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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-03-18
The Standing Committees Of t

J The Standing Committees Of the
House are announced this morning,
Mr., M. s. Wilkinson. TO-; on the: Com.
mistees Of Foreign, Affairs and the
Ninth Census. Mr. Eugene Wilson tax. 4
MI, Donnelly's place on the Committees
Of Public Lands and Pacific &C n Railroad l'.
The Donnelly mentioned in the dis
patches containing the list Of Com.
mitteess is MIR, Joseph b. ssDonneIly of
tho 24th District rof Pennsylrani. Ien-s
braciDg the counties Of Beaver, Green.
1.aureaco aud Washington.
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HOS. HAMILTON FISH.

Hon. Hamilton Fish vas born in
New York city in 1909. After sr':'
ating in Columbia college - 800
pleting his law studies, ~ s o
ted to. pratics in 1888" ~ ", ,oo1 -.
in 1s45 -. tho State legislature
from ~ : represented in congress
W., ~4S to 1850, Governor Of New
<, and from 1851 to 1859, = I'm;
ted States Senator. His father va
. prominent and wealthy merchant
aud his SOD has inherited much of hi
wealth and all Of his sterling qualities
No man stands higher in the estimation
of those who know him than the ne,
Secretary.
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MINNESOTA NEWS.

The dwelling house Of Capt. An
derson, at Balsam Lake, was burned
to the ground on the 9Th inst. less
81 900 no insurance.
The city Of Red Wing has voted
$75, 900 bonus to the Chicago & St.
Paul railway. IT,
minneapolis unanimously voted
yesterday to issue 100000 in bonds,
to be expended in preventing a further
recession Of St..Anthony Falls.
"A specimen Of marble has been
placed in the Rooms of the Union
Board Of Trade in tbs city, which was:
discovered in Rice county. The for
nation is said to be very extensive,
and the color a fine grey clouded with
irregular vines. It will prove a valu-
BILE addition to our already extensive as
sortment Of building material Him
nesota Independent. .,..tou {.
--Gen. E. B. Alexander, command.
ing At Fort Smelling, on Saturday,,
while walking around the garrison: and
when near the round house, slipped
and tell, striking upon his head, which
was considerably bruised. He also re-
ceived = severe cash over his left eye,
from which the blood flowed sufficient.
y to greatly weaken him and at times
to render him unconscious. :,,: r.. a:5
IMPORTANT RAILROAD Su1r.-Mr.
Edward Du Laurans has commenced
IN action in tho District court Of Ram
sey county against the St. Paul l. Pa
eifo Railroad, in which he claims 3d.
900 damages for being put off tho tram
between St. Paul and Minneapolis on
the 9th inst. It seems he got Oh the
train without the usual ticket, and
when the conductor came along collect
ing tickets he gave him 50 cents the
regular fare, which tho conductor &C.
oepted but demanded the additional
ten cents in accordance with one Of tho
regulations of the road, which he re-
fused to give. The conductor then
with the assistance Of other employees
on the train, put him of between these
Two cities, leaving him to continue bis
journey .sIb,est he could. This is r.th-.
or IN important question, in which the
whole travelling public IRE interested,
and Tho progress Of tho suit will be ca 9
oerlv vatchea.-!yt. Paul Pioneer.
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PATRONS OF HUsBANDRY.-We
learn that a Grange in the East has Of
fered to purchase I've hundred barrels Of
-four, Of the crop of 80, from subor-
dinate Grange in this State, at an ad-
vance Of fifty cents on a barrel over
Minnesota prices, whatever they may
be; that Grange having made arrange
ments to get it through at reduced
rates Of freight.
The place Of sending the -four East,
aud keeping the shorts and bran at
home for stock feeding, is advocated by
the Order; while selling their produce
through the medium Of their Oranges
shows they intend e:pro6t by the sys.
tematic organization.
It is evident there arc some good
business heads among the Patrons, and
as they intend to work wholly on tho
cash system In purchases and sales, it
will not be long before the order will
exert a salutary influence, IN this re-
speet, in the agricultural community al
though the west. Subordinate oranges
can readily make arrangements through
the State Grange to purchase many ar
ticles at wholesale rates in eastern cities
aud thereby save to their members hall
dozen profits they have to pay as in.
dividuals. We understand ono firm
manufacturing agricultural Implements
in the East, has offered to fill all orders
from Oranges in this State, for articles
in their line, at discount Of thirty pei
cent, an item we'll worth the consider
alton Of our farmers, and points out the
advantages Of association.-&. Pau
Pioneer March IL.
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ANOKA, MIMI, March Is.

ANoKA, MIMI, March Is.
Eight frame buildings on Front
street were burned down Saturday
night. Loss $4,000; but little insar-
auce. Losers are Richards & Currant,
grocery and meat market; l.. Merton
l. Co., d.; N. E. Kellogg, bakery ;
E. E. Davis, grocery; w. b. Wilson,
harness shop; Ives l. Townsend, hard
ware ; Couehman, dry goods; Cutter l.
Co., dry goods and grocery; Murphy l.
Ryan, shoe store.
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The retirement Of Mr.. Wade
from public life leaves Mr.. Sumner the
"Fathsr Of the Senate" It is rarely
this honor falls upon so young a man.
Mr.. Sumner entered the Senate at an
early age, and has served continuously.
Gen. Cameron, Of Penusylvaaia, might
be awarded this honor if we merely
took the earliest date Of service. He
entered tho Senate 10 1845, while Mr.
Sumner was elected in 1851. He has
therefore only served ten years 10 that
body, having resigned to 90 to Mr..
Lincolu's Cabinet before the close of
his second term. Mr.. Sumner nov
enters upon his fourth term, and if be
should live till it, expiratioa 10 will
have givea Massachusetts, . quarter
century Of Senatorial labor.
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The Iowa Senators and Representa-
tives have had q consultation and
and adopted tho following sensible
declaration
Resolced, That it is the sense Of
this delegation that in cases where Re-
publican incumbents Of federal Offices
we're removed BY order of Andrew
johnson solely because of their devotion
to tho Republican principles, they
should DO endorsed tor appointment to
the position from which they were re-
moved, unless in the opinion Of the
representative or Senator residing in
the same districts, there should be
oountervailiug reasons for such resto-
ration.
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A RlNa DIsOR0ANIzED.

One Of Gen. Graut's 6nt acts, 4,
Presidaut, was to break up ring FORM
ed by the Commissioners Of the Union
Pacific R. r. by removing the thiev-
ing soouudrcls composing it, and on the
18th inst, these vacancies were filed as
follows:
Isaac N. Morris, of Illinois, vice Frank
P. Blair, Jr. Geo. Goveneur X. Warren,
vice Gen. N. B. Buford and Hon. James
F. Wilson, Of Iowa, vice Cornelius Wen
dell.
The removal Of Frank Blair, Jr.,
late candidate for Vice President, of
MY Mary Ann" Buford, of Helena,
Ark. notoriety, and of Cornelius Wen
dell who so long enjoyed the honors
and profits Of Public Printer, ia hailed
with intense satisfaction by al, who
have watched the Rail Road swindlo
they have been engaged in.
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LEWISTON HOUSE,

ST. CLOUD, MINI.
- -, FTT~F r. = = 49, ~
This House has just been greatly enlare-
cd and fitted up in good style for the 40
commodation of guests. The Proprietor
would be pleased to sec all his old friends
who stopped with him at tho Minnesota
House. - ,@...; .~~. ..7t.
ALL S1ALL BE MADE COMFORT.
ABLE,
= &..: LEWIS LEWISTON.
st. Cloud, Dec. Is, 1868. n22.8m
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AS0AsASx 0VV1o8Os
TIE Eclectic for March "opens with
! fine portrait Of Rossiai, aud also fur
nishes biographical sketch. Among
the lettsr-press j. IN interesting article
''The Struggle for Empire With the
Mahrattas," giving considerable infor-
nation concerning certain features Of
tho important Eastern Question ;
'stnngo Solar Discoveries" "Parisi.n
Eceentrioitics )" "Mater,als Of tho Uni
verse;" "Piotures in the clouds -
"The Intellect Of Animals - "Voioes
Of Nature" "ScHi-detached Wives :"
Gloves miseriss )" stc. e. r. Pelton,
New York.
THI MINNESOTA MoxrHLY.-The
March nunbsr treats Of "Whsat Grow.
ing by Minnesota Farmer !" "Whe.t
yield in 1owa;" "Prospsets Of Europe
IN Wheat Market" "Potatoes and
how to raise a large crops" aspiring
Management Of Calves = "Bsnefts Of
Mulsaisg;" "Tomats, horse sadish and
asparagus culture" "How Farmers
can ave none, = "Goed bread and
how to make it )" "Largs farming in
Minnesota" etc., etc., forming 10 all =
very entertaining issue. Col. Robert
son is thoroughly practical, aud is maxi
ing magazine which deserves the suE'-
port ofthe people Of Minnesota. Terms
$500. D. A. Robertson, St. Paul.
COWARD" Capt. Mayne Reid'u
magazine for young folks, for March,
brings additional chapters Of the high
y interesting story, "The Lost Sister, ~
With illustrations "White and Black =
"The Rink )" "The Key Of the Con.
vent )" "Tho Yellow Chief" (contin.
ued J "The Ancient Clock )" etc.
Carleton, New York.
SINCE the consolidation Of The Amer
lean Journal Of Horticulture With Ho'
vey's Magazine Of Horticulture, the new
issue, under tie name Of Tlton's Jour
nal of Horticulture and Floral Maya
zine, has become = monthly very diff
cult to excel. Ito illustrations are nu
msrous aud we'll done, the typography
is far above the average, and the differ
ont departments arc under the ehsrg'
Of experienced editors. The @Presi
dent Wilder Strawberry" il given -
premium to new subscribers. Tilto'
+ Co, Boston, Mass.
Tn NEW Yoak M1RoAuT1E
JouaHAL.-This very susesssfsl pepe1
published every Thursday, BY the Ne,
} York Mercantile Journal Company,
}; devoted exclusively 70 matters {
finance and trade (without regard
, party politics.) It contains very fu
, lists Of Jobbets' prices in oil kinds I
, goods, carefully corrected for each issu
up to the time Of going to press. II
eadiug quotations are, the New Yo'
Stock Sales, Dry Goods, Drugs, D!
!, Stufts, Paints and Oils, Hardware, Iro
3 Steel, Metals, Tin Plate, Grocerle
|, Country Produce, Liquors, Hides al
| Leather, Tobacco, Wool, Fruits, Veg
tables, Butter, Cheese, Fish, sa
Game, &c. In fact, almost every XII
Of Merchandise is quoted, giving Il
.. Wholesale price, with an extended I
view of tho markets in each numbe
A peculiar feature of tho Journal is
very seleot advertising patronage,
!; 6rstoclass houses only. It is just Il
paper for all business men. Subscri
ton price, $500. Address The NJ
!, York Mercantile Journal, P. o. b.
|. 1919, New York City.
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ST. CLOUD NORMAL SCHOOL.

Spseial d;,psteA to tie ST. Cloud Journal.
,; ~ W1xoxA, March 18th, 1869.
The Normal Board authorizes COM
pleting the stearns House purchase Of
Mr.. Hooper with one aaro, including
the land on which the building stands,
and contiguous to tho lot, the alley on
" intervening, If he will make good
title within ave days after due notice.
If the Stearna House property is not
procured, one month is given to secure
tho Seminary site At cost not exceed
ing $500. If that IS 1ol obtained,
the Cram site to Be accepted. Profess
sor Ira Moore vas elected Principal Of
the Sd State Normal School.
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II --,1rs. N. R. Smith has been re,l-
pointed State Librarian. No better
selection could DO made.
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49,
PATR0NIZE
the place where you can buy the cheapest
and best Furniture and save
YOUR
money. We are preparelto offer greater
inducements to
HOME
purchasers than ever before offered in St.
Cloud, - We are in connection with our
sales room,
MANUFACTURERS
of Bedsteads. Bureaus, Stands, Cribs and
Lounges at wholesale and retail.
! BY
this you will readily sec that you will get
goods cheaper by calling and :,
| BUYING
these articles Of us than any other house
IN town. We keep for
YOUR
use al kinds Of Upholstery and Parlo,
sets, which We furnish to order. All O
the best quality Of
FURNITURE.
and deal in none but the best
i OF
tas best. Also large stock of all kinds q
Cnsirs' Mattresses, Spring Beds, &c.
Repairing snd ordered work prompll
attended to. Give us q call Rooms o
u: German st., St. Cloud, opposite Cath
; olic church. wow ~''
i SPICER g. CARLISLE.
Il ESTABLISHED IN 1856.
Il CITY DRUG STORE
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Livery and Sale Stable.

sol BROADWAY, N. Y, q
Importers and Manuf'rs Of Photo,ranh;c Ar.te,,,,.
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CHRoMo9.
E. Oh. T. ANTHONY & CO..

a.s al PICTURES that AsftaesisAeS ~ ~
S.s one tenth their import srs.lv fts1
,ae ssrlia' Veana Rene, I'd sapply de acs ~ -
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MONVER BROS.,
Music H73l Dealers,
1872 Third street.
SAINT PAUL. M1NN.r
Sole Agents for
S;teinway g. Sons
CELEBRATED PIANOS,
Sole Agents for
Chickering e. Sons
T CELEBRATED PIANOS.
Also-uNlTED PIANO FoRTEs.
Also-PRINCE'S AUTOMATIC SCHOOL
ORGANS AND MELoDEoNs:
A'so-EsTET's COTTAGE ORGANS.
e@- All fully Warranted. "a
I We keep constantly on hand tho
ONLY FULL sHAssoRrMRNr or
Sheet Music and Musical instruments.
Of alldescriptionsin Minnesota.
Our stock Of. violins, Wolf eellss, Con-
tra Bases, Flutes, Flies, F!sgoletts, Clsro--
nets: Guitars; Bsajos, Military Drums Of
subscriptions, Brass instruments, Aeeer--
deems, Strings, etc., IL cenplete..s sas5ea e.,
Church Organs, Melt aesns, sld PisAoe
tuned and repaired.
orders attended to with PfoAptAsss.
r v8n26-1Y
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An Issue Demanded.

THE suEPRA0E AMENDMENT.
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- - rrroTl If. - 81.
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tas best: Also large stock of all kinds of
cnoirs' Mattresses, Spring Beds, SC.
Repairing snd ordered work PROMPTLY
sttended to. Give us q call. Rooms on
olic church.
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We the undersigned would respectfully
announce to tho
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DEPUTY COLLECTOR'S OFFICE

N"~h"ry, $. &, May 10th, 1879
Notice ia hrrrby given 10 ull "hom IL
NAV rnncrrn. in the ish Division of the Sd
Coil, c,ion district nf South Carolina. in,
Guiding the Counties Of Nrwhcrry and Lan.
ems, thai will tie AZ NcwLerry, q H.,
hoin tir lith 10 tho 2Hlh inst, and at I.nu.
re- svillr from ia" 3lst TO tho bth day Of
June next, Tor tho collection Of the Annual
Taxes for 1873, and tho Sprcial Taxes for
'l3 ycar commencing May ls,, M we'll ny
Tor the. collection Of llc Taxes assessed Feb.
rnary aud March last; II pemnliy m 5 pr
cent. will added ~ ainst MI persons failing
10 riwbS the hth day Of June next, and
collections enforced according to law.
r.E~ '.~.. JAMES II. DENNIS,
Deputy Collector, ID Dtst., sc,
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KISSING.

W:e propose to give little ser.
mon on kissing. We say sermon
bocauso kissing is like IL sermon
requiring too heads and an appIi-
cation. Our text shall bo Wor-
cestcrs definition Of Il kiss, VIZ:
"a salute by kissing, or by joining
lips" OF the origin OF kissing
little is known, but like Sancho
Pa'nzss we invoke blessings on the
head Of him VIII" first invented it
(kissin+{ not slecp.) Kisses may
be divided into tw" great classes
the kiss universal and tho kiss
sentimental The first variety is
charming sa!utation common
anon Z ladies, and occ rs generally
upon any. encounter public or pri,
vatc, and is very violent at times
after an absence ot-thrrc or four
days. There is no particular form
to be observed in these otf.hand
inoculations it simply being re.
quircd to fire and fall back" But
the sentimental kiss Oh We Gods,
how shall We describe it? II oc-
ours ut ill times and all seasons
and seems to be never out ofplacc.
Othollo's farewell kisses, which
tcndor and heart. broken IA they
were, having no power TO bring
poor dead DcSdrmona back 10 life,
were the most truly sweet and
touching. And there were tho
grand, passionate kisses Of Corio-
lanus-''lonS as my exile, sweet as
MY revenge :" and sweet Romco's
dying kiss IN tho vnIuts OF the
CapulctS. Under the head of SEN
timcntaI may he ranked the Young
lovers kisses, which arc rendered
with upturned optics. They occur
commonly by pale moonl yht in
grottoS and shady retreats. We
close this, little sermon, by two
quotations, one from Rev. Sidney
Smith, and the other by an un-
known author. I'VE are in favor
Of II certain amount OF shyncSs."
says Sidney Smith, "whcn kiss
is proposed. but it should not be
too>long and whom the fair one
gives ii, let it he administered
with warmth and energy let
there he soul in it, II she close
her. eyes Immediately and sigh,
the effect is greater. She should
he careful no: to slnhbrr Il kiss,
but give it rs Il humming bird runs
his bill into u hnncysurIilr--dccr
but delicate" Our unknown an,
thor says. NV hats in ~ kiss p
Really when people come to re-
fleet upon the matter calmly, what
,cnn we soc in II kiSSr The lips
ront slightly and then touch the
check softly and then they part
and tho JOB is complete. Their,
is a kiss in the abstract View i
in tho abstract Look ut it phil
osopliically! What is there in it
And yet ,millions on millions o
souls have hcrn made happy h,
this kissing. Go where ynn vii
into what country you will, ther
is kissing. There is surely som
virtue in it "
Our sermon has drawn to
eloee ,and: the only appplicatio
we can think Of is to urge OF,
readers to apply themselves II
"dustrionsly to the study Of lsissin.
when it is hoped they will kno>
more about it.
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,Tss.T1 4 Mo8H;on1e.S

NoIltome haze Ittmt inrhy ;hrnrt,s s,,;sa. .,
NJ other Isiave or rrs, ~" ',7i> 9:
G.ut giant that namehi hnt ticatl, can part
Orssul;dSf, tina's6 lluStt .i}.NN-i EA&
No home have ], no siScltcr warm, -,
.Mi,h6ut thy uG,l,r love: -.-..... ,
This earh ishat n wilderness, , .,....
AMI afars slIihe iiot shove. .,' "..
No lSothe have ; il flowers dic
,W!.llNut the gentle dew, ...
Tmn why should >uul. uot perish too
When !ticuisiip bids "dirup
,$r~ff , .. ....
NJ homo have I. this side the skics,
EEActpt within Thy beast:
Build there II lnrtrcs$ strong 10 shield,
Aud ,lucll NIL vague unrest.
No ONE have |. no shelter warm,
Esk,ly within thy arms:
Ssrong may they prove in time Of need,
May feel M alHIm!
No home h,vr ! hrnrls nfrn sigh,
Aud Unity allows tn" "in,i.
Then ~" ,l,' s"k ""r" closely clings
The tcnlh IL of tm inc.
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STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA
SEwHEHHY COUNTY.

NEW 7.
by John I I'rirr.oli. ItubaIc Judge.
WhriruS, JInrS I. lIack hnin having
mlic >ni, :" Inr ,n Ginnr him Letters nr Ads
mini>,rrtir" Of the c>iu;c aud ,fftcts Df Luliin
.ju!,nSnn. deed.
These are therefore 10 cite aud admOnish
all and singular. Imr kntlr Il and creditors of
Ihr SAID tlrrrL.rd ,n hn and appear l,"tnrc
me-, IN ili. tnurt OF Probate 81 I've held ut
Nrwi"rr, Court u, u> nn H." Glib day ni
V lust. after publication hrre !. 1T II
O'Clock in the frrnrIu. to show cause, if
amy 'h'y have, why the said Administration
,ln"ull not b" granted.
Gwen under my hHnd this 10Th day Of
May Ann" Nonn', 1860.
Jnin i. Peterson, y. J. N. G.
My r. lD2'.
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End ORPHAN BOY

THIS fine Thoroughbred lim.r will stand
II, !.> stable and serve At $!n the Scasnn,
l." h paid 1T .lun" il not paid nntil fall,
$.5 will he required. 2nh uri'hnn.lsny is Il
,rau'iini l,ir'i bay, without white, fine form,
bust EYES and lim'$, neatly ii hands high.
lie VAS sired Il, n'p!Ah Boy, he lay Thick
city, be- 10y t,i. ll,Inpi"us Ghi!ir Harold,
hc hy in.l'";irh Sovereign.
Orphan :",'> d'm by Imported Monarch
on, at An, liz, tnhn received The $2n cup
IT il,r State .l";icalinial Surrty.) she by
Bu.mis, Il" hv American Eclipse, lie tv
n"lw impnt", pinnrd, her dun hy Piizr
Fighter, II" 4, imp3rich EXpr!i!inn ont "I
Il 'irpha hv inquired Messenger; $" tia,
ItnS" .lrai,on~ or raising the best horses
can th,I he Incorporates all the best
blood m England ard Anmrirn.
Thickc,,,'> dam MAS hy Argyle ont Of
Edith hy t,us drr he Il, Sir Archv.
WM. SUMNER, Agt.
April II u ct. Iomnris, :. G.
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In TruS.

sehd NV bark away from lAnd
Far DER the ncran blue;
] pihrr slt helm wi,hnn your hand,
md trust ~! bark to You.
Before It, on tho deep unknnwn,
: No storm, promise loDn$;
Rehind it, III liIr'> fln"r'y z"n".
1t leaves Springs wealth or blooms.
Just out to srn j, iluats
Il tar aud huuyAm thing;
II hears uin IN The sin~l,iry spray
y lrrnchri Uus murnIuiiIS.
Ii sees not in the blue above
\ rlunl Ia hr,n. d.>m,r,
But 'ih.Atn the GloAtn- Il hi Of love
=" My hrie ut 3arii n"a's nMay.
, O, gull" w"lI. ny precious bark.
'riS all il nll ~ me-:
III rl,r" thr' l"'i II within yuM hnEd,
Aud IN I IL !" the sra. ,....
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fI177svs!-NsysDTiIE GREAT Cause
WsgS$n.1aS OF
FL um an Mis- q ry.
Just pubHShcd In a,tSealed Envelope.

Prico ak oent6:
a l.cctur, OIL thu Nature. rrcatmcnt and
Hh'lI"a Cure nf Seminal Weakness. or Spcr>
nn"'rl ecn induced by Self.Ahnsc: iHvnl>
nnin'' EniS>innS. Impotcncy. Nc,vnu De-
h'mtv. aud lmp"diments 10 Marriage genes
in'Iy; Consumption, Epilepsy. aud Fita;
Mrmt'i aud thvSicnl iucapaciiv, Sc by
hOh CULVER" ELL, n. d Author of
G'c.n Is nk" &C.
d" world renowned author, In this ads
m'inbi" lAc urc. Gle rly proves from his own
experience that tho awful consequences of
Srlt>Abu>e may be ef;'clnaly removed with>
ont lnrdirinc. and without dangerous sur-
girh' operations. hongles, Instruments, rings.
or "nr''ials. p"p'lny 0rtn m0lfe of cure Mt
once certain aud clfi'cruai. By which every
sufferer. u" mlttcr whit his cnnditiOn may
%. may cure himself chenpIy. privately and
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-19

District Court IT M" tnifrH ISf0trS.
For the Dis rirt Of Sou'h Carolina la The
matter of Murtm Gu: pm, Individually .nInl
a< survivor Of Sumner Il Chapiu-i;ank
rupt.
Bv whom Petition for Adjudication ri
Is Bankruptcy WIS f'r,. on me ID II day of
Drcrmhrr. y D 1SCS in Snl Court.
This l. Ia give 10 'cr, tt,nt on the 4 day
Of May. \ ID 1869, Warrant in banks
rup'cv was issued ;iEtin>t The estate - Macs
TN Chnpn inI,viliIa lis. aud us >MIvjvuluf
Sum,ncr&Chnpi" nt the county Of L'x 'nS ton,
aud Sinto OF Suuth Enrni,m. who has
lcen nhju'lgrd Bankrupt "n his own
Petition: that the lns m"nt ni any debts
aud delivery OF nS property belong,
Ing 10 snih B mkrupt, 10 him "r fur li> u>r,
and 'lie trtn>frr Of any p "p'r'y hy him ar.
forbid len by Law: thu II meeting ri the
Cirdl'ors at the said B,nkrups Il, prove ii,.lr
debts. md 10 chnn n,r m mere A>,i"nrr<
OF II IL estate, will ir held ut II Court ct
Bnnkruptcv in lie holdrn ~ New berry T. II
sc. before C. G. Jaeger H"si>ir"r. on The
lTh dizzy OF May, 4. d. 1879. NJ 70 o clock
a. 81, ut Scwbcrry.
j. p VI. EPPING,
y s. Marshall as Messenger.
Fer a. +. PlFEK. Dept Mes.
Mny 5 1S g.