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I wv MsTzRor11, g
NJ RCHANT TAILOR,
has just received i
Fine Lot of Cloths,
which he will sci. by the yard or piece.
ENGLISH AND FRENCH fEA yERS
!, sof the hes. easlxR'g J
A large stock Of
Ready-made Clothing,
obtained specially tor this market, and
warranted Il be or a1esllent quality.
A complete assortment Of
Gsntlsmen's Furnishing Goods,
including
FUR HATS, CARS, COLLARS s GLOVES,
Cloth, Felt and other Hats and Caps
of the latest styles,
And the best KID GLOVES in the sarket-'
Call aud examine my stock.
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St. Cloud, Oct. Sd, 1866. v9n1 lit
State ! Savings, Association y .
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Nmneapolis,> Minn.
Capital, 8.5.OOO.
Pte.ident, r. J. MENDENHALL,
Treasurer, r. j. BALDWIN,
Secretary, T. A. MERPHY,
HlHE BANKsis now open for bu1lpess.
u Yss Deposits tof odtsd6aafsand Qe9ards
received, anu interest at the gate of SIX per
cent. per annum paid each January and
July.
: Bank books in English, German and
French.
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Testimonials.

J IJAUf. ~ :; I-i
SAINT cloun, July 26th, 1866.
:!hisisn to certify that have used, and
'Shlnas ctihnA to,nSe, ''Chase's Patent Bed
Spring." manut ,ur by Messrs. Spi-
Ger & Carlisle, Of this City, and unhesita
tiugly pronounce it superior to any Spiral
Spring heretofore manufactured: and I
cheerfully Recommend it. not only on &C.
sSe1s s"s %.a'1 Of iRs its s s0osrSSs.
durability, and perfect adaptation to any
and every t! ebA3r lounge:
The ''Sick-bed," or "Lounge," manufac-
% s,si $. ss:,::s:s sss :s,;'''@
ALBERT B. CURRY. =:
]. W. TENVOORDE.'
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Eyer USED. !.
! 80 E,:to &+<7z- {.
I
The springs are different from any other
yet invented. They are simple, atroux,
durable, easy to sleep on. snd ean IS af6xed
to any bed in few moments and at slight
expense or trouble. =,
SP1CER & CARLISLE.
st. German St. opposite Catholic Church.
st. Cloud, July %, 1866. v9n1
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We the undersigned, have used, Chase's
Spring Bed Bottom, manufactured by
SP1CER & CARLISLE, and do not hesitate
in propouncing it ''tip top thing" We
feel perfectly satisfied that they are durable,
comfortable and cheap.
JOSEPH GOYETTE.
THEODORE STElNBURG. :;
HIM. W.-WEARY,
W. T. CLARK.
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SP1cER & CARLISLE The wire Sprink
Bed Bottom which you put in for us, Is
just what is claimed for it, superior to any
Spring Bottom in use. Inleed since using
this We know Of no other that we would
use at oil. u
JOSEPH EDELBROCK. Z
J. E. WEST,
JOSEPH PENDL.
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23a:;2 ht1h eiooG:
The attention Of The public, Who wish .
perfect, easy bed for, health, or use ip sick-
ness, 10 invitsds)(o lEkais:i Il lPsfsat Airine
Bed Bottom, which has been tried by tho
se,erest tests, and BY thousands pronoun-
|5lq |TAfRa BE- VERY ffB5l REST RED
30 5Ge &11nrt, &11nrrn ,,sr, !
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A. T.. HUSSEY,
ARCHITECT AND BUILDER
rs prepared. to. fps4ish plans. apeciliea.
udss, and estimates for bundings also
to take contracts, and do all kinds Of car.
psntsr and joiner work in the latest and
most approved stylus. Prices reasonabIe.
t.Hi'E.% TAsp-Near Me Demoe1ate0 Office. .';.".
ST. CLOUD, MINN :,
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II you need a"ything useful or ornamente!
+: s.7 Go e to j. E. ;;West's,
One door south Of Clarke 4 Co:'s:::s v9nl2
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ct settry. ,5:' :a'" g To- = %~7 -.
m, There wood be room for every one
Nv the 'lead,n tDsnoerats North in these
states. Their wood bs sixty seats in the
SENT add three husdrsd ia the House
70 Be 6lled besides the state o@oes.-
The hundreds ~ Thousands AZ Dino
krats now moprnia fer o6sis, aud Who
can't b. supplied, wood here end open.
ins. Think Nv itl 3 Thirty states turn.
ed over to'us With 1 people with ooodn't
con'petc with ~ for the omsss. q ~
sole expands with the thot, The fsld
wood be a rich. .oAea FOR Androo Jaxon
Rogers 10 stump, ior The pssple, oos
gundeestandia ! word ~ wat hsswus !
s.yius aud ksysn ! high opiaiosssv The
@Amstikiss, wood thisk A. wss t1akin
ssncs 7. And Iii ! eplsneJ, ~ Pstai, !;
denti uat ! chance il WOOD b ior hinsl
He sood ehsv Dnglh dag up nd =
ba.isd !. Nsa,sr,y, . - eeed hey
!. sxsooss fas nakint 40 ~ lietsal
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4 LLCOCk'S POHUS PLASTER :.
A LAME BAUk

Nrw YORK. Nov. -. 1Sjl.
+. NIICnCK & Go --tiru'lvmrn lately suffer-
81 ,e:eryl, tt.n week.-mrs., ia my back. Having
heard vunr pia,tcr- much recommended rui Gaze,
ct this kind, psucrrc on'. ant Tire result was al
c'ull desire. \ sia-lr plaster cared mc in II
rcck. Yours respectfully.
J. &. BRIGGS. i'ropgr.orH he iiril 'rct II rise.
Cure uF CEICR II rIa BArE. ANp lrMrAGn.
L,uu,, y l., Julv /, 1862.
Mcssrs. AILCuCH & Co.,: Please scud ne dol
Ian, worth If vour pa,;crN They have cured ne
ola crick in my b.ck. which la. troubled ne =
.om" time, ami now nay t,iEcri- : Ing to try them
for difficulty about his heart.
|. II SHERWOOD.
Dr.. Grcrn. 80. sil Broadway, New York, in
forn.> Us Lc soil. ON Monday, lame 81, l'f2 two
pas,ero Ia Nolu: woman suffering, very severely
rom lWmin-u. o. Thursday Sic called To get two
more for a f. lend and then stated how the two
,hc Ia purchased ON MONDAY Ia relieved lcr
Immediately alter putting them IN. and CrErp
HER IL rWn DAYS Of N st distressing pain in hcr
back and l,us.
sold 10y all pru.,si-ts. 3l:iw
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

There are 40 Hap:is, churches within
the limits Of Philadelphia, with an aggre
gate Of j., SOD m,mbcls.
In Washington, d. c., there are now
twenty co,orcd men in the Theological
School preparing for the ministry.
REVIVAL IL Souru CAEoIINA-As
the fruit OF II revival in Fairyiew church,
in South Carolina, thirty five whites were
examined and admitted TO the communion.
After II short interval an opportunity was
afforded. and forty-two freedmen were
received, and after bapizing thiriy-sevcn
adults and seven children, the adults sat
down to the communion table.
AT the Episcopal Convocaiion held in
Ncracnnes. on Tuesday and "Wednesday,
the 4th and 9th Inst, there were present
thirteen clergy. including the Bishop, AMI
one from the Diocese Of Conn. Sermons
were delivered by the Rev, Me,sr@. How
ard, of Rutland, Putnam, of poultney,
and Roberts, of Montpelier. Papers
were read on 9Th" Hope Of the church, "
by the Rev. Mr. Woodbridge. Of Verg~n-
mes, and on 1.-The Hardness of Pharaoh
Heart" by The Rev Mr.. Roberts, OF
Montpelier. A balance of nearly $50
was found in the Treasury for Diocesan
Missions The good attendance an hos
pitalily of the people, the spirited singing,
the social re union at the residence of one
Of the pensioners, and the de, otej
attention Of the Jealous hector, added
mu ii to the enjoyment of the occasion.
ST. PauIs church, Nergcnnes, is evidently
increasing in zeal and numbers
Rev. G. c. Parker of Waterbury, i, to
become Principal Of the Gorham Female
Seminary Me
Rev. George Knapp, for eleven year:
missionary at Blrhs Turkey, recently
preached ii Caslleion. lie and his wife
were the first missionaries that were evel
stationed in Htlis. Mr. Knapp i, 4
native Of Benson, AMI Mrs. Knapp is 4
native of llubbardton.
An interesting revival is reported as IL
progress in Gushcn There Is no settled
minister IN the town.
The last report Of the London mission
AIRY society states that there are in Tho
island Of Madagascar three thousand C~m
municantS in the churches, and iilteci
thousand reckoned as converts.
They have ut Troy, y. y, company
of McIhodiss, called "the praying band,
who 90 into the neighhoring towns and
hold revival meeiing-, with great success
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Special NOTICES.
DR.SCHENCK, the Lung Doctor.

~
ra- The Proprietor tf SCnENCK's PCLMoNic
SYnUr, he inventor uf SClIENCK $ kEsrtEDMEILG
the only instrument thai can 10 a certainty detect
the slightest murmur Of the re- pita,urN organs.
This is If great Importance to DIR. SCiENCK,
to know tie exact cunitlpn OF the lungs, whether
il is rubcrculuu., Pulmonary, Bronchial Plcuri-
tic, or Dysprptic CONSUMPTION, aud whether it j.
both lung, or only one that are descnsed.
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were almost gone wien 10y close examination
with the Rcslirumettr it /. often found that II i
AN affection If the bronchial tubs aud by getting,
n healthy action 1t the liver and tone ct tlu
stomach the sufferer is soon restored to health.
Sometimes medicine that will stop cou 5 IS Ger
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very organs that caused the cough.
Dr. Schenci will bc proic sionHy at his room.
every week 3! Bond STR ct New York, and 3,
Hanover Street BustJn from \. " until PM
lie gives al,ice tree, but Tor thorough cNaniu.
aticn with tue i,c>l irumciur he charge i, 80 Iii,
medicine, are for sale by all druggist, anl dealers
also fail supply at all times II, his rooms Pie,
Of the PulmOIc Syrup and Seawccd Tonic eaci
si.j1 per ln lie, or $3.50 She hall dozen: Man
drake Pil, - celtS per box GiO. &. GOO }
WIS 4 co % Hanover street, Agents tor in>
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
no OWNERS OF HORSES AND


iUBIAS' DEgBl CuSDIrlOS PowDER5 are war
rantyd sulciinr to ANY Other or no pay, tor the
c.uc 81 Dlstcnpcr, Worms lots, Coughs Hide
brand Colds &C.. iu Horses: and Colds, Cuur rs,
Los Of Mix. Hack Tongue, Horn Dislcmper
Ne, in Catnc. These Powders were formerly put
up bv Simpson Tobias, son Of DR.. Tobias, and
since his DEATH the demand has boon SO great Tor
thcm that DR.. Tobias has continued to manulac-
turc them They are perfectly safe aHd innocent;
no need Of stopping the work Of your animals.
They increase the appetite, ;ivea tine coat, cleanse
the stomach aud urinary organs also increase the
milk Of cows. Try them, AMI you will never he
wi bout them. Hiram Woodruff, the celebrated
trainer Of troiting horsc' has them fui cars,
and recommends lhcm to his friends. Col. philu
i. Bash. 81 the Jerome Race Course, Fnrhrm, y.
T., would not Use them until he was told Of what
they are composed. sincc which lfc is never with
cut them. lie has over 20 running horses in his
charge, and tor the last three years has used NJ
other medicine for them. lie has kindly permitted
me to refer any one tu him. over 1000 other re-,
crcnccs can be seen at the depot. Sold ly Drug
gifts aud Sadllcrs. Price % cents per box. De
pot, 30 Cortlamlt st New York. 5j;1
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CTATE OF vERMONT~-District OF

~ Addison, -.
The Probate Court for the District Of Addison.
To all persons interested in the estate Of
RACHEL II. MATTHEW'S
late Of Cornwall, in said district, deceased.
Gfsciir3
You arc hereby notified to appear before sail
PROBATE CoWt at . session thereof. 10 he held at
tie prohl;o Office in Mi'ilchufv, in said district,
on Mon'av, the 18th day vt Dtcelaocr neat q.
u. 1866 at ten O'Clock in tie forenoon, aud show
cause, ii any yOu have why an Instrument ptu-
porting To 10 the last w i'll and testament Of Rics
j. Matthew. ate of Cornwall. deceased. .hou.l
sail deceased.
Dated at MiIdleLnry, in said disAict, Ills al
day Of Ecyomicr \. u. isfi.
3J;3w CALNlN q. TiGrrN Juise.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

te, the subscribers, being appointed by t's
Probate Court for the District VI Addison, Com
missioncrs, to receive, examine and adjust all
claims aud donates Of all ,,ereons against the es-
tate of NEhk.S IS STANLEY,
late Of Leicester. in ,ail district, deceased, ani
also all claims and demands exhibited ia uDset
thereto; AMI Fix months from the 2Gh day Of Nov
cmlmr, 1865, being allowed lr snii Court tor that
purpose, VIC DO thereto hereby give notice that
we will attend to the buEiness OF Ohr said appon =
Tlent at the late ing house Of the late V. w..
Stanley. on the second Mondays oi January and
April next, 1857 girom ten O'clock in tile fureuyO
until o'cloi in tie afternoon vn each Of ssi
daVs.
Dated at Leicester, this 81 day Of December. a.
.. 1866.
J.. D. JENNY, !
WM. ALDEN, Com'Ii
37;3w &. y. SWfNlNCTON,
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PERIODICAL D hOpS .
THE CREAL FEMALE RE.NE.Dl
ron IRRLGL'LA RI7TE.S!


have tested these Drops in my own practice.
over ten wears. and do not hesitate to say, that
uolEirg has YET Lcch Developed L;' c'cdical re-
,eJrrl, that acts 80 powerfully, positively, and
lan.le,.lv in cases OF female ilrc.ilaritv a. does
this medicine. In all recent ca,es it never fail,
Nhlc thousands who have been long sufferers, are
indebted to il tor the boon IT healil TODAY.
Although 50 poNcrlul ard positive. they are
perfectly harmless, and may lie used at all times.
except when specially forbidden in tie directions
They have been extensively employed bv emf
ucnt Thy Sc; Ms in France and England, as well as
in my own practice, over ten Yeas, aud have
vet to hear Of the first Instance If filurc. could
give you testimonial, If their efficacy from Ladies
AL oN cr the northern and western States, We're
they NO. in Il cir nature private Over loo 900
BOTTLES have been sold ;hc past wear, aud hope
AMI trust rs many sufferers have been benefited.
| am well aware that a remedy so potent TO re-
move all ob,tiUc,iuns. may be u'ed for had rnr-
po. e. but trust that where one bottle is thus u,,
ten may tall iu,O the hands ct really Eeedy sui
,crCrs
loall who suffer from auN rreSularitv; rairiul,
difficult, excessive, offensive or ohstruc;cl Mem
situation, I.ucurr oI, or the train Of diseases that
follow. | would ray, try a bottle OF Dr. lNuN's
paratiun, Ilcir action is more cirect anl positive
than any pill, or powders. ESllcit directions,
heaTins my facsimile. accompany each bottle.
They may be obtained ui nearly every druggi>t,
in the country, or ny mco,in. the price to &. g..
CLARK 4 CO.. New lIaven. Ct, General Agents
Tor the ul;cd staies and alalL
Dir. JOHN l.. LYON,
P.;ACucL PINsICGNN,
New Haven, Conn.
Price 81 so per bottle. jIcow1y
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NOTICE.

. ~ IVA
The nonresident prorrctors Of the town #
Leicester, ia the County OF addison. are hereby
n"tIi"i that the taxes asscSse 10y said to gu with
in the year n D. 1861 and 1865, in my hand, for
collection. rcmun IN part or in whole unpaid, on
the Land owned lay T.. i. ami Il. Is. llowar and
desc'l e a. follows, viz; situate in said Leicester
and h'un led nurthcriy by lands owned or former
" owned by l.. ). Holman AMI Filler, Howard, -
Ea-teily 10y laud- formerly own, d by lchal Sevcry
--"utLerlv bv lands uAucl ~ formerly owned i,v
Sumner Bri-s> Pray and llien. -4ud westerly
by lands owned or formerly owned 10y john Colby.
Also, one other piece hnun''ei on the north by
the above named. piece and land owned or former
~ owned by said Scycrv,--o the east, 10y Land
OAued or formerly owned bN said SeNety,--nn the
south, by lauls owned az Formerly uo,Y u law
Ei"rt li-NI' 49,, .'t.' '..... '..., .,. ,.u
81 t"lur. .n.,i., i'iF .,.. ..ls..
Also, uLe other piece i,iug on chester River,
containing about eight acres. hrn. the same pie c
decided to +. Il. ami y. u. Howard Lv Ellen
and Esther Howard, now occupied hy X H. How
arr. Meaning hereby to adveti,e all ihe lands
situate aud hcug in said town at Leicester, owned
by said L, B. an Il. b. Howard not embraced in
the above description; and as much Of tai land
will he suli a. pubic auction. az the dwelling
house Of Dana l.. Smith. in sail l.eic, ster, on
MONDAY. the 3l,t day Of Dccrmhrr, 1866. at 10
o'clock, NJ, as shall he requisite to discharge
said taxes with costs, unless previously paid
Dltei at Leicester, this 23l lay Of Noyemb Der,
1866.
Attest, G.. /. CHURCH,
"5;3w LIST Constable Tor the year lSGi.
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NILES. PILES. PILES. PILES;

Odwuri application, are t'mg aud monr.
thrown Away. Tie Only permanent cue j. Dr.
ilAtat.oN'~ PErl-rlLrlc loz.NuG,. They ,,Iihc
"a. far ,i..o
W. conl i'll ti;> rtIcr vi;h cures. They are
llca.,.t never Giu', ror, h%c al pills, DO ,h"'
t.n,lr- aad children an al others hey are exact
Is >u;,r'l To- u!vi.1c Cu5IvENi,s the prolific Cause
Ct III health.
For SAFE lev J. :. Harrison 4 Co.,. pr'ir.e.or>
No. | fremont Temple, lo,tun, wji ny All u .t-,-
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Gel. T. l. Jones Of Newport, Ky. has
been fined $500 for failing 10 attach rev.
nue. stamps to four receipts.
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AJARRIAGE AND CELIBACY

w an Essay Of warning and instruction for
young men; also Disca and Abuses which pre-
lna!u ely PROSTATE the vital powers, with sure
means Of relief. Sent Free Of Charge. in sealed
letter envelopes Address, Dr. j. SKIlLlN
HOUGl1ON, Howard Association, Philadelphia
Pa.
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WHARFAGE GUIDE. = YouxG's

NgARRIAGE GUIDE IoUNG's
w GHrNr PnStnLnGICAL MoHK, ct Every
one his owu Doe or-tiug Private Instructor
for Married Persons or those about to VI .rrv both
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and tic Production or Prevention Of Dipping IN
cludint all the new discoveries never before given
in the En-li-h language, hv WA. YOUNG, VI. u.
Til /, really valuable and iu'crcs'na work It
j. written ia plain ln-1a.ci n the general reader.
AMI /, illustrated with upwards OF one hundred ell
,rayns,. III youn.: married people, or those
con- cmplatiHs marriage ami haviu the least in,-
pelimcnt to married lite, should real Ills bu"k.
II di,cio>cS secrets that every one should he ac-
qlaintcl with Still it l. book that must ne
lacked IN. aud not lie about the house II will he
sent to anv one on the receipt Of Fifty Cents. Alt
drcs Dr.. WM. YOUNG, No. 4l9. Spruce Street.
above Fnurth. Philadelphia. 2l;lv