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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-01-12
HENRY W. WEARY
=. CARRIAGEMAKER,

T HAVE removed to my new shop, one
f. i door above jones' blacksmith shop,
where I am prepar ed to do all kinds Of
work in the Carriagemaking line. Wagons,
carriages and sleighs made in neat and
bstapt ial manner At low rates. Particu-
srattsntion n paid to repairin 6. v3-t
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-01-12

Too much is not asserted when we
say that the exigencies of fashion de-
stroy more women than the pressure Of
toll or sorrow. The blind obedience to
the behest of fashion which nowadays
50 largely obtains, works greater trans.
gressiou Of the laws Of woman's nature,
. greater injury to her physical and
mental, not to say her moral constitu-
tion, than the hardships Of comparative
poverty.
Life, if not letters, is not without
danger in a community where a verdict
like the following is received as a de-
ibe1ate judgment of twelve "free-borA
Americans" The scene is Calhoun
county, ILL.,:
Kurner's Nerdict- We, tho jurys,
find the deceased dead man KUN to bis
death in the hands of sum unknown
purson, with an unlauful iron weeping
q AZ with q hickory handle,
which unlauful weeping was used with
deadly intent to kill the aforesaid Ded
man. P. S.-We, the aforesaid and
undersigned jurys, hopefully believe
that ! the Ded Man was beheadsd BY the
sd 8. =
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-01-12
MEAT MARKET.

CROSS s. PLATrEs,
7,~ at Lueg's old stand)
/ =. VIM keep on hand constantly
FIR ESH M EAT
Of oil kinds, 1T the lowest Market Prices.
Give them : call. v13.n7
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-01-12

legal a9 saDts seMss nes
souare for the first insertion and 81 u cents p''
pv p"nare for each subs quent insertion.
@ Attorneys ordering in legal advertisements , are
regarded for tho cost 1as o. sne s
another party. Payment In all uses 70 DO n'uo -.
advance or upon delivery Of the affidavit 80, 49,,
3. Local Notices 10 cents poI psayertisers. nrG su
Notice ofdeath smple announcement 20 oeca' cen.s'
oh;tnsrv notices cents per line; marriage no''e'
80 cents. .o,+.
3. All upolitcal, religious other notices.. cents
per line. ,.or+;saments
- he inserted at rates agreed upon
7. Yearly advertisers to pay quarterly
8. Strangers must pay in ADVANCE or give sa'sN''
TORY references.
lob PRINTING G.
Of all plain col9rea nreas Sa Prnt
W. done in German and Norwegian, as well as hhs'
is6. and warranted to give satisfaction.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-01-12
WEST HOUSE,
IT. CLOUD, MINNESOTA, -.
g. WEST, Proprietor.

Tho undersigned having purchased the
j 1awiston House Qocated on Washington
svenue, near Clarke & Co.'s store) has
made many alterations and improvements,
and now offers superior accommo dat1ons to
travellers and all who may stop with him.
The table is supplied with the best that can
be obtained in the market, the rooms are
tidy and the beds clean and comfortable.
II. D~ Good Stabling is attached to the
House. ssa.T;s .s.a E:'sS =, - u
/ xst. Cloud, Nov.7, 1870. @ v1snl7
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-01-12

A. O. GILMAN, M. D.,
-Fsf.
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON & ACCOUCHER
Sr. CLOUD, M1NH.,
May be found at his Office (up stairs over
Bush's Jewelry store, on St. German
street,) day and night, whom not away
on professional duties. All calls prompt
" attended TO. H..
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-01-12

~ TIE Message dehseted tother; Leg<
islature on Thursday is Very 3 lengthy. =.
1We7give the principal points: Il en-
bolsSs Il = sAa.f,2 .a-. --,:,.;, !
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-01-12

st. Cloud, June 9th, 1870. v12-n4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-09

Wo0lfor6, StaafSsG ontrolenr, erhielt Sic
grbBte Stimmen;abl, % 1898, iein @eaner
Sringle l4,777; @ooliorb's Mebrbeit in
Baltimore SIG.
Spefter, Sen. Staatsanpalt, erbielt 49,.
879, iein Seqner Rauoal 14,767; Speter's
Rebrbeit S112.
Snott, Staatsnnmalt, erhiclt %, 1927, iein
Se9ner Dtannb 1862; ¬t'S Wtebrbeit
1925.
Sane, Sderiff, erbielt 22,466, iein @egner
Sohnion 1873; aane's Dfebrbeit 1888.
Vtarttnet, Slrpepor, erhielt 22,876, ietu
Se9nsr Srpion 14,751; Martinet's Rebr.
belt 1925.
Die sr0Bte Mebrbeit ~erSielte aliO Murs
tinet.
Sn ben @eieegcbungss Se3irten pariirt bas
Sotum bsOenterb: i'm /. betrd9t bic 0urh
idnitts mebrbeit ca. $40, i'm 2. 3016, i'm 8.
1904 = ganSe 9urd,idnitts. Otsbrbeit 8O10.
Der Iusfaa i'm SerBletd) nit Der Mebrbeit,
rpelte &bpte, Boooforo &C. srbielten, III benz
urnftanoe Sngeifriebel, baB bier NIB bort
ul1terbauS ealiotoaten BON Den Stimmge-
bern geitrifen murben.
Smmerbin 1T Die hemofratiide Dtebrbeit
IN Baltimore ieit benz Sftober UNI 775-800
Stlmnten 9epadiet, pabrenb bic oemofrati
Id)e Stlnlme nm 4563, bic republltanijhe
HHL HHa ofoJ SuYthoHiHeH pQI. @
Sett 1870 bat has oemoiratii6e Sotum
nm 6169, bas repubiitaniide I'M Alb abae.
nomret. Der bemotratiihe gbfal benefit
bic 9Sabl.S nbiferen5 Der Ginpobuer unierer
Staot. Die legttime bemofratiife Ntebrbeit
ioute nabe an $1,000 erreiden, ielbit ipenn
uur IS Yro5ent Der re9itrirten Siirger iih an
Der Wabl betbeiligelt.
Man berefnet bellte, 6aB Der Seuat Der
Staatsgeietgebung ausidlieblif ans Demo
fraten, oaS llnterbaus oagegen 2O-25 8tes
onblttaner nno Co.'s 9enofrateu sGhlen
pirb.
Bsitsrs5 aus nnferem Staatr.
SriSftelb, Soneriets@o., s. gtop. - |
gBhnte's Mebrbeit i'm Goulitp bstraat lis
Stirren. 9as gan;e bemotratiife Iidet
III init 200 bis 300 Sttmmen ermdblt.
Satisbnrp, @icomicosGo 8. Hop.
sSbpte's Dfebrbcit i'm @ountp bctrGst llrls
gefdbr 700 ct.
9u %berlanb, 8. Hop. - alls mebs
reren Sifrlften peroen nidlt Dor morgeft oet
nitipe @ablberidte eintrcfieu. Yearre's Ma,
loritat i'll @Ountp miro pIeleitt Is, 1000 ct.
betragen. Ser geiammte rcpublitantid)e Bet
tel 1T wabrihetIlifl nit Elm ooer sluei aus.
nabmen eripablt. 0as bemofratiide Staats.
fidet fie9te I'M Gountp nit gering1 0iebr.
kit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-09

Der 0ampisr -Sanies ". 9arp," Capt. San, Tam
9sitsrn BON Tefubern, R.s&., baS CT am Q. yiooenis
Der %uetlaiien, bier an. "
0os Sdiff "0rancis Q. Gap." Capt. Durdan, bon
Sttober aut Der Sbbt bon 9oper. '
Sas oeutibe Stiff "eaura uno @ertrubs," Capt.
VoppebauIn, BON bier abssean9en, fubr am "a. Of
9as 9biff .Sorrte 6. Song" Gopt. Yarf, lief
am 20. Sftober bon bier In eiperpool elm.
Sas oeltfde Stiff .Supiter," Capt. aidens, troi
am ". Sftober pon Baltimore In 9roufuersbapen
elm.
9as Sbiff Bancroft" Capt. HoIt fubr am 10.
Ottober BON @snua nab unierem Saien ab.
Sas Sdtff "%S5lortHce 8. Senoerion," Don bier ab.
9egan9sn, errsi9te am FL. Sftober Den 9afen bon
Selfaft In Srtau6.
Sas i6,ueotihe Sdiff .Saabet," Capt. GbriReus
zen, itat an 70. Oftober BON Siuerpocl nab Saltis
more In Ste.
Das beutibe S6tff nSnca," Capt. 3fenies, BON
u~nlerell Satsn nah Bremen unterue9s, TAM ain 20.
Ottober an 0oper porbet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-09
y limo re, ~. Sept. 1871.
yprn. g. u. Srotpn y Spmp..
Nr, ~. 9Th. Somnrh.S q 10

Dtetne Serren
SD tlble eS oils Yhidt ssgen meme leiSeit.
oer Wtitbiir9er,, Sbten au5uSeiseu, bab mir
Der @ebratd) Sbrcr "El Vino CATALINA iebr
Gut 9etbau bat. Sd babe felt LANCER i3eit Elm,
erld1laffts 1lno franfbafte Sober, perbunben nit
D.pspepta nub aagemeiner Sdwade, NIB IN
teln Gouner persangen, in meld]ent id nidlt
reOl5intrte nno 9efranfelt babe, bis ben lei.
ten Sommer, pabrerb msldem i'd meme 81.
ldldfte obne ben Berlnit zines ein,iaen Taoes
beior9t nnb mid elmer 9lten @elHInbbeit e..
freut babe. SIR erasbeuer
Nobert s.. WitMet;
rManfon Sonie," Baltimore"
3. VI. ID. GonraS s Gp., @en. .gaent.
Ar. 10. Sights traBe, Baltimore.
(SuIti2, IS, tn 10 4p)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-09
Sn Der ,,MrbeiterbaIe"

-, VII SHV , u IVUtfIuVr.
fnh fir 6ae SrdeRrion,, bieie6 ipunSerbar, 1el
certlter Stunt. pieoer ieds neie % al5eneinaetrofiet,
Delhs fol9enoe yleeen reprdientireI: 4. Suuertlrs
sur sDiebiftcr Glitter" tLaG azza Ladra) bon Roiiini;
z. Supertare 5ur rStalienerin In af9ter;" 8. G5alop
nab rGauli" 4. 'anierifaniIde eiebsr; s. gariier Gin
3h9sinerl9 NIT opt oenttden eieoern; 6. Yotppnrri.
.Sr. Shlegel ldBt es fid, ipie man iiebt, anacleosa
letn, nidt rnr iir @rfrtibtHa lelner &dite al foraen,
lonosrn aud IbweUielnng hi BEN ibnen V9ebotsnen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-09

NllBtr oth legtiuodl9eR nSterner" ttefen 6iti
Reops iedhs neue 9iinltter aui. Ser bsrporragenbft
~ n~nltreitt9 Der .beriibnltsite 9omifer amcrifa's w
". eeffin9pca, Der in Der ghlnBpieee ieber 8ortsi
lung: rHomeo Settler Senfins" bic Sitelro0c al.
tetrle Speblalttdt 9tbt. Die afrobatsn= 8 amilie Bic.
oe Sdnserin nno Somiferin Srl. Sattie Srotp ini
~ebentalls men enaagirt, unb Elm neues Banet bes
pm. earoeaa: eSte Gborbciten" itebt aui benz Yrps
wtittlpod unb Sonnabeub Iadmtttaas in 8orTisl.
lung tr iSamilien. Ereitaa Nben6 fIr SaIien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-09
ctm Woibcr,fhen Cne.,u

laHen, tt oee abenes elni8e Stnnben auf Die anass
asssHRttnits lno untsr9altenoite @eiie sutrinssn. Das
Shpaeh[Herlona ~ enrdipeg nei; iosar Der 9fcgii.
EUR pr. Tranf Sope bot Sainfta9 a5eno einen tdh.
tt9sn WadiS,l9er in per gerfon pcs Srn. Sics er5af.
ten. 5rl. NsHes Iebinicn 1T clue treifide Goiora.
nit ibret S6nle iteriptnbtt. r-""o"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-09
NaS Abeater III Nrpmtifra6e.

Safnbleton auimertiam. 9cnainter Ser b erii.
pert eeben lnb @i8entbrm 81 eben{o mdbiaen Yrei.
len, mic Die Qompaanie'n ielhit. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-09
Sin ntcberncS VBunSer!

Noh 0tE+ WI SScftsSdtttntprcftf.,
1ebell BEN e%iiernen ySunf"@ ebdube, 1T am
Satlfag NaAmittag elm GtabliHenent erBff-
net meld,es onrdI Die 9lrt rnb g8eiie, wie
bic 9eiddfte gefiihrt perben obige 8enens
tlun9 p%eretent, SaS IuSiebenoe beltebt in
eirenl lligebeuren Waarenporratbe, iiber SeGn
Gauienb Dollars wcrtb elmer unenoliAen
answabl BON rittlideu, mte idt6nenArtiteln,
tpelde 81 benz Acknowledgements BON einem
Dollar ab9elaien peroelt. 0as @ei1aft balt
Sdmndiahen, mufifaliid)e S%tltrulnente,
SH~neibewaareu, llbrelt, Gbromos II. I. No.,
ale bon ben beleu Tabrifanten, rno garalt.
tirt, oenstdufer 5ufricben III ltellcn. OerSor,
roth ponGbrouos 1T beionoers Grob II. angie.
bend, entbaltenbS opie'u BON einigeil Der ihbn.
tteftS elgemdloe ans alter ln6 neuer Belt, ilrb
pteie bon linen ltttb 10 uortrefflib lpiebergegs.
ben, bob ne beifabe chen 10 gut, iuie mirf.
Tide S%el9entaloe in Barlor fif ausuebmen.
Sit lebem anoerit 0epartemert beS 9aoens
MAIDEN iid Die reid)e 4lspabl itno bic Sic.
gang Der artitel benlertbar. Ser Blau, nad)
Incident bic 1@el6dfte bort getban iueroelt,
beifebt i'll benz 8erfauie eiller GftenBbotoaraz
pb,e trgefo etiler befarnten Yeribrltbfeit ODER
@rlppe fir rs Gents. ntto ieoe bieier &arteu
petft alt cine Der Siiten, III iuel1e Der &ata4
log 6es Sorratbes eitgetbeilt lit, aus ipeld)en
Der Sdufer ii9 irgefb einelt Qrtifel fir einen
Dollar alSmdblen fam; piele oiejer Irtifel
piiroeit iuent fe III ailberen 2aber 9efauft
ncroen, bas 3weifatc, ia, piellei1t bas0ret.
Jade bteler Snmme toltelt. Oamen itnb be-
~ionbers eiugelaber, linicre Sorratbe ar;,l.
leben; aud Sunltliebbaber ioaten lliht Der
teblell, bte leltene .nlb ausgeipGblte Samnl.
lung bon Sbromos ii6 an,uihalen in
Nfr NTtnSx- ~ . 49,: @L.-s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-09
Mu8 Sbiraap.

Ser @eiammtperlut after @erf6crunas.
seieuihaften i'll ben Ser. Staaten bel benz
sroBer Bcuer belauit iih auf 64,9s6, 5000
nnb oertbeilt id, mie iolgt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-09

D9dhse fdtt. Das Ynblitum
!9S 10 5ablrei6 einseiun6eti, n,e mir
DDefffryasen Oaflr fvar es aber Gin chr Seuabl=
.s5, ato p%erftono ben ibnt oaraetotenen @enIs uoaz
Der ietnes 9leiden iudt. Or seidnet fib nibt niir
enrb lperitduoiges Wasbaltfu aus, ionoern aud
enrb Die felne Nuancirung, nit fUslder CT, bent
IF. +. inf. p. unb PIP. ftrens unttri6eioet unb 6aonrt
finern Spiele cine harntteriftiItbr 6drbung oeIeibt,
tueite anberen 2rompetenptrthoien seiuobnlih abs
9sbt.9 0tcis Retfteribaft beipiss CT porsl9ltb in Der
eteais bon &rnft. Sein berrlidcr 8ortra9 lief uns
%per9eiien, baB bteie Ticce uripriinslib fir Bic 2Sioltne
9sihrieben 1T. .9r. Carl S8asner fang einopaints
ntr's rfyabntntrd9er" uno bepies, bab feline Stlmne
". SolRmarn lang, mic immert porSl9lih. 9as
Anartett bees @errnanias Witnnertors" brili rte In e.
rer Serenaoe pom 3reueer uno In 9iiden's Sdgerlieo.
SoffentIih miro iih oas yutlitun bel benz jiYei.
ten eonSsrte bee Srn. Sabeie jabireiter e%infinben,
oa tbHr elm folder @snuG iobolb nidt nisoer ssboten
tptrb, ~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-09

Dllt MIDI gcrlngcr Spannun0 iiebt man Dem Dts
bft oieies eiftus entse9en. Der Baoilon 1T elm Wieiz
fsrftlid traHsporrabier 9ebduoe. Sn 1866 In albdnp
pom Sobn asnneop 9ebaut, 9ins ST. 9fice pamit no d
europa. aus SoiS aebaut, trd9t or elm ritiiees .3elts
Dab, iplbreno i'm Snnern Sibplas fir niGt iueniser,
ds 300Ogxsri porbanoen 1T. yriuatlostn, 4ars
feit, 8entilation uno @rleubtuRe @as taiien ytttts
gu piini6en iibrte. Sr. Jfice 1T iuobt sur i3eit elmer
Der rfnommirtejten @irfusuutsrue6mer Der SBelt un6
ietne @eieli9ait nmtast 9rdite, bic ~biesisits ioUobI,
ple ienisit6 pes .S8eans etnenrboben Jli baben. =
R~eferpirte StBe ftnh BON bcute an fir Ole am Mtontd0s
be9iHneneen Sorheanu9en i'm 8ireau bes yaoilonS,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-09

BZ 9as g~Sodsnblatt bes ,,9ents
fGet garrripnn6enten" !
etj9sint ieosn dreitae. Is lft etnes berjgr66ten unb
fti4beIhefen 8Idttfr ber Ser. staaitn. Sci IN,
lssn 2rGssrn seruadste Seheuangsn pereen ~
= Csnts vro M0dbtnblstt beioxot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-09

4. Martini,
Gefe BON @oreba nab DanasHraSe
driber r9epiiorbse pritcnbaus").
t6- Oas 9rbBte, idI6nite llnS auf bas ioraa
faltigite aiiortirte
@rnftries nno 6ertiGe Waareu : 9aarr
in Baltimore.
Uts oeiiti6en San6'rauen unb nas beutjbe BnbIts,
run npsreaupt ttne freunStitit elnselabeH, Ben Qabsa
W psludsn, I'M ttd { 10 # bon Der O tie nnb iii.
y srett per ysaarsn gu iibe3eugen; : feline aroRen
Sintdiife nnc cer l9netle 1midt Ser 0aarsn babeM
70 srnto9iint, biutgete uuo before artifel sr lieiern.
, miS m9siie stn @ei@dfi Go bic iest In Baltimore a.
Waaren mad, aaen TbeiIer Der Stabt5dbusQ Il. niinSa
LID 81 ~befor6crn. T~@
0Sicberberfdnfcr
msroen 60 In ibrsm eiaenen Sntcreiis Enbsn, bel mir
Der HBaoren ielbl si iiberjeuaen. Ie9-1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-09

Hiner

30 Gdfer reinen neuen yteip Norter @lbsr I'm eis,~
belbla8enen Gdfern 5u ~perfauIen bel M ~
4. vs.. 8 Y. 81. aBcls x Goxp..
(eo6-) Wr. 96, BrattitraRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-09
WGegl.
Gpebcu erbalten:

cine 9roBe Guantitat samiliell., 9rtroz unb enss,s
gesbi, 1000 Sheficl ytr. 1 Safer, iuciBes uno aeibss
9Sell6torn, SpiebeIn, Sartoifeln, gepfeI II, I, h..
pel9e gu Den biut9Itcn Diarttpreien abgelaiien ipers
oen oon - Sfeipftian & Sornep,
~ Groouften. 9omMniIfondre,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-09
Hit 0hiihenzWnrfc
Mice'S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Donnsrftog, elm GonSert nsbit &an5frGnSbcn peran,
taitst, ipo5l er bic SS. SGiieen aebt bcren iSamiiier
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-09

[S..a, GNnl. y. Wlc0 0r6t Wfo VI.
Bennett aus Der 6tabt Baltimore;
NpsITssscod, Charles abomas, Glias 8. Dill un6
y eta Werebitb aus Baltimore ountp; Springs
feb Saleiuiu uno Sob. s. SsGmaHn ans anne
Arunbel=S ountp; Ebomas Z. Sbepberb unb g. R.
Sore aus Gorrol.& ouutg; Seiie y. 9irf nno Sobn
Graneis %. Sarnes ans Sre6erif : Gountu; Soiepb
Ydrr1 nno Galpb 6. See aus SariorbzG ohntu; vi.
ban y. G9omas uno &barIes $. Sroot aus Don't.
9olllerp : eountp; Better o. @rimts unb Geo. 9.
StHanp aus Yrince @eorae's 9ountp; Soibud Toms
un6 Vii Woblep aus @aibiueton-@ ountp. @
Son oieien "a iparen nur 10 9eitern srihienen; 4.
w. Senpttt'5 neutrality-suspicious. iir iein ausE
aisiasp iano Seifser 8iles iir triiti9. Il
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-09
Observation-Disclosures SaIa.

1000 Sdfe -. u ."sSob mo
1880 eddie .guans" unb' .Teofins. s,n,s, n,
iest pom ben S6iifen uSea Gem" nnS nSSrsciam%.
eon etperpoot ianoeno une in p~aiisnoen Eartis,n An
9aben bet 9. Sbps. SapiS z Gomp.. :"
lSoo-) ~ 8 Rr. AZ, Soutbs StraSe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-09
8altimorer WarftberiMte.

t9dsli& beribtet fir Den -@orreiponoenten.")
(Gnsross9reiie.)-D atttmore, 8. Rop. 1871.
DfsbI (2Bai sens, Roggens, Wat5s) 7"
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-15
Female Monthly Pills.

DIR. PeRRAuLT ia the only agent in California
for DR.. BIoTr's Female Monthly pills. Their
immense sale has established their reputation
female remedy unapproached, and far in
and irregularities. and other Instructions in fe-
males On the receipt of five dollars, these
Pills will be sent by mail express to any part,
of the world, secure from curiosity or damage.
Persons at distance can be cured at home,
by addressing d letter TO DR. PERRAuLT, corner
OF Sacramento aud Montgomery streets, Rooms
TO and II. or Box 9Ts, p. o., San Francisco.
stating the case as minutely ms possible, general
habits of living, occupation, ETC., etc..
All communications confidential l4-1y
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-15

H PERRAULT HAS THE Pleas
Il SR. to inform patients ard aibers
seeking confidential medical advice that he can
be consulted daily at his ofjee, Arniory Hall
Building. North East corner ct Montgomery
and Sacramento streets San Francisco. Rooms
Nos. 2. 10. IL. FIRST fcor. NJ stairs, sstrance
either Montgomery or Sacramento streets,
In PERRArET's ftudes have leen au1ost
exclusively devoted fo the Of the varions
forms Of Nervons ard Ply sical Debility. the
result nf injurious habits acquired in youth,
abieh usually terminate in inn otence and
ste rility. and perm auently rdnee All The con-
ronitants Of old ase. Where secret intirm-
ny exists. involving the happiness of life and
that Of others, reason and morality dictate the
uccessity Of its renewal, for il is fact that
premature decline Of the vi igor of manhood,
matrimonial anhsppiness, compulsory single
life, etc, have their sources ia causes tho
germ of which is planted ia early life. and the
bitter fruits tasted long aiicrward; patients,
,abnring under this complaint. will complain
of one or more of the following symptoms:
Nocturnal Emissions. Pains in ,he Back and
Head. Weakness of Memory and Sight, Dis
charge from the Urethra going 10 stool or
make water, Intellectual Faculties are Weak
ened. Loss of Memory ensues. Ideas are cloud
ed, and there is q disinelination to attend TO
business. even 10 reading, writing or the So
ciety of friends, etc. The patient will proha-
ably complain of Dizziness, Vertigo and that
Sight and Hearing are Weakened, and sleep
disturbed by dreams: melancholy. signing,
palpitation, Paintings, coughs and slow fevers;
while some have external rheumatic pain, and
numbness of the body. Some OF the most
common symptoms pimples in the face,
and aching in different parts of the body.
Patients suffering from this disease should APP
ply Immediately TO DR. PERRAuLT, either in
person or by letter, as be viii guarantee cure
Of Seminal Emissions and Impotence in six or
eight weeks,
Patients suffering from venerial disease in
any stage, Gonorrhea. Gleet, Structures, Bubo,
Ulcers, Cntaneous Eruptions. etc, will be treat
ed successfully All Syphilitic and Mercurial
Taints entirely removed from the system.
Dir. PERRAuLr's diplomas are in bis Office
where patients can for themselves that they
are under the care of n regularly educated
practitioner. The best references given if re-
quired.
Patients suffering under chronic diseases can
call and examine for themselves. We invite
investigation; claim not 10 know everything &.
nor to cure everybody, but we do claim that in
all cases taken under treatment we fulfil our
promises. We particularly request those who
have tried this boasted doctor and that adver-
tised physician till worn out and discouraged,
to call upon
Low charges and quick cures.
Ladies suffering from any complaint inciden-
tai to their sex, can consult the doctor with the
assurance of relief.
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Full and explicit directions accompany the
medicines,
evidences of the most responsible and reli-
able character furnished on application. with
hundreds of thousands of living witnesses, and
upward of 10000 unsolicited certificates and
rocommendatory letters
Henry I. Heimbold's Genuine Pre-
paratiOns.
Sent to any address. Secure from observation.
Established upwards of TWENTY YEARS,
Sold by Druggists everywhere. Address letters
Tor information, In confidence, to HENRY T.
HELMBOLD, Druggist and Chemist.
Only Depots ii. 7. HELMBoLD'S Drup
ana Chemical Warehouse. No SOL Broadway,
n. l., or TO Il. 1. HELMB0LD's Medical De.
pot, lO4 South Tenth Street. philadelrh;a. pa
l BEWARE OF G. vNTERFEITs. Ask 70,
HENRY 4. HELM D's. Take M Other
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
SALEM STEAM FER R n .
REDUCTION or RATES.


On and after Feb. 10th, 1871, thecrates will
be as follows:
For each Wagon and Span of Horscs........25c.
For each additional Horse ................... 6fe.
For each Horse and Buggy.
Or five crossings in Horse and Buggy
when paid in advance. ce........................Sl
For each Man and Horse. ..........25c.
Or six crossings, paid in adsan ..........$i
For each person on Foot. .."123c.
Or twelve crossings, paid in advanee"""..$l
For each loose Animal. ............121c.
For twelve ditto .................. .............$l
For each Hog, Sheep, or Goat...............A4e 4e
For each 100 fl. ofLumber not in wagon. ...124c.
For each 100 lb Freight. ht......-.......".....l24e
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The Critical Periods of Human Life


From the age of forty to that OF sixty.
man who properly regulates himself
may be considered in the prime Of life
His matured strength of constitution
renders him almost impervions to the
attacks of disease, and all his functions
are IN the highest order. Having gone
year or two past sixty, he arrives at a
critical period of existence; the river
of Death flows before him, and he res
mains at stand STILL But athwart this
river is viaduct called the Turn Of
Life which, if crossed in safety, leads
to the valley of Old Age round
which the river winds, and then flows
beyond, without boat or cau<eway TO
to affect its passage. The bridge is,
however, constructed Of fragile ma'eri>
ais, and it tdepends upon how il IS troddcn
whether it bend or break Gout. apo-
plexy, and other bad characters are also
in the vicinity to waylay the traveller,
and thrust him from the pass but lei
him grid up his loins, and provide him
eeH with peFIecI coHlposuTe. 10 quote
metaphor, the Turn of Life" is a
turn either into prolonged walk ol
into the grave. The system aud pow
ers, having reached their utmost expan-
sion, now begin to close like flowers al
sunset, or break down at once. Ont
iDjudicious stimulant, single fatal cx.
citement, may force it beyond lis
strength, whilst careful supply o.
props, and the withdrawal of all that
tends to force plant, will sustain it iu
beauty and vigor until night has nearly
setin.