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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-11

ID. Eas e SGaiLeEs GOVef1Of OF otS'o "a -uH-
uessee, to ali who shsl see these presents
Greeting:
uTHEREA5, IT HAS BEEN MADE hN0NN
w 10 me tbst A certain John w or II Jnk Vim,
charged with having committed foul ana
rtrocious murder, on the day OF EeoEu4Iy, leu,
upou the body f George W Thomas. hse OF ol'5
is now running at large. --
Now. therefore, 1, D ". O Senter' GoTsrnor as
al. ressid by virtue Of the power ana aCtncILly
in me Vested do hereby offer reward OF two
hundred and fifty (sz5O.GO dollars, to any pers "a
or persons who may sppTehend the SAID Jonh "
~ IsiIar of our county of Humphreys IN order
thss Justice in that behalf may be had ana ex-
ecuted, ,. -
In testimony whereof, 7 hsye hereunto set my
hand and caused the Great seal Of the
[IAsl state to be affixed, at Nashville, on tie StA
D. ". G SEETER.
BY the Governor; 7. E.BUTLEH,
~ Secretary Of Stale.
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SuPERVIsORs:

Hon Johua + Bullitt, late Chief Justice ny.
Hon II sites, Judge Jed Court Com. Pleas.
Hon T i Cochrane, Cham Lou. Chau. Court.
EHon il W Bruce, Judge Jeh. Circuit SourE.
Hon W Il HOke, Judge JcI- County Court
Hon ] O. RaNleF. Mayor Of Louisville
Ron I L Burnett, City Attorney.
Henry Wollord, City Treasurer Louisville.
Hon L J Webb, senator Of KENTUCKY.
Col q Wharton, u District Attorney.
Col Phil Lee, Pros ATTY Sth Judicial Circuit
Gen J 7 Boyle President y, II * J. Il l.
DIT Bell, Prot Med University, LOUISVILLE
Col JiIson L Johnson, Proprietor Gait House
lion ! Proctor Knott, late member Congress
40 Braunin PrCs't Louisville Board Trade.
James BriiculOrL, Fres't 2d National Bank
.Andrew Graham, Tobacco and Cotton Mef-
chant
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BINGHAM SCHOOL.
MEANWHILE. N. G.

rJNHE FILL SESSION OF 1871 OPENS JULY
26. The course of instruction is preparatory
either to University course or to business. for
catalogue, address -
tel4 dEwlm COL. WM. blNodAm'
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EOK SsLE.-THE PADUOAH STAVE FAC
Il tory, situated on the Tennessee River, with
ia the limits OF the city of Paducah, with the
privilege of the lease of the ground s offered Tor
sale on liberal terms The machinery is Corr
plete and requires but email outlay TO be- put IN
operation. ihe location for the business 10 IN
surpassed for the procuring OF mGteris.7, nome
demand and facilities for shipment Of the pro
duction destined to other mark IS. For further
information, address JOSEPH s. PEASE,
Tvs eodlm 3iS Chestnut ST., St. LOuis, no.
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Mns. FINLEY, stepmother OF ez-AttoT-
ev-Ggnoral stanbery, died Saturday at
Jersey City, aged one hundred and TWO
year,.
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Cheaper Than Ever

TN VIEW OF HARD TIMES. WILL
i SELL
zine Gold watches, Chains, Dta-
mOnds, Fine and Fancy Jewel
nv. silver Plated ware and
Warchmakers' Mater.
IaI, at Cost.
Also. an immense stock Of HAIR, ARTI-
CLES OF TOILET.
The best attention given TO work 10 be done.
The cheapest and most reliable house IN INC
CITY, Call and examine, a6
Ncs 81 Cherry street.
sebls-d MADAM BADoUX.
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DEsCRIPTION.-said John Fritts Is from
twenty to twenty-five years Of age, ABOUT nv
feet seven inches high, fair complexion, raI i
brown hair, gray eyes, clean shaved WnSn AS
seem marked by small pox, has . large D ~ ~.
moln on one of his under eyelfds toeneVeo W %
the right onel weighs about 15o POUNDS &c ov
Knoxville papers copy. JJ'"
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$55O,0OO

q
After paying the expenses Of the enterprise and
making the distribution OF the Gifts, the balance
OF the proceeds arising from tins ssle e GcSets
will be approp listed 10 the es1abli sLment oil q
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FREE LIBRARY N LOUISVILLE,
TO BE CALLED THE
PnbIic Library of Kentucky.
TRLSTEE&:

The Concert and Distribution VIII. take place
upder the immediate supervision OF the trustees
naned in the at OF Incorporation, who are ss
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What We are Surprised At

WE ARE SURPRISED THAT MEN IN THE
wv CITY OF Nashville should rent houses from
year to year, and pay out enough money to pur-
ohase q home, when We have for sale on 30 long
TINS, aud at low prices so many snug cottages N
the eifv ard in fdgeheid. Real Estate viii per-
hans 1ever be lower in this country than IL 10
now. We invite all to read our Bulletins and
Aist.INs5i ON, FARRAR 4 wEAKLEY,
Agents, No. 50 North College street.
ie22 till oct8
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TRENTON.

Great Reunion of the Farmers OF
Gibson COunty-ElOquent speech
OF Col. KiIlebreyC. EEr. Griffith and
others-An Old Fashioned Basket
Dinnar.
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EdgeheId Property.

TN OUR BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN TOWN
i across the river, We hsve for sale some cho-ce
residences both large and small. street rail-
road will soon run through the heart OF the town,
and mako it as agreeable for winter IS summer
residences We invite all TO examine our bulc-
TINS. ARLINGTON, FARRAR & WEAkLEY.
iva toes
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Large closing Out Sale.

yx,uEsDAY MORNING, 18th jolly, coM-
meacing at 9H O'Clock, Yeatman, shieids
70 vii close out to The highest bidner choice
line Of fresh. reasonable Dry Goods, in great va
rietv Many Of these goods are just to hand, and
from new consignors testing our markets, with
instructions to close Immediately. gooo enahce
for bargains JylA ~
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WANTED,

ATTHE MECHANICS BANk, 4 IL KINDS
n OF Local Stocks, Bonds, Bank Of Tennessee
Money, Old and New Issue.
Highest price paid for Nashville and beca
tur and Louisville and Nashville Z. Z. Stock,
ETC., etc.
We furnish x-payers with Old Issue Ten
nessee Money in sums to suit at lowest rates.
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TrAMMOTH CAVE

TINE ROUTE To THIS GREAT NATURAL
wonder of the world is via Louisville and
Nashville r. +. tn Glasgow Junction or Gave
CITY; thence by easy stages seven miies through
Hotel r7eysiv fitted and furnished throughout, is
frst-cisss in every respect. Amusements Of every
tind-spiendid Dane N Hal, Billiards. Croqust,
Target prlciice, Base Bal, Tea Pins, etc. tinest
FisIino and Hunting within few minutes walk
OF TIE Hotel First Class Band during the entire
season, Purest Atmosphere and most 1nyiS0ra'
ting Climate on the Continent temperature n
H., 2regio1 Of the Cave always SO degrees. sui
rb1r Water Of any required strength recently
djeco-ered in the Cave, aad always on hand. d.
re-. TeIegrsuhi5 communication In the Hotel
The very best Summer Resort in Ame-lca
D. L. GRAVES,
fsg7 al sug21 Proprietor.
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Wanted.

EQFTEEN OR TWENTY LABORING MEN
Il ana some rough Carpenters to work in tear
irg down the City Hotel, Auply TO Simmons &
phillips at their Shop or a! the premises.
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Morris City Bonds.

HOLDgRS OF TIE NEW CITY BONDS, OR
III of Coupons signed by myself Is Treazurer,
due or past due, will please present them 20 the
Teller OF the Third National Bank or at ny Of
nee Tor immediate payment
ANSON NELSOE,
iy-1w City Treasurer
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Efannar Of Drawing.

There RijIbC two Glass wheels. O1c wheel
will contain 10000 numbers, plainly printed
on leather tags. The other wheel Will contain
ri boxes, each containing gilt One tag Or
number viii be drawn from the luO,uuO Whecr
ami the Irst box drawn from the second or III
box wheel VIII contain gilt, neatly printed
ana sealed up, and the git 50 drawn from lAG
secOnd Wheg! viii be the g'it OF the Tag AIs'
Gifts viii be paid on presentation oil tickets
drawing sIrrh gifts the secOui day after Craw-
inc. Tickets or coupons drawing gi'ts can be
collected through any business OF b@Lsklha
house i'm Louisville, or by any Express Com
All tickets are like Grccnhacks. No record
being kept of purchasers names, tlchets are
good on to the holder g A.
Persons DESTROYS OF acting rs agents FOR the
sac Of tickets in any citt q the United states
or Canada should ddilCss
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Real Estate and Collection Office Of

TOsEPH WIRELESS. 46 NORTH CHERRY
81 street, special attention given to the col
lection of rents and every description OF paper.
Claims prosecuted through All the courts
n. Hobson, Nashville; j. o. Griffith, Nashville
apr5S- dom
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UNION AND AMERICAN.


Taz Philadelphia Ags puts the Whole
matter IN 8 nutshell when it says "Demo-
cratic rule means economy, reduced deni
and low taxes. Radical rule means reek'
less, corrupt expenditure of money, q
heavy, ruinous debt, and high harden
some taxation.n That is just exactly
what history teeehes.
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1000 LabOrerS Wanted.

WE WILL PAY 81 90 PER DAY FOB ABLE
w bodied LabOters, to wsrk on the Sand Noun
tsin Division OF south and North Alabama Ball
road-twenty-fye miles south Of Decatur, Ala.
Coed healthy locality.
Stone Cutters and Masons also wanted
G. w SAULPAW & co. Contractors,
No. North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn, and
Decatur, Ala myH u
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Che BaltIe House
GEN. JOEL 4. BATTLE,
PROPEIETOE 4,

T COATED ON CHURCH STREET, ONE
| 4 OF the leading th0r0ughfsres CT tie city, ana
dire,tly on the line o. the Street Lal--sd' which
connects closely with the different Ll4i-to-d DO
pots Gnd the Public square.
Merchants visiting the wholesale houses can
f-d q car every few minutes on the square,
which leads directly TO the B-ttle House.
The proprietoe hopes to receive cal from ms
cd friends and the travelling public, promising
that one and all shall be made 70 feel at home.
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Governors Proclamation.

ID. ". &. Senter, Governors Of State Of Ten
uessee to ali who shs1 see these presents -
G-nntin-r.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-09-07

MORTGAGE SALE DEFAULT HAS BEEN
V1 made in the conditions Of certain mortgage,
executed and delivered by Solomon L. Winters and
chel Moore and Tnos. c. Mcclure as co-paxtners, by
the firm name of Moore Mcclure, mortgages, da-
ted the 9th day of June A. D. 1885, recorded in the
office of the Register Of Deeds in and for Stearns
county, Minnesota, on the 18th day of June, A. D..
1865, at O'Clock p m. in book Of mortgage Deeds
on page IS, given to secure the payment Of two
promissory notes made by said Solomon Winters.
der of said Moore Mcclure, one for $500, payable
6monts after date the other for $3.50 IS payable one
year after date each with u oer cent per snnum in
terest until paid and which said mortgage and tho
notes thereby secured were the oath day Of June
A. D. 1862 for valuable and adequate consideration
duly assigned transferred set over unto Alexander
Moore, and Joseph P. Wilson, by instrument duly
recorded in the Office Of the Register of Deeds aores,
on the 14th day Of July, D. 1871 at 10 O'Clock a. NJ,
in book of assignments aHi asrtcii.ents, on pa.t>
$50 end 291. There is cs::i!.ed I. Cue, an!' IS
due upon the jsesai1 no IA su.h OK Leven i1un-
d:el and T>s>y T"V y H. al Tic >.y ereo1, and
a. reason q rs. not. pa, n'ent thereof. tie power OF
10 contained. in SAN mortgage lao Lccome opera
use. Noa;ilJl OF proceeding at law, .: otherwise
has been instituted to the debt secured by
said MORTGAGE OF any part thereof Therefore notice
is hereby given that by virtue Of said power Of
sale and the statute in such case made and ProNed
said mortgage will be foreclvsed fU the amount due
said notes, by sale Of said morteaged premises to
Wit: All that tract piece or parcel q land lying
and being in the County of Stearns, and State OF
seven "a in blsck No. fourteen 90 in the Town Of
Sank CENTRE according to the plat Of said townsre.
corded in theoaace Of the Register Of Deeds in and
for said County of Stearns 1t public vehdus, the
front door of the Court House, in the City of Saint
Cloud. in said stearns county, on Saturday, The, q
day Of September; A. D. 1871 at 2 O'Clock Id tho a.
tsEnoon Of that day to satisy the amount then dup
on said notes, together with an attorneys d 1oleE
ors fee Of Ay dollars covenanted and agreed to- -.
paid in said mortgage in case Of is foreclosure, and
all other costs and expenses.
Dated July 10th, A. D. 1871. ! 81: &:fsjts =. 49,
@~4 - 81: and j6sE ERATp W1rd 49, u:
-: .se:G1 gai . Assignees Of ,Mengstees. o..
KERR Collins, Those. ALDEN,
3. AttorneysJ, Sheriff Of stoasns Co., MN.
july2O7W 49,. i; s~ f.,..
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PEACH COMPOTE.


Pare si1 ripe peaches, and stew '
them very gently for twenty minutes,
in a light syrup. composed Of. five
ounces sugar, and halt pint of water
boiled together for ten minutes: Tarn
them ofteqy while in,this, syrup. Dish
the frpit,; reduce the syrup by rapid
boilinle,:poar ,it-orer the peaches, and
serve them hot for second course
ddb;,' II u cold sfor DESC desert: Be- sure
and obtain perfectly ripe, sound peach
es, and they will DO found delicious
in atkis shaGter:1c A;>hiiic e;e addition t.
tho syrup is tesnd b + adding little
lemon Juice, andthe> tlauched kernels
of tRo or thfee peach OF apricot stones
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rURNIps AfrE POTATOES.

SSssssrs ii ~ 4-7es,s~
Soil, ,kas has. been PROPERLY enriched
for an early crop Of potatoes, cal readily
be put into cond ,tion er turails As
soon n the potstoes ave gathered Jake
sp MISUNDERSTANDING ssatd bufu
after which, carefully spread tho ashes.
Plow and harrow the land level, and it
is readyAar the seed: =; We prefer the
YASHIstohe, but the Purple Top and,
similar whi,e:sorts- are good land will
not be refused by cattle next winter.
Sdgstpss it i.well II add q: dressing:
Of some kind of commercial manure,
such as 6onsr poudretie or 4superphos-
plate, but every man should judge for
himself whether this is necessary Or
otherwise. ~ ~. <..> ~
The usual mode of sowing the seed
Of la sorts is broadcast, but We be-
lieve that it is better plan to SOW in
drills, as With ru.abasas, although the
rows msy 10 nearer together. If the
weather should be wet aud warm for
two or three weoks after sowing, the
weeds are very likely to start and check
tie growth, Of shs turnips,e We know
ttat farmers object to tie expense If
Loeing, whenever and wherever it Gao
be avoided, but if less ground is cult
waited and q good stand Of plants secur-
ed, an equal number of bushels of roots
will be secured without additional ex-
pense. ,.:l.I ,,
There'sare haud.cu!tiva.ors with
which turnips ioxn in drills can b.
kept clear # weeds FOR Ids. th'a half |
the expense that they can be with tho
hoe. SLsbor-saving machines are pref,
ty generally distributed over the ccun-
try:aud=most tarmers" know and appre-
oiate them, but some Of the best hand
oultivators, for cultiva.idg garden reg
etables, are not So. generally known as
their merits deserve. Of curse We
ARD ready ito admit that excellent crops
of both early and late sorts are produe-
ed by the broadcast system, especially
on keS lands, but still We think The
drill is the more certain of the two.-l
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Chemists and. Physicians
i TO ANALYZE IT: :.:::

1hen speak Of It according to fts merits, compare
It With Whiskey and Brandy, and other such article
And see the difference. II they aud the Wine Of Life
pure and wholesome, and the Other Liquors Dosen-
ous, (Which they certainly viii d0j Then hey 81
morally bound to prescribe and recommend the Wine
Of Life 70 their patients aud friends - the belt itm
ulant and tonic in use. and valuable substitute
for whiskey And brandy but Should they find it not
pure and Whist the proprietors claim for it. let them
publicly deneuncs It. II i tho physcians duty to
stmulant for his patients, and to 90 he must Ok
amino andlook into the quality of each article and
learn for himself il the Wine Of Life has any pecu-
!tar merits to general use. The proprie.
ton claim the Wine Of Life to be more wholesome
and far
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-09-07

Hearth and Home learns that Mr..
sheAspstRe great. Nov. ...Yotk Short:
horn cattle breeder, has been offered
and refuseds288, COO tor: three heifsrs
IN bis herd, and also that no has been
otfsSsN 3e5, GOD afota hve cows ~, the
choice Of his hard. al: 81, ne, ~ ~
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MATURE ELS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

Contains no Lac sulphur-No Sugar Of 1seA-No
Litharge-No Nitrate Of Silver, and is entirely fres
from the Poisonous and Misunderstanding DIuss
usedin other Hair Preparations
Trspsrayspt and c'ssrax crystAI; vill not sol
tho nhssN. AkllA- llsstly SAFE, CLEAN and EFF1.
CIENT-decidc5arums LONG SOUGHT FOB AND
FOUND AT LASTl
1t restores and prevents the Hair from .beeaptng
Gray, imparts . soft, glossy appearance, remeyes
DandruR, is cool and refeshfng to the head ehteks
the hair from falling off, and rsstoIssit to psse
extent when prematurely lost, prevents Headache,
cures all Humors, cutneous eruptions, and unnAtuA
Article in the market. , 8, =. ~,
DR.. G. SMITH, Patentee, Gorton Junction, Has.
Prepared only by Proctor BRGTHERs, 0toaee1
ter, Mass. The Genuine is put up in panel bottl.
made expressly for it with name of the article blown
in the glass. Ask your Druggist for Natures Hair
Restorative, and taxa no other. - -.
For sale by C. SCHULTEN CO., :
and TICKNOR, TOI.MAN& co. St. Cloud
VAN Setback, STEVENSON REID, :
Wholesale Agents, 81 Lake Steet Chicago
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WARMERS VINUM WIFE
~ $3.50. Or,
WINE Fife. .>

This wineis prepared to take the place OF Wills
kies and other spirits known to ba made mp OF Fusil
10 distilled With great care especially for thoss Who
require healthy stimulent and for the use Of Msdi.
csl Men and Nurses IN tho sick room, in place of
tho villianous Brandy, Whiskey. and other Liquors
constant complaint of Physic ans in this country,
that impossible to procure pure Brandy, Whisky
and Wine for their patients. We Ask The Medical
aeulty sndAheptblic to give Warmers Vinum Vitae
irvine Of Life : trial, and we ask
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|z||j|||I| l[l[II SOCIETY:

By all eminent anu Professor in vi our
large Medical Colleges. 1t deals fearlessly bat
chsstely with evils from which spring physical and
moral degradation, and domestic infelicty 1t Is be-
ing reviewed--praised or criticised, by sl the Load
tue U: S. and the verdict of the best and most dis
eliminating il, that it lisa remarkable book !;
that it will make Its mark and do good.
woman in tho land, and is having wonderful
sale.
Agents will find this a rare opportunity to mako
money. Circulars, giving full particulars with nu.
merous notices of the Press, sent free.
Address Us. GOODMAN CO.. Publishers
5Custom House Place, Chicago, Ill.
Say where you saw this advertisement. -
v14n2-l3w ;
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-1singlass makes a very delicate
starch, storanice. amusfiU7. ;js IT. boiling
starch, salt ii sugar Should always be
sprihkledin,te prsvent,its sticking to
tbe;iroh:, .i;s = 49,
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, = y
-~sAssh.rsheadsa, bare.footed little
boy 'ston'shed worshippiug oongrega-
ton IN Massachusetts town, on re- re-
cent SQnday, by rushing into church
and exclaimiDg, "Where's my papa?
-the%lks aisout." y'xl=' !soh :: go, 'y''
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SUBSCRIBERS to PErERs' MUSICAL MoS7uLT
~ Ref all the latest and best Music at one ~
r. aud two cents piece. Every number con- -
- tains from 81 to IS worth of new Music; u
E and.it.eaa BE- had for 80, cents. The July 8
~ and August numbers contain Thirty Pieces a
0;of Music, (72 pates, eheet-music sixe) and
viii be mailed for 80 cents Address J. L. -
! PETERS, 500 Broadway, New York. -
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-T6esvej xho wished th.t he : Vi. d ,
fouptaiu 20 that he might always be
playing, didn'tsreaect that 4 fountain
doesptPlaW unleassitsWo1 we'll. Z
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under the charge Of one of the ablsst Pro-
fessors in the United States, who, answ ers
through Tia JOURNAL, ree.,ofs charge, al
questions relating to Sick, Injured Or Dis
eased Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Swine Or
Poultry. This makes it I very valuable
work for reference. and IN almost ..lndis-
Feasible companion to all interested in
Stool. breeding. q The low price at which it
= Publishsd ~ 90 :: year, brings il with
in the reach Of al, Will. theiepisudid In
ducements offered to Agents and Prem
iuma to Subscribers make it to tho inter
go of every Former and Stock Breeder to
extend its circulation. Send Stamp for
8pseimen copy, large Illustrated Show
Bin and Premium List. Get up q Club and
obtain one Of the many valuable Premiums
offered, combating Of Chester; :. White.
Berkshire, Suffolk. Magic and Essex Pigs,
:short-Horn, Alderney, Ayrshire. and DE-
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-Meripo Sheep, Cashmere Goats, Pure-Bresd
Poultry. Norway Oats, Seeds, Agricultural
Implements, Pianos, watches; silver Ware,
Books, 3D., &c.: specimen Copies sent
free. ..S "--.,. - =.
:, Address n. P. Borrs & Co., Publishers;
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SUPERIOR and Cheaper
@~% THAN
;WHlSKEY s BRANDY

IN net, snyoehe article in common use, and ought
so;De used IN every family. Everybody should give
It Ittsa new thing, only been in uso about
one year. vt It has already gained great name and
wonderful sale AID whoever once tries it always
,eeommendst II to his friends. It has the same
strength - whskey, but it is peculiarly pleasant
wen decions and would be crazy to use whisky
&C. IT can got the Vino Of Life 1t IL for sale ~
drnegsts In quart bottles, price ono dol
~ or can be bought by tho case containing one
Dozen bottles. for ten dollars. We challenge the
world to produce purer, cheaper and nicer article
nan .4Stfsta AZ Sfrt - tabtIl
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NOTICE:-U.S ISLAND OFFICE, 80 4

~ |Ss' 01ouu5 01auu. auy =, LII =
Complaint having been entered A. this Office ~
Geo. ". Bjulton against Seth Simons Tor SbanddkiS
bis deelaratoey statement No. 4lOt dated AusssslS
1870, upon the sw1 section ~ township 127, range
80, In Morrison county, Minuesots, wita view to
hereby summoned to appear at this Office on the 18th
DAY Of SUPERNATURAL, at; 10 O'Clock .. n.x =
respond and furnish testimony concel ming said H.
-, $50, G. A. GILMAN, Register.
julyH.6wn r! C.McCLURE, Receiver: -