aIso lo's t"o and three ofSection four Tow nship
m .n,r'J seven north, Of Range thirty one west: in
=. -" 4oo aeres;-which said Mortgage was given
tooooa eou'e Note. made by the said Bradford for
%-oTo' OF even date Herewith, and was recorded
mo ",nce OF Register Of Deeds of Benton
:. ;pn.y' nm,innescta, " the Eth day of March. 1887
,h "a DOOR OF Mortgages. pages 81 and %. and
is now claimed TO be due upon said no,e the
SUN ol ~ ioo;and no proceedings at law having
oeen en- instituted TO collect the same
=. wow, Notice is hereby given that, by virtue or
power OF sale in said mortgage contained and
III accordance with the statutes in such casc n,Jo
Enu provided, the said mortgased premisss ha
iore described, will be offered for sale n Pnbl;c
nuC'on al The front door of the Office Of Register
% Leeds. at sauk Rapids in said Benton Conntv
19 U the i2th day Of May, 1860, at 10 o'clock A
W. 10 satisfy said debt and costs of sale
Fl GEORGE w. ARMSTRONG
o'' raul March 2s, 1860. Morteapee
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M oRTGAGE SALE.-Mortgag gor, William

T)o.o r "1o1 tgdgte, TtusstT NJ JOHNSON ::
nate nate OF mortgage. March 11th, 1856, recorded
march Marcn l4th, 1856, Benton Co nty, Minnesota ;
da.o i' GAINED to be due on said mortgage at the
u"'o o' 'nis notice, $531,11, Description Of the
mortgaged premses-the east half Of the south cas,
quarter OF section twenty two, and the west bali Of
ne south west quarter and the south east Quarter
he south west quarter of section twentythrce, and
% ,ne west hall Of the north west quarter of section
thirty west, and containing two hundred and e;ah,v
aorss t1SO) of land. Said premises are now situated
:" tnI Hnefourne County, State of Minnesota.
hereas default has been made in the cood;,; m of
,ha mortgage, now, therefore, notice is hereby given
sold at public auction at the front door of ,hs pa'
Uhce ~ &c at Orono, Sherburne County, Minnesota, on
me me Ith day of May, 1860, at two o'clock. y. m 10
satisfy the amount due ON said mortgage witb nier
estS ana costs of sale. Russell NJ. JOHNSON
-SV HidIcn otn, IS6O. nlOi7 Mnrfonnee,
The new era., 1860-05-03

VEVHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view
e of the awful destruction Of human life
| caused by Sexual diseases, and the deceprions
practlced upon the unfortunate victims of such
diseases by Quacks, several years ago direc ed
Their Consulting Surgeon, Charitable .9ct
worthy OF their name, to open Dispensary for
the treatment Of this class Of diseases in ali the;
forms, and to give Medical .fdrice Gratis to
all who apply by letter, with a description Of
the condition, lag. occupation. habits of l:fe,
&r.' and in cases Of extreme poverty, to Fnrn-
ish Nedicines Free Of Charge. II is needless to
add that the Association con mands the highest
Medical skill of the age, and will furnish the most
approved modern treatment.
The Directors Of The Association. in their An
nuai Report upon the treatment of Sexual Diseas
es, for the year ending January LIST, 1858, ex-
press the highest satisfaction with the success
which has attended the abors of the Consulting
Surgeon in the cure of Spermaiorrhna, Seminal
Weakness, Impotence. Goncrrhpa. Gleet, Syp
hills the vice of Onanism or Self-abuse, &c, and
order continuance of the same plan for the en-
suing year.
The Directors, on a review of the past. feel
assurcd that their Ihbors in this sphere of benevo-
lent effort have been great benefit to the afflicted
sepeclally to the young, and they have resolved
to devote themselves, with renewed zeal to this
very important and much despised cause
An admirable Report on Spermatorhea, or
Seminal Weakness. the vice Of OnaniSm, Mas
turbaion, or SeIf-abuse and other diseases of the
sexual organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, will be
sent by mail lin a sealed envelope], Free of
Charge. on receipt Of T,0o Stamps for postage :.
Other Reports and Tracts on the nature and
treatment of sexual diseases, diet, etc., are con
stantly being published for gratuitous distribution
and will be sent to the afflicted Some of the
new remedies and methods OF treatment discover
ed during the last year, are of great value
Address. for Report or treatment Dr. Georee
Il. Calhoun, Consulting Surgeon, Howard AS
sociation, No, South Ninth Street, Philadelphia
Pa. p'"
Bv order of the Directors
Il. d. HE.fRTWELL, President
re- l7 GEO. F. CHILD. Secrc,nry.
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RI OWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.

BeneUolent Institution established 6u special
Endowme"t for the Relief of the Sick and
and Distressed, afflicted ,ciM Viru-
lent and Epidemic Diseusts.
The new era., 1860-05-03
ST. ANTHONY BOOK STORE.
j 0 III NJ II e C. R TN a N

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
BOOKS AMID S3PAIpIOIJ8I2 8I2Yo
I WALL PAPER,
Fishing Tackle, kfocket Cutlery, Fancy Articles,
and Toys.
Morrisons tone Block, three doors above fremont
House, Main Street, St. Anthony, Min.
" large discount made to country da,lsrs -kc
The new era., 1860-05-03
N offAT'S LIFE PILLS. TIE HIGH

=, Huu envled celebrity which this pre-enn
n i lpshe,ne h has acquired for its invaabe eeacv
rendered the usual practice Of osen,ao 10 cure mas
not only unnecessary but unworthy of them. Tbsu
known by their fruits their good works tes,;ey far
men, and they thrive by the faith of tho crednI
.ou,' lou In all cases of costiveness, dyspepsia, bilious
s snu ver affections. piles, rheumatism, fevers and
ments Of health, these Pills have inyarahlv nroysd
a certain and speedy remedy. A single trial will
pace the Life Pills beyond The reach Of competition
IN TN the estimation of every patient. '>''
nr. Motiat's Phoenix Bitters will be found equally
head acSs IN IA all cases Of debility, dyspepsia
heahb AMI ~. sickness incident to females in delicate
organs For sale by Dr.. w. B. MoFFaT N ,l;I "ss
nroadway and by Medicine Dealers and DRUGGISTS
generally throughout the country. '''' D'ss ''''
The new era., 1860-05-03
CHARLES CRAWFORD

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals. Perfmery. Paints.
OIls and VArnshes, Dye StnT<, etc, etc, Corner
Suspension Bridge ST Anthony, Min n3yl
The new era., 1860-05-03
M. N. K ELL OGG

WHOLESALE and Retail Dealer in Dried
~, u,.n nreen and Preserved Fruits, Bird Cages
ana willow Ware, -Confactionare<, Toys and Fancy
uoods o. E'oiy Description, Third Street, between
Wanasnaw and 81. Peter Streets, Saint Paul, Min
5f. .S-oysters, Green Apples, by the bbl, syI
The new era., 1860-05-03
THE REGULATOR.

y. e. 8 ELL & CO.,
Dealers in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Corhn!,
Hats, Caps, Boots and Shes, at Eastern Prices
Davies Brick Block, Blidge Street, Minneapolis.
minnesota. jan26a3yl
The new era., 1860-05-03
B. THOMPSON.
|. S. PILLSBURY s CO

h"iesale and Retail De: lers in every description
Heavy and Shelf Hard Ware, Stoves and Til
Ware, Iron and Steel, Sheer Lead, Lead Pine
Iordage, Shea:hing Paper, ables, Chain PUMPS
Saws, Butchers Files, Leather an Rubber Belt
M, Hl'cksmhs and Mechanics Tools and Win
dow Glass. Also, Agent FOR GAGE, PuRrERs
Co. Circular Mill, x Cut and Pitt Saws
Wilder'S Safes, Lake Huron Grind STONES, etc
81 AnthonY, MIN. jan26n}y1
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Z EOPLE'S IS BANK
ST. PETER, MINNESOTA

= =. LGERToN,. ............. President
= n hoNFoRT, ............ Cashier
Having purchased the capital stock of the ahov.
named BANK, aud the same being entered in nv name
os ne IpoSs o the bank and IN the State Andtor.s
nce' mold myself personally responsible and l;ahle
lor me circulation, according to the provisions or
general banking law F s Frs FGEpToM oI the
'""ua'y @u' iooo. jan26n3y1
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L z ca Il " O TIC T. 8 :.
NOTICE

rs hereby given that the undersigned commits
H. sioners, appointed to examine and allow the
claims against the Estate of William Fletcher, late
afSauk Rapids, deceased, will meet for that purpose
ct the Residence OF the W idow of said Wm FIetch-
er deceased, in Sauk Rapids, County of Benton md
State Of Minnesota, on Thursday, the 3rd day of
May, 1860, at 9 O'Clock in the forenoon, and
again at the place on Thursday the 18th day of
July 1860, at O'Clock in the forenoon, and again at
the same place, on Wednesday the 18th day Of Sep
tember, 1860, o'clock in the forenoon and that
the time limited for creditors to present their claims
10 six months from the 18th day OF March, A. D.
1860.
Dated at Sauk Rapids, this 9th day of March,
T. 1860. pI2i4
WM. W V. B. MOORE. 6d commissioners
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-11-14

probation of his conduct The ladies stood up
on benches, and waved their handkerchief -
The old men wiped the gathering moisture from
the corners Of their eyes, and clapped their
hands. Those clumsy boots on Hartley's feet
seemed prOuder ornament than crown would
have been on hls head. The medal was bestow-
ed on him amid general aeclamation.
Let me tell you good thing of Jemson be-
fore conclude. He was heartily ashamed of
his ill-natured raillery, and after we were dis
missed, he went with tears of manly selfrebuke
in his eyes, and rendered his hand to Hartley,
making handsome apology for his past illman-
ners "Think no more of it old fellow" said
Hartley, 'let us all go and have a ramble in the
woods, before we break up for the vacation"
The boys, one and all, followed Jemson's exam
pie, and then we set forth with huzzas into the
woods. Whats happy day it was
Boys and girls, never despise another who
may be more plainly clad than yourselves.-
There Is many noble heart under well patch
cd garment Whenever you are tempted to look
scornfully upon one in poor or plain dress,
think of Edward James Hartley, the brave boy,
and his gold medal
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-11-14

SCIENCE has pronounced the edict that the
secO"G-JOrn, in human, as well as all other an
imals, is the best-superior, thats to say, to the
successive members of the family, as well as to
the frst-born. Admiring Prince Albert as much
as we are all doing, at present. we cannot but
watch the second-born, Prince Alfred, with
great (scientiic) interest; and we see that the
honors paid to this sailor-Prince express even
more homage than we are paying to his elder
brother. At Graham's Town, (where he lately
arrived in the course of his ships cruise) his
bOdy-guard, while on shore, was composed of
ladies The Boston Post says: 'Prince Al
fred had as a body-guard serenteen ladies, well
mounted, well equipped, and first-rate horse
women, each wearing blue rosettes, with silver
anchors, and the corps was named Prince AL
fred's Own Body-Guards.' retired cavalry
man took the command, practised them in form
ing threes and wheeling into line, and found them
a most willing and obedient escort They es-
corted him to the quarters provided for him at
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS private residence; !;
there they were presented andreceived his most
gracious Acknowledgements. There was a grand
rural tete given at Oatlands, and his Royal High
ness requested the lady guard to escort him to
the .tetes which they did in the most orierly and
uniform style."-Home sIouradL
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-11-14

We find in Naples correspondent ce of
continental journal the following sketch of
Garibaldi;
al have heard him speak have been
near him he is wonderful. lie has lions
nature. His voice is resolute and decided;
his hand large and body thiek7set. In his
moments of anger he must be fornidablr.
In repose his eye is placid and his smile
pleasant. He is not man Of genius but an
apostle. He walks in his faith, without
weakness and without fear; he performs mir
acles. In the tempest he is the man to step
from his boat and walk upon the water lie
believes in,his mission, as others believe in
their star; and he goes straight forward, sure
of his destiny, like all conquerors. The 9TH
er evening, during the fight at Carnina, when
the soldiers fired upon the people with guns
and cannon, he was unmoved. lie offered
cigars to the National Guards that surround
ed him, and said, "Let us smoke while we
are waiting for them" But he feels danger,
and whenever he sees it he cries &C; pido iol' I
-thither go. A singular trait of his char.
actcr is its perfect simplicity. lie is the on
ly great man of my acquaintance who does
not attitudinize. A little grindilcquent in
his speechcs-like all true bclieyela-he is SO
in good faith, and not for the sake of gran
diloquence. But in his private intercourse
he is the most familiar man in the world.
lie receives all imporunates with martyrs
patience; he does not keep them at dis
tancc, nor speak to them like an oracle. lie
is simple and good. One trait among a
thousand: take the most common, because
it is the most striking. At Mcssina, | be;
lieve, one of the fomer companions of Carl
baldi came and threw himself upon his knees
before him, asking, he said, an immense ia
vor. II required great effort to make the
man explain himself At last, when he had
exhausted his excuses, he said to the Dicta-
tor, 4 would like one of your buttons;
would wear it suspended from my neck as an
amulet, and be sure shall live forever Gar
ibaldi tore off one of his buttons, and gave
it to the man. As he has said himself, he is
the child of the people, and he is adored by
them. To the Lazzaroni he is a saint God
has sent him to save the country. Many
call him Jesus Christ, and his officers apos-
ties. Aims are asked in the name of Carl
baldi; here everything is translated into re
ligion"
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-11-14

As new water-works are ID process of con- ,
struction in Paris, the best means of secu-
ring pure water is now under discussion there.
These general principles are laid down: That
rain-water is the best of all, it being distilled
water fully charged with air; that next CONF.
rverwater, which is rain-water that me-. .o,;e
kept in constant motion that last =
comes spring-water, which is apt to be ti i''''
ed with mineral substances, and also to haoX.
less than the proper amount of air. In aera-
rating it there is danger of losing its hnrpid-
ity and its GOODNESS, both of which are ofim-
portance in Paris, where ice is comparatively
DEAR Filtration by general filters is pro-
nOunced impracticable, from the experimental
made in London, where, after the expendi-
ture of millions of pounds, it has been given
up. 1t is decided that the best method of
filtration is by private filters and that, as
filtration adds fifteen per cent to the cost Of
water, it is not worth while to filter it for or-E
dinary purposes.
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-11-14
New York Post-Onice DefaIcation.

Tie Government seems to be in fair wav
to lose the entire amount (SI05,00O) of the
dciacation of the late Postmaster at the city
of New York. After the flight of Mr.. Fow-
Ter, the Government attached the property of
George Law and Gustavus A. Conovcr, who
were the sureties Of Fowler in the sum oi
$4,000. The demand for payment was re-
sisted by these gentlemen, however, on the
ground that the bonds were void by reason
of their not having been signed by Oliver
Charlck, as was pledged by Mr.. Fowler. To
substantiatc this fact, commissioner was
sent to Havana to obtain the testimony of
Mr.. Fowler Mr.. Fowler's statement has
been received, from which it appears that in
requesting Mr.. Conover to become his sure
ty he mentioned the names of Messrs. Law
and Charlick, and in requesting the name of
Mr.. Law he mentioned those of Messrs. Char
lick and Conover. Owing to the absence of
Mr.. Charlick from the city, his signature was
not affixed when the others signed, and the
bond was forwarded to Washington With on
ly the names of Fowler Law, and 'Conovcr
attached, opposite three seals, leaving blank
space opposite the fourth seal This prema-
ture delivery was unauthorized by Messrs.
Law and Conover, and it would appear that
these gentlemen were kept in ignorance of
the incompleteness of the bond until the fact
was disclosed to them after the defllcation.
Mr.. Fowler says he did not think his sure
ties would ever be called upon, as he consid-
cred he had property enough to meet his OBJ
ligations.-Ndt. Int
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-11-14
a score Of years AGO"

Protestant CLEGGY ~ AusTRA.-'rhe power.
ty ofthe Protestant clergy in Bohemia and No.
ray;a, says a correspondent of the Udtclm, b..
cad LsR'cior, is such that think it will do ouv
poor ministers in America good to know some.
thing of tit will make some feel rich who now
feel very poor. There are but three or fo,u
Protestant pastors in Bohemia who get as high
as 200 forms $4,000 year. The most Of them
receive but 200 florins. These are nominal
amounts, and in many instances they do not re-
ccive the half of it. Many congregations are
without pastors, and are unable to procrethem.
The Reformed Church in Prague, is, or at least
has been within the present year, in this e,ndi-
tion. Both the Lutheran and Reformed church
es have established small funds for the widDws
and orphans of their clergy, but the State docs
nothing for this purpose.