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SURE CURE! THY IT.
Aliens Lung balsam

IL tie Remedy to Ch,s az L1ny Dsesllses.
a ltskoelld 6ltAofea.gAlw tssted 6s.s s
- sss sSlAv saY oakss 1Slsa.s. ,.
zn Will CURE WHEN ALL OTHERS FAN.
sDtrsssiens Accompany EasA. Dsetle..
rs Dr.A. Z. scovill, fornsrlysons Of The
sPropristors of Halls Balsan, says: VI
can truly say that Il ID BY far tho best e.
psotorant remedy with which l an -
quaintsd. For Coughs and al the early
stages Of Lung Complaints, ! believe It 70
b certain cure and II every family would
keep It BY them, ready to admini.tsr upon
thsre would b. very few essss Of Ceasanp-.
ton" fr;ct.v : ..
Sterling Bros, Druggists, write from
Carrollton, O., Jan. 81, 1856: "Ssnd us
stx dos. Aliens Lung Balsam. Il gives
better satisfaction than any other medicine
We sell. .-,:.
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TaR President lately sent message
10 Congress isndossing Gen. Hancock
for his aaable conduct toward the'rebels
At New Orleans, aal wanted that body
70 give him a vote Of thanks. What
imrudenoe! ::
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Good for Man or Beast.

Good for Man or Beast.
DAM KILLER Cuars Son. THROAT,
4 Favorite Medicine with al classes,
n IL DAVIS PAIN KIlLHR.
1F you have Painters' Collie,
i Us1 fHk PAIN KIILE1
MO Medicine is 50 popular
IN As THE PAIN KILLER,
K sEP the PAIN k'11'' always At hand
IF you have Cough or Cold,
UsI 1HE PAIN KILL11
r OOK out and not bs caught without
Ia Bottle Of PAM K1LLH1 in the houDe
T EFT every body use the PAIN KILLsR
IL For sprains and Bruises
LIVERY sailor should carry bottle Of
~. PAM KlLL1I with him
DEMEMBER tho PAIN KIILEn 10 for
IL beth Internal and External use
Tho Pain Killer il sold BY al Druggist
and Dealers IN Family Medicines.
Ticknor, Tolman & Co., and 8. Marlat
Agents At st. Cloud. Sold by all drug
gists. n22-2u
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DElaOCRAT1C H1ouRlHa,

The Democracy are very reckless
With figures. They have m cay way
Il arriving n results, but it Is scarcely
reliable. For instance the Hartford
1'sse., the Leading Democratic paper in
Cosassieut in . resent article seys {:
r. ao.a - nastaeal dsa< s.dsr lss.baisaa Con.
1Aktytz 1Ae.a.A 1nl,o.s III Dollars.
1hz0 10aEsd 1nissas a Doslass. -7
Just 70 sAov tie complete falsity Of
The above ststemsnt, the reader will
compare il With The oks;al.i es.ss, tx
ing the debt, Len cash on hand, On the
lot a November: s....-
- aessr..g - Hsta,ra nIass-...-sDe $4,000
1sssst & n 1ss':s =. -.......::::3sa 10
This i not nusd, to be sure. It
~ : poor time for lies. The can.
pig, M over, and there was nothing
70 arouse lie writer to SPECIAL effort.
Il i oalya sample Of ordinary Demo-
ssatis figuring, and quite q reliable
q most Of the statements Of The party.
The Pioneer even bas shown that it can
Do much bsttse, under still less favo,s-
BE circumstances. ::t3 ..' -
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Lu11 TAYLOR eoutndists tho 70.
pat that he il to enter upon the publ
sasioa T.. nov daily paper in St. Paul
The following are his reasons:
, j. We have ness friends here thsa any.
1hsse elss ~. k1ev Of.
4 " eve To- many people % make II
pleasant Nor Asn 70 have 10 lesvs.
3. Tse nsoy people owe % to make II
ploos.at lsR - 70 losvs then.
i 4. Ne 1sa't went 70 le0vo. .
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II 0D6 week O00O ~ puOsUaO0
lstssr from "Oarlstou, : known "a very
abls md wsll informed correspondent,
written hou Loadsa 70 The Boston
Journal. The in.eass amount Of
gain required BY Europe aad aers
especially b France, England, Belgium
md Germany, the great manufacturing |
eouatz;es-vas referred 10 With care
fully considered figures. Tho Uaited
States il naturally looked 70 to supply |
this great need. Her broad productive
1,lds yield their millions Of bushels Of
Wheat, involving . sarplusase which
sssks Z profitable market. What Eel
rope requires for feeding her nanutae-
turing population, vs need to ship
Bat what ~ need Arst il better and
cheaper Interpretations The present
ratss eonpsl those countries in need to
look 70 Ruaais, Turkey and Greece for
the grai> which shoald bs ssnt from
hinnasot., Illinois and The other great
wheat growing States Of the Union.
Railway connection With tho Pacific il
absolaasly demanded-ths Northern
Poetic Railroad, stretching from the
vatsss Of lake Superior 70 Puget Sound.
Thu i what Will bring to tho United
States The millions Of dollars sent 10 the
realms Of the Car and the Sublime
Porte. ...:
The route IL feasible. Eneineers
have carefully surveyed different lines,
and demonstrated that the obstacles arc
fewer and much more easily overcome
than those along the Genital Pacific,
which Congress has already made an
accomplished fact by it, subsidy. The
Northern Paeiae il fully = deserving Of
The same lid. IT. importance to the
nation i equally - great, and it, friends
azs DESTROYS that it, prospective bsas-
fl should b compared with those Of
ths route aov approaching completion.
Would it net Be veil to employ, for
The aid Of this magnificent project =
portion Of the millions in gold that an
used fos tho purchase Of ieebesgs, vol.
canoes and eazthquakesl Would not
ths nation derive greater wealth from
thus placing itself in connection With
The t!ade Of japan and the Indies
in dsvsepisg the rssosroes Of our own
territory, especially tho northwest, and
Obtaining the most profitable markets in
tho vosld for our grain shipments : In.
stead Of $50 0oo, 900 for C.ba, or pro.
pariosatah immense sums for St. Thorn.
= and other equally unnecessary pur.
ehases, 1t the money be devoted ID
eoastruet,ug this great national thor.
oua hire.
This il matter Of special interest t
every citizen Of Minnesota. Every
psssoo appreciates or should appreciate
he insaleulabls advantages that would
low 10 this State from the construction
of this line, commencing with it, frs
shoulder should DO put 70 the wheel
Those Who have friends in Congress
should write md urge them in tn
strongest terms to support the measure
for granting to the Northern Paci6'
ths same aid given the Central Route
Iii . plea founded on justice, AM
should be pressed With tho utmost ear
hnafa>as en1 vnea>vnr>nnn
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MOTTO o..

u = - q e. t..s1,: p.gVpT < ~.
ys,a. pay.,atsf tho current ozpsns.sst " i
y. 9. l.yn.at Of tn. interest &c.. oaIst.ss D
H1las 1.yn.as ofths State loan Of Jay IN 4
!os 8: .sppe.se q common school. q - u
Il: ss1.ys:ss x j : Interest on tho County I"
Ior repairing roads and bridges as
Tor ksdpng The poor Is
.aips 10 :.1 ooastS. u: ;exias s:..:s go nsis !.
- u 1ow1 OF IALI nLLEx.
lor ths payment q The ordinary tswnaaipez.
For rspairiug roads and bridges '..~ -
g; u...r TOWN OF 11xo.
'Gs tho payment Of the ordinary Township OK
'"''; TOWN OF ZEN wADE. n
Fog tas payment Of the ordinary Township OK.
TOWN OF WHITE 8xA1 LAKI. ,n
For the payment ofthe ordinary towsship OK = -
.-,s TOWN or aIExwooD.
Fur the payment Of the ordinary township ex.
psnseo 28a
For repairing roads and bridges ia
49, TOWN OF 01ovR LAKE.
Tor the payment Of the ordinary township ex.
penses la2
TOWN OF IQLE.
For tho payment Of tho ordinary township ex-
:: penses is
- .
TOWN. OF AND111oN.
For thepaynent Of the ordinary townahip OK.
pensoo ~
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TAX NOTICE.

Por the purpose Of receiving payment Of
taxes I will b.
At The house Of Warren ALLEY, in Osakis,
Jan. Let, 1868. -; =,
At the house Geo. A. Frendenruch, in
town Of Alexandra, Jan. Sd, 1868.
At tho store Of G. L. Mendlson, in
Holmes City, Jan 9Th, 1868. ~
At the place Of holding election In the
town Of Maple Lake, Janusry 9th, 1868. -,
And after that time ct tho Court House
in Alexandria for the remainder Of the
month.
H. VANDYKE, "->.
Treasurer Of Douglas County, MINI.
Alexandria, Dec. I'd, 1867. dec12- 81
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go THs Hera1 y I. NV papsr recently
o.a.tsd 4 81. Charles, Winoo. county,
ssdsr t. nanagsnent q 9. b. s'oeum
nhayely net I'D vel printed sheet
With psll llled local oelsnss, Il b
,tsbksal y The eos,, and eonn,saes'
~, ~ sbsnd.at r,a.oas, = hope ~,
~ ~, xiish Y trust \ ~ h g
tesVo9D.4Jg [2 &2[>}jsi@ 50 : s ~,
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For the purpose Of receiving taxes, tho County
Treasurer q his Deputy will attend
At the house of& p. Mcauire in Lake Elen town.
chip Jan. 5th 1885,
It'll 1865.
At the house Of David Ewing in Ben Wade town.
At the house q 4. D. Reeves In White Bear Lake
township Jan. 9th lR66
IA "A The T,:s.nssss Once In ,sa~ood Township Jan
ship Jan. 18th 1865.
A The house Of John Johnsou in Iole township Jan
1Ath 1865.
At the ho1es Of Ole Barsness in Andeson townshi,
Jan. 18th 1868.
And atsrward At the ef1ce Of the County Treasures
ISAAC THO1a0N, Tfsasurse.
dec12Sw ToIY THOMSON. D eputy
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=. We would call ths attention Of merchants
"a q, dsals1s In Kerosene Oil to this talus.
Hd .f1aS,nt. ID ,.d..ss. ID. "a 10 aooa11..s
tho public, Of the: enormous expenso vhieh
attends The use Of tho various burning OILS
,helefoto introdueed. ss.s-usss ..
In view Of tho great burden upon III
classes throughout the country, heinsent-
Or WAS induced to make m effort % place
before the public IA article Of equal Of
greater brillie4ey et much less cost.
~ aknse o long succession u costly expert
meots, he has accomplished biz purpose,
and now introduces tho UNIVERSAL OH.
It has been thoroughly tested BY e3li1I.
eneed chenists. ,(pes eerti6eate) 1ad bro:
A g; Sz,thsm I'd b dsddeaJs no. e.
1ts purity and brilliaucy Of lisht. its
eheepness, united with perfect safety nm.
-des:tt Adntfsd Aaa 4rsiSirsd BY oil.
CERTIFICATE.
VNs1> oIAss PAfENf O1llc1
WAo1No1oa, D. C., March 9otA, lSl7.f
d 1ss 2 e sSa se.e &c ;olsaee 8:
Wlggins, has been sxaulnsd in thk LabolsAoey "a
asesrtansd 70 oct in oonssmity With Act of Co9roo
11s xePse. Fotsk oe0pe ~ aiztare q 100 ~
ssa:ss Z e :fsI: t1 q mixed M '''''
.sjs "a /" sso a. THOMAS ANTEaELl. E,
sp1s,<- ): ~ Chemist to Ds9SarttSeat
The undersigned having secured tAs rieht
to manufacture and sell the UNlVERSlI.
Il Kerosene 81 e si7. liz 5 al. !: ). !:
cs.Adent Ae can make il for their interest
to doIl With him. Ssas8>
j ~..r 10. r. 9ENTlEY.
s06se and depst. Iext door 70 Uaited
States LandrO2ee. st! Cloud, Nina. NJ
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TAX NOTICE.

N-.sca d hereby given that tho following arc the
tHtes " 49,: ':vi4d on Ill the TAXABLE Proper
y or the year 1867, In the Of steelns. State
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And on the taxable property Of school districts the
following Eatao: MIMI y
School District No For the aunnorf ~ ..hool. m
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-02-27
Notice in Divorce.

IN the matter of the petition If Elizabeth MCsndess
by her friend Charles {. Cochran, for divorce
from bed and board and alimony, from her husband,
j Newton VI Candless.
In the Court of Common Pleas Of Butler County No
So, September term, 1865.
And now to-wit; Nov g. 1865, on motion of Lewis
T. Mitchell attorney for the petitioner the Court award
proclamation and appoint r. NJ Lul ESQ. Of Butler,
and Alderman Donaldson, of Pittsburgh, to t2ke the
testimony and report the same.
Butler County, IS;
Certified from the Record this 81 day Of December,
A. D., 1906. J. b. CLARK, Pro.
J. Newton McCandless responded.
You are hereby notified TO appear at Court of
Common Pleas to be holden at Butler for the County
Of Butler the first Monday of March, A. 1851, to
show cause ifany you have, why divorce from bed
aad board and amony should not be decreed prayed
for by your wife, Elizabeth MCahdless, in the above
named petition, J. b. STORY,
Sheriff.
In pursuance Of the foregoing appointments, depo-
sons Of witnesses will be taken at the Office of Robert
MLure, Esq in Butler, on Monday, the 18th day Of
Februa " 1867, and at the office Of Alderman Donald
SON in Pittsburgh, Pa Friday, the 22d day of Feb
ruaTy, 1861 behalf Of the above named petitioner.
LEWIS q. MITCHELL
no S, Nv Atty for Petitioner.
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Executors Notice.
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Estate of JOSEPH Wolf. Decd,

LSlue y JDSepH WoV, DC q.
NOTICE is hereby given that Letters Testamentary
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estate of Joseph Wolf late OF Forward twp decd ell
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INSURANCE COMPANY

CTATEMENT of the Butler County Mutual Fire lnsu
- rance Company, on January LIST, 1867. - 81,
Amount OF property insured to date 'S9a! '522 w w
Amount Of Premium Notes on hand ........ 69'lll ~
Cash In hands Of Treasurer Z,lJt 90
Notes 10 hands Of Secretary oio 20
Amount Of Losses paid during year''....' i,5Zo w
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