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III The Gallatin (Tenn.) Examiner notices a
curiosity which appeared in Gallatin few DAYS
ago II was man named Horn, who has been
living in Wilson county, ten or twelve miles
above GallatiD, for upwards OF forty years, and
the houses and streets, paid visit to the railroad
depot, saw the iron horse, and was vastly
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" AT Hull, Mass, Mr.. Morse, while upon
the shore near Green Hill, few days since, OBJ
served something projecting above the sand,
which proved to be six plates and large platter
He carried them home supposing them to be
pewter, but afterwards ascertained that they were
solid silver, worth $500.
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II Two seamen called at the New York Her.
aid office, on Sunday, to say that a recent voy-
age from Gibraltar vessel was SEN in a sinking
condition that their captain was notified Of the
fact, and said ''Let her CO." and refused to rem
der any assistance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-09

HINT. F. o J Smith in card published in
the Boston papers, denies the telegraphic report
that he has disposed Of his telegraph interests.
A conditional arrangement only has been effect
ed, and Mr.. Smith declares that unless the new
Provincial project for union OF lines shall be
carried through, he will not dispose of his inter-
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IL The New York Express says ssItis ru-
mored that we are not only to have a new Demo-
cratic daily newspaper in this city, with editors
from the South, but that Fernando and Benjamin
Wood have negotiated for the purchase Of the
News
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IL The Rev. DIR. Stratton, of Natchez, Miss -,
has been compelled to desist from his Iabors for
the present on account Of ill health. lie is very
singularly affected; every time he attempts to
speak he hears an explosion like the report Of a
niS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-09

ID The telegraph announces the burning of
William and Mary College at Williamsburg,
virginia. The l66th anniversary of the date of
The chaser Of this college was to have been ap-
PrOpriately celebrated on the 10Th of February
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BALLS, PARTIES, DC.

10! FOR VALENTINE NIGHT.-The mem
Il b.rs Of the Ingtcn Club take great a
pleasure m announcing tn their friends end ~
the pablo that IN viii rive tier Second !"
Graz d Io'I.lon Party NJ Harmony Hal ONLY
MONDAY EVENING. Feb Iah.E5I.
Tickets FIFTY CENTS, admitting gentleman
a d adIes.
Positively No hats or caps allowed in the room.
except those worn ~ the respective Clubs. BJ
o der Of the
fe9 W,s&M' COMMITTEE.
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O-SPlendid Monuments have been erected in
Providence to the memories of Cyrus Butler and
Nicholas Brown, each Of whom, in different
ways, contributed largely to the prosperity Of
hat citu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-09

IL The Georgia Central Railroad has made
arrangements for the transport Of guano into the
interior Of the State at very low freight tariff,
with view OF encouraging the use Of the fertil-
iTpr
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"Dred Hays, sent to the Missouri penitentia.
~ for life few years ago, for murder, has just
received a pardon.
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"lN OUR MIDST. This phrase is seldom more
appositely used than in describing the collie as
s'paIn In our midst"
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IL Gen. Thos. Flournoy died suddenly at
Eufaula, Ala, last week, four days after his mar
rage to an accomplished young lady
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IL Where Is the sense OF the usual formula of
party invitation, "Mrs. Jenkins compliments
and requests the pleasure &C., &c!
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URichard J. Foster, convicted at Charleston
s. G., of burglary and larceny, was, on Saturday
last, sentenced TO be hung on the 10th Of March
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III The editor Of the London Times receives
the same salary as the President OF the United
States.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

A DEMOCRATIC HOUSE CAuCUs.-A meeting
of the Democratic members Of the House OIL
Representatives, will be held In the na'i Vi
the House of Representatives on Wednesday
at o'clock, p. m.
We understand that the "call' for this meet
ing is signed by more than seventy-fvs mem
bers of the House.
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THE IRDGRAND CUTtI LON OF IHE
II Friendship Clgb vii take place at a
Ihorn's BulIdIns. 7th sire {, on wEDNES-
DAY EWING Feb. oh <A
Tickets admitting a sent eman aud ladies' ypla1A
cents. wrath arc shield VIII I've pres.nte 90 the
CLUB which has the NEST members. PcstIysly no
hats or Oops allow ed IN the room.
Nv order IF the
Re ISL COMMITTEES
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III Though " The star" Is printed On the
fastest steam press In nse south Of Balti.
mere, IT'S edition IL 50 large as to require IL
- be pat 70 press ut an early hsuF, Adver-
sisements, therefore, should be sent in ~
s'clsck, N; otherwise they may net ap pear
Nntil the next day.
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He SECOND BIRTH NIGHT BALL
OF THE
Western Hose Company, No, 1,

TIE members of this Company beg leave 20 A.
rouno' To their friends Cf WaShIre ton ard "a
Ger ct WI tat they VII give Their secoUd -
B1r'h NIIhl Bal on the EyFI Ing Of the ssh ~
Of February. ls 9, az their Hall. Esd street ksA
bstv.en l. and NJ.
The Committee OF Arrangements pledge them
selves hat they Will FpsTe no pans To make thIs
Agreeable to ali no pstrODIse them any trey
have given heretofore.
A EayrrIie Bard 70 ergased for the OCCASION
Refreshments and SUprtr wal bs furnished q, an
experienced cateTe-.
No hats csps worn IN the tall room, except
those worn by FITemen.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting q gentleman
and ad Is.
Committee 81 AuaHgmsnrs.
Wm. RIgsies, J.R. Brown,
WIN Dar el. ID. Donaldson.
&. w HsEeItS, Is. w. %. Thorn.
j. X. Sp1lcIng. NJ. Holizilan.
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uBlN,S EXTRACTs, all odcrs, at 6IBBs's
IL Hair store, near 18th street, and at his ssjes
IONS, under WLllard's hotel. dz SIN
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HETHE LADIES OF WESLEY CHAPEL.
S Will hold FESTIVAL at the Assembly
Rooms, Louisiana avenue, between ~ and 9Th
streets; commencing on WEDNESDAY EVEN
lEG, Feb. I'd. The pubic are invited to attend.
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pRIVATE RECEPTIONS AND SOIREES.
THE CITY ORCHESTRA
reTpeo fully informs the admirers of good Music
that they siu attend to the Conducting of Mu-. ~
sio1 re, foImanoes on the Piano and Violin &f34
at Private receptions ana SoIrees. They beg leave
10 assure Their patrons that they will prodGce (un
alteIe) The best selections of StrHGss, len err La
blt2kn. Julien, and other approved comp osers
n. B-hn' number of refei ences If required Ap-
ply ar the Music depot corner Penn svcIue ard In
street, or az the residence of Mr.. Scheei No. 81 Pa
fesiws "e'' --O 81 JOHN r. scHEEI., Agent.
SUrESIoN sHIRT TING LINENS ASDcOT
100 pieces superior Hlcacbed Shi.tnrs, in thick and
IS pieces Bark ie s and Richardson & Sons srpe-
nor ShiItGg Linens, Tor 81 cents TO 81 ger yard.
ga zen tents Ind BOYS SHIRT BosOms, Ia al
leo So1cn Ladies Linen Pocket Halakerohlefs.
IL Selling OF Ell Fancy SILK and w oolen Dress
j. w. CoLLEY CO. sr7tbx
le9 2w tgree doors above Ps avsrue.
EXPRESS STEAM LINE
rnILihNT AZ! rdS AZ 66i itSsSa, WASH
" " va pC4Nahh" r""N'
'he .npsrior ard fast sailing Steam Prcpellers
zEE S6 s siatS "a ! ci:'; Is
he1and H. 1s5 W.sh
.lnnston, VIII leave Georget"wn punotuaiy everY
returning will lsavs phadeIphIs pnnctpaIII 10 a
O'Clock m. on the following Thursdays
I'll SPHipPerrs VIII IND This safe and expeditions
mods or forwarding goods between :he above men
p! F fS sffA " s' ifssi g Gr
SAsertt e Philadelphia, DAVID GOLFER. is
Agents at Alexandra, FOwLE SON.
N. B.-The &c. G.; Ager" is now dI,charrins
10Th inst at o'c ock
IL BRADLEY & TAYLOR,
SOJ0URNERS,ME MEMBERS OF CONGRESS-
lind DRY GoSDs g 70. ao. @t and nsedn: any
Th eted 10 examine cur stock, nhe largest in ihe
An examination incur, no obligation whatever TO
purchase. W
fnis beng the last s,ason that We expec, 70 oc-
ctpI our present sforeToOm for the sale of winter
goods. We offer all entire stock of rich Sill "a
other Re BIS, with Dress s. Ks at their aons COS,
fabrics a. their actual cost. oooos' Ia al
All our entire stock + Shawls, Nantes, Sc rfs.
Our stock of all the leading FIRST class stans. Of
EuIopesn ard American fabrics will be fouSS tbs
Our Northern AMI Eastern CORE, Sen,.
dal 9 nding US many most choice specis he, M
new SPr!nc foods for the approaching sr ason' in
purchaser is deceived. '" "'es' he-ce no
We YEA. are mot not opening any new accounts.
All old ols must be settled prior 10 bes inninr nav
Al! bills presented monthly for payment in o..h
settlement By note Will not answer our parpos vh
,.. LOO srnHes low prices, ard fair DEALING NAV he
PERRY & BROTHER.
<oa. Cental stores" west bulldnr
Lc y o. opposite Centre MarEst
ELEGANT vALtNTINES-PH P,S v,,;.s
arg Dcantifai stock of VALENTINES i'm
sp.teu from London, Ia now ready Tor Inspection
Frlce from IS cents to Sc each.
r. FRANKLIN PHILIPS BOOKSTORE
eo 22 Pa. av.. bet 9th And I0th -.
A NEW ASsOkTmENr OF BACON a
NJ usic Store Of ~ INC
fe2 w. g. METZEROFr.
uBiN,S EXTRACTS, all odcrs, at 6IBBs's
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TnE RECEPTION LAST NIGHr.-Notyith.
standing the unfavorable appearance of the
weather, last evening, a very large assem-
blage Of the people collected at the Executive
Mansion to pay their respects to the President
and his accomplished niece. Marshal Selden
oslns absent, Deputy Marshal Phillips filed
MS place at the side of the President, and DR.
Inc with his usual urbanity, oficiated in
,He presentations to Miss Lane. The Pres;.
uen' was in his usual good health, with the
saoeP'lOn Oh slight cod, causing a noticeable
iDs and Miss Lane appeared to charm.
ing advantage in all respects. She was a..;.,
ed In her receptions by Mrs RoosevsIt 81 u.s. Vs..
lork' and Mrs. Craig, Of Georgia bo,b -,
whom are now guests at the White Hon..
Among the notable persons present. nav /,
menh'hed Senator dwin, lady, and dauyb,.r 80
the venerable Senator Houston. with , f.,,
young lady clinging to bis patriarcb,l az.
Senator Mallory, with the accomplished Miss
Davenport, the actress, at his side; Senator
Dixon and lady; Senators Collamer, Wilson.
and Clark; Hon. Daniel E. Sicklss and Iadv.
several members Of the House of Rspresenta.
tives; Lord Napier and Count Sartipes and
company, without ladies; Mile Piccolomini,
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y Store of W. u. ME1ZEROTT,a laTge order cf
MUSIC for Violin, Flute, YIoiInceo, and Harp,
c1mprispg the lstest publications.. AIS
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ELEGANT yALtN TINES.-PHILP'S waived
arg beantIfai stock of VALENTINES i'm
ported from London, is now ready Tor Insnec,,nn
frioe from IS cents TO Sc each.
FRANKLIN PHILIPS Bookstore
eb 22 Pa. Az bet 9th and I0th ~,
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THOSE DtSlRING TOPURChAsE PICCO-
LOMlNl POPCORN will please drop a note
70 j. 8. CONAAT, Box GIG City Post Once.
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k'Ok CLEANING KID GLOvES-Jouven's
L CeldbFated Preparation; d ffesh supply lust re-
ee.ved-21 cents bottle at
fs9"t I.AMMOND'S 18th ~.
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n ENOfICE.-The Co ilon Of the Friendship
IL Giab; which was to take place at Masonic
tll, VIII take place az fhorns Building, 18th ST.,
me same evening as ADVERTISED, In cons quence Of
me above hal having no conveniences. Ladies
Ling INVITATIONS will remember this notice.
by order of the President.
fe7 ST. II w GREY Sao
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LOST AID RnuRn

eII "e pnG Io- Its oelyery at this Office. tes 81
WAS TAKEN UP AS AN ESTRAY, on Med
w nesday night last, a small Red COW I-a
WIZ whIte belly. Hes since ca.ved. Tire AIr
on.ci IL euested ccmo forward. prove
property, pay Charge. ard take them suay
JAMES MATTHEW'S
, SPr NJ Hill Farm. west Of
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Barometer at the Smithsonian, at 2 a m (cor.
rected for temPerature) 29, $50, at noon 20 6iS
Thermometer, at a. IN. IS at noon AZ.
aIimum during "a hours ending Q a I'm tn.
day i01; minimum 81.
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which destroy the physical and men
qualifications, &C., illustrating the anatomy and physi
ology' and diseases q e rspf9d.cye organs Of both
comprehensive the duties and casualties
of single and married fe-happy and fruitful alliances,
mode of securing them-inelictous and infertie
their obyiaton and removal-important hints to those
contemplating matrmonY, that will overcome objections
to it none 6oReyer should take this important step
diseases and medical Of females from infancy
to old age each graphically illustrated by beautiful
ithograph pases nervous debility its causes and cure
by process at once SO simple, safe and efectual that
failure is mpossibe rules for daily management; an
essay spermatcrres with practical observations
safer and successful mode OF treatment; precau.
tionary hints on the injury resulting from emprcas
practices; all diseases arising from ndiscrer
tion with plain and simple rules by which all persons
themselves without Inercury-remedies fos
those miseres and disappointed hopes
prssslsni h We ssas !. iG truthful
rage. Its perusal is particularly recommended to per
entertaining secret doubts Of their physical cond.
tion and who are conscious of having hazarded the
health, hsppaess and privilege to which every human
being entitled Price 25 cents per copy or copies
for dollar. Mailed free of postage toany part Of
ensna stats addressing Dr. Maiden
N.B.-Those who prefer may consult DR.. Lockrow
upon any of the diseases upon which his book treats
either personally by mail. His medicines often cure
in the short space of six days, and completely and
trely eradicate all traces Of those disorders which
ruin the health Of the patient His French Secret"
is the great continental remedy class of disor
to the the s
ton, and which all the safsapara in the world cannot
cure.
DR.. Lockrow's medicines are free from all mineral
poisOns, and put up Ia neat and compact which
can be sent by Express OF Mail and may be taken in
public private house, while travelling, without ex.
posture the intimate friend or or n.
drance from business or and important change
in the diet is necessary Medicines sent any part Of
the Union according TO directions, safely and carefully
secured from observation. Office removed from No. SO
Beaver Street, to 81, Maiden Lane, near Broadway,
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lence of certain private individuals, and the
usurpations which by means of funds thus
obtained they have made upon the political
rights Of the people, depriving the majority of
all power in the management of their domes-
tic affairs, there is no diversity of opinion,
and leaves us the bare question of how to re-
dress the evils that are past and provide suf-
ficient security for the future.
This can be done, but only by unison in
sentiment and action of all the interrupted
and conservative elements of the social COM
pact. 1t is not in the nature of things that
all can live by public and private plumber,
and as some must toll and sweat to produce
public and private wealth, why will not that
some, which is always the great body of the
people, of all political names and complexion,
arm itself in selEdefence. Not with a sloth-
full, supino indifference, but with that deter
mined resolution, that defiant attitude, which
has always marked American courage when
the oppressed ha re stood forward to battle
with their oppressors.
An old parent, in the fable, called to his
dying bed numerous offspring. When bro,
Tiers and sisters and family connexions were
arranged, bundle of rods, closely bound,
was passed round respectively to each with
a request that he break it. Failing in this,
they applied their combined efforts, but the
rods resisted even this strength. The bands
| were removed, the rods separated, the power
of resistance divided, and the bundle was
speedily reduced to fragments. The moral
was complete. In the bonds of fraternal un-
ion there is unconquerable, imperishable
strength.
Stimulated by great principles Of truth, &C,
tuated by honorable and exalted motives,
when self is absorbed in the enthusiasm Of
regenerating corrupt and evil government,
q little band thus bound together by one com.
mon sentiment of fervid patriotism and ha-
tired to oppression, becomes irresistible, and
whether in politics or in war, forms the last
hope of distressed country.
In the direful struggle Of republicanism
against monarchy, when Frederick, with his
royal army, approached Milan to encounter
the free troops of the Italian republics, ter,
rible battle ensued, in which the republican
soldiers were overpowered, were retreating
before death and despotism, when small
band of patriots, grieved at the events of the
day and the fate Of their country, withdrew
| for An instant from the midst of the carnage
knelt down and implored the mercy of God,
devoted themselves to death, and thus re.
frcshed with heavenly inspiration, sprung to
their feet, rushed into the thickest of the
fight, arrested the pursuit by the victors,
while their friends rallied, and the victory Of
Frederick was changed into frightful route,
and thus was liberty and free government
rescued. Este perpetual. MINNEsorus.
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TAXLIST.,

1SAX SALE....THE STATE. COUNTY,
L SCHOOL, AND TOWNSHIP TAX. on the follow
ing described Lands snd Town Lots in Granite Town
ship and other unorganixed Townships there
to, in Morrison County, Minnesota for the year 1885,
nave Deen fefarned TO delinquent. Therefore,
uce hereoy given that shall sell ut Public Auction,
an tne second Tuesday the 18th day eptember 1862
ssles 70 continue daily lSundsys excepted 1t the once
OF hegster OF Deeds q Little Ralls In said County
essary 70 pay said taxes with the interest and costs
cruing the - " ~~~'~ -
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pRIyATE MEDiCAh TREATISE ON

OF MARRIAGE, $50 Pages and 1870
Fine Plain and Colored Litho-
craps and Plates, sent free of post
age to all parts of the Umon.-
Cheapest Book ever published, and
containing nearly double the guam
tity Of reading matter in that of
the Fifty cents or Dollar Publica-
cations. 1t treats on the Physiolo-
gy of Marriage, and the secret dis
orders and infirmities of youth and
maturity, resulting from excesses
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w. w. NIcDOUGALL.

REAL ESTATE AGENT, SURVEYOR, DRAFTSMAN,
and Conveyancer is engaged in exploring, investing
Money, and locating Land Warrants. Will furnish
Pre-emptors and Strangers with all necessary infors
nation, and plats. No Investments made In lands
with which am not personally acquainted. Orders
Corner Main and Fridge Streets, WsbsShaw, II. T.
j. II. BRADFORD,
DEALER IN ZEAL ESTATE, STONE BLOCK WEST OF
the Post Office, 81: Pari, Minnesota. myl
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REAL ESTATE.
ID. L.. RROWNELL,

ID. l.. BROWNELL,
LAND AGENT AND DEALER IN REAL ESTATE,
Cambridge tsanti Co. Mimi, will buy and sell Real Es.
tate. Taxes paid for non:residspts. Assistance
dersd in selecting claims &C., &c. REFEaESoEs-
Chas. 7, Robbins Esq, Csh. Merchants Bank Provi-
dence, T. l., /. 4. RrowDell Co., Boston, Mass, H.
8. Lncon Esq., New York City, T. F. Slaughter, ESQ.,,
St. Paul, Col. Cyrus Aldrich, Minneapolis, A. B. Cor
gas, ESQ, Still water. ap28-du
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ENGINEERS.
HRNNING Won hINDRS. Frederic wIPPKsAA,
Won MINDEN II XHIRRER M MN

aENNING Won kNDRS. PRRDKRIC wIPPERAANn
Won MINDEN d WIPPERMANN.
(Graduates of the Polytechnical School, Hanover)
ARCHITECTS, CONSULTING AND CIVIL ENGIN
EERS, are prepared to furnish the public with Plans
and Estimates for Buildings, Bridges Hydraulic and
other technical SorSs. They will, required, either
superntend the works or perform them by contract.
Office, Wabashaw st., near Post Once. janS7 -dawy
LOUIS BUECHNER;
LITHOGRApHER, Seventh street, opposite the Fuller
House, Saint Paul, Minnesota. dec6.dy
HOLMES & PAYTE,
CIVIL ENGINEERS AND LAND SURVEYORS-DEAL-
Frs IN REAL ESrATE.-Ofice on Seventh Street,
nearly opposite the Fuller House, St. Paul, Minnesota.
j. II. HALSTED,
SURVEYOR AND CIVIL ENGINEER. OFFICE AT
COMBS BOOK STORE, st. Anthony Street, 81. Paul.
Surveys, Plans, Specifications and estimates promptly
attended to. je1l-dawiy.
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VIM. H. WOLFF, DRUGGIST AND
pleasure Of announcing his numerous patrons and
the public generally, that he has removed his Drug
Store to Dr. Stewards Stone Building st. Anthony
Street, near the Post 0Gce, where he wiz continue to
execute Prescriptions with neatness ard Dispatch With
unsurpassed facilities in the Pharmaceutc
and devoting his time, he does almost exclusively to
that branch Physicians rely upon having their pres.
sriptions accurately and promptly compounded.
WIN. H. WOLFF
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az Three hundred strong men wanted to
raise the Ohip. Inquire at themouth.
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Il PARED NV aANR0Rn a..;-.i.

purgative and Liver Med.
These Gums remove all
l0ne dose oftwo tea spoon
fuls will always relieve
sick headache. Only one
dose Immediately relieves
Cholic, while one dose Of
ten repeated 10 . sure
cure for Cholera Morbus,
apd q preventative of
Cholera. Only one bottle
Is needed to throw out of
the system the effects Ct
medicine after q long sitk
ness. One bottle takeh
for Jaundice removes all
sallowness or unnotura
color from the skin. One
dose taken a short time
before eating gives vigor
to the appetite and makes
the food digest we'll. One
dose often repeated cures
lCbrolic Diorrliea In its
worst form, while Summer
a nd Bowel Complaints
yield almost to the FL st
dose. A few bottles will
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Losses equitably adjusted and promptly paid. Up
wsrda Of Of Losses have been paid by the
and Inland Navigation Risks accepted cnnEs-
tent with solvency and fair profit Especial attention
given to Insurance of Dwenge and Contents for terms
Of to years.
The progress Of this Cooperation has been stable and
uninterrupted through of financial Sunshine and
storm, or periods eventul 10 exempt from sweeping
CONGREGATIONS add maritime disaster Being long estab
sQed on cash basis the troubles of the credit system
affect us In material particular.
During "hard tmes the security of reliable Insurance
an auty-the ability of property to
sustain loss being then much lessened. at.
Agencies tn all the principal cities and towns through
out the State. Policies issued without delay, by
mar6-w-y THEO. FRENCH, Agent, St. Paul.