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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-08-24

TAxa Norlc1.-Al y person. indebted = 10
'oasalson sesouat srs hsfsby aoti6sd that Il
they Do not make payment before the 2o.h
day Of August, 1871, their seoounts viii b.
placed in the hands ofN. T. Barnes, Esq.,,
for collection. I mean businsss.
.~-> -. ~ ... II. OTTENsMEYER.
st. Cloud, Aug. 9th, 1871. 2v.
MISUNDERSTANDING will be given TO oil
persons having unsettled accounts with tho
uudersigned. to settle tho same at the Bank
Of st. Cloud until further notice.
.@~...e.~. 49, >s. PLCKIT L ABBOTT.
st. Cloud, Aus 1Osh, 1871.
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-Chas. Ketcham hiss eneed . lot and 10
usk'ng preparations to- build . residence
on Richmond avenue, near G. A.. 0ilmsn's
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-08-24
Pure icinal Preparations

TNI1DEN e CO., ct their Establishment, prepare
the largest variety Of remedies from orr indige
nous plants Of any in the country. These remedies,
because Of their purity have become standard prspa
rations with the profession. They havs extensive
gardens where the medicinal plants arc largely grown
to DO used whom hesh. Bseh article represents
. certain quantity ofthe plant which 10 upon the
package, hence those who use them know exactly
what thsy Ee taking, which % not the cass With
many invalids who are In the habit Of expsrinen
Ing With secret and questionable popular compounds.
Some idea of their list may DO had whom W state
that thsy prepare of
Fluid and Solid Extracts- Three Hsssdrsd
kinds
Pills, sugar Coated-7suo Hundred kinds.
Elegant Elixirs-One Hundred kisds.
Alkaloids & Ac tive Principies-kffy kinds
Fluid Extract Buchu.-U S.P
This elegant preparation is the true FLUID Elk
TRACT Of BUCH1. prepared according to tho Phas.
maeopoeia, and contains all the active principle
known ~ Bsrosmtn. to which IL added juniper Der.
riss, IVA Urs and Cubebs. It conbines many times
tho strength Of the preparations offered to tho pab-
lie, and 10 regarded invaluable from IT, peculiar
tendency to tho urinary organs, In Gravel, Chronic
Catarrh Of thu Bladder Irritation Of the Bladder and
Uretha, incoDtinenoe Of Urine, and other specific
and Chronic affections for which Buchu 10 20 gomez
ally used. - - ..- 49,.
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st.. Cloud, Aug. II, 1871.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-08-24

-Swsst potatoes made their sppssranet
'iths city On Monday.
There win b social hop q sehva1ts
Thsis' Hsll this svsoisg.
-Toeasess, efspes, wild pauas a.d BIZ H.
BONES ~ among the luxusiss Of Tie
tines.
-Wesldn't II b advisa bic 10 have both
eft1s ffelt doors u The Post Oaies open
ds1i.e tAs delivery Of tho nsils1
The Baptse Social soeissy will meet
With Mn. Alnss Smith, Friday aitsrnoon
md svsaias. Aug. Is. All ars invited.
-Harvest ID shout over. The weather
% fhr has bsea decidedly favorable for the
t.ssshssing Of the crops.
Judge AeKslvsy, returned from Duluth
On Saturday lsat, where hs he's been hold
Ing term ofessft.
-sp,esr 3cirlisls have received . cen.
S~ oSsos u s0Ao1o8 V0Assh' ~As
sasly sad 81Se your selections. ~
The tbll term Of the Third Normal
SsAeol q this place win eonnsnee On
Hsdnssdsy, the sob last.
"A Sw days mere to ct your boots and
shoes ehesp, at Lausrmsnn's. This u the
lest wsst.
WORK On the Driving Park IL progress
t1S finely. The track has bssn plowsd
a.d 10 now bsing sorspsd and graded. and
Will b ready for use n few days.
-Unlsss you wish premature death
yes VIII let III The poisonous hair proper
akleos aleae. Natures Hair Restorative 10
A>~&>>AS~ A>~-1>.> a. 400
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-08-24
LUMBER MARKET.
ST CLOUD go & nARKET.

lumber can be had only stthe yards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-20
a<Maine has originated lobster candy.

~" Do write, and fear not" is what the
girls say 10 their correspondents.
az The Nova Scotia giantess takes forty
yards OF stun for dress.
~1he London SATURDAY. Psr;s,g TALKS aho,,.
the - State OF ST. Louis" YOU know
81 Black silk stockings are the style for ariS-
tOcratlc ladies' wear, in London.
~ Sport jackets, clinging to the figure, are
R-Connectieut has originated - leather wed
kid" ~ N'
~John Cbinaman is rapidly becoming ac-
climated. He struck recently In New Orleans
wanting to initiate Mclean man and Irishy
man.
eS-Mrs. Willard, of Cincinnati, thinks Iots os
married women d" live in q state OF hypocr,.v
with their husbands, }" and don't love them some
Ihey might remedy that by going to live in the
State OF Indiana, without them.
ga fond father recently wrote: alt sene-
rally takes twenty years OF training to eradicate
anat Word nice from a womaD's vocs bulsry.
Il, Inc fails OF Niagara, the psalms OF DAVID. aud
the progress Of the human race we're all nice 10
my eldest TN she got married"
- Ladies declare that from the beauty OF the
Spring fashions they are driven TO the opiuiou
that y was fortunate chance which freed
american dressmakers from the supremity OF
Partisan modistes, and left them free TO eYer-
else their own ingenuity.
ga London correspondent says that Queen
Victoria visits Prince Albert's tomb every dav
- PldCcs Udchct OF 1fesk flowers
near IL. reads a chapter in the Bible, kneels
down, and offers mp prayer that she NAV meet
him in the world TO come.
@Tbere is a moral taught BY the following
conversation which needs TO be learned bv uapy
fathers. Said little four ear-old: a. Mother,
father won't be in heaven with us, will be P''
Why not, my child?'' " Because he can't
leave the store"
~ Boston paper is authority for the story
that John q. Whittier never composed a stanza
Without bringing on an attack OF neuralgia
nom which il is inferred that his verses cost
him more pains than do those Of any poet in
America.
SThe widow of John Brown lives IN Hum
boldt county, California, with her son Salmon:
and her daughters Sarah and Ellen. Anne, who
was with her father st Hsrper's Ferry, is mar
red IN Calfoi Ma. The two sons John and ia
son, live in Ohio, Owen in Pennsylvania, and
Ruth remains at the old place in North Eliza
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-20
SPECIAL SESSION OF TIE sEyiTE,
Proclamation by the President.

The following proclamation has Just been
issued by President Grant:
By the President Of the United States Of Amerioa
PBOCLAmATION
whereas objects OF interest TO the United
States require that the Senate should be CON
vened at II O'Clock on Wednesday, the tenth day
OF Nav next, 10 receive aud actupon such com
munications as may be made to it on the part on
the Executive
Now, therefore, !, Ulysses 5. Grant, President
OF the United States, have considered il TO be
my duty to issue this nay proclamation. de-
cisriDg that an extraordinary occasion REQUIRES
the Senate Of the United States 10 convene for
the transaction of business, at the Capitol. in
the City OF Washington, on Wednesday, the
tenth day of MAY next, at twelve O'Clock on
that day, of which all who shall at that time he
entitled TO act as members Of that body are
hereby required TO take notice.
Given under my hand ana the seal Of the
United States, az Washington. the tgen-
ueth day OF April, in the wear of our
LII Lord one thousand eight hundred and
seyenty-one. and OF the independence OF
the United States Of merica the ninety-
NTH. g Cpa~-s
By the President:
HAMILTON FISH, Secretary OF State.
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Gvn ,,.s26o .0oo 90.

SRAND GIFT CONCERT AND pisrRIsU
nun ior the Benefit Of the eoldiers' and Sailors
Urpbsn Home, washington, d. O., and New York
Sw1uhhd,ins Hospital, Ee1 York City, TO be held ia
ws.hins ION CITY. WEDNESDAY, EVENING",
Sr,e IN s7l After the Concert the following
ts 2, hsai Estate, Bonds; Socks, &c win Be
-Four stS,y House s6 North Calvert street Bsf;:
more, $500; zee acres timber land ia w sshine-
ten county, Md; dwellings and stsam saw mill o.
OhesaReske and Ohio Canal and B. % ri q
SD,p; three story dwelling, l22 Bolton stres;
Bsltimore, SIG 200 country residenoes ne,
SoysnrOwn, Baltimore county. line Of Psssens.
ks.Iwsy, 5 miles from Baltimore, S8 90: Tbree
story bouse, VIC Conway street, RaItimore a. M.
S9n0 bones, Brownsville. Precinct snS gincnl,,
COUNTY, nepfsska, per cent I'm gold euaraSsssS
~ real estate In said county Cash dim
70 SyVo, also, 1900 u, h Bonds SlS ~ Ne-.k
Caioiina %, ~ shar. Baltimore And Ohto ne "a
ny, Wy thsres Esfional Mechanics' Bank BaIfi1,~e
~ snares Siuzene National Bank, BaIrimore si
p a.i 5n,isdeiphia, Wilmington and BaltImorr
m1ssISosa, Ivy shares Northern Central Railroad
s. Ico seS York aud krie In ell, zoos Giits
vii take place after the Concert. and list of ararX
vii De announced In HeV York and washinston
papers the dss following OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ri
McCuhooRb. Elkton. Md Ma. Gee. T. Casfls IA
nmore TIustee-hon Jas 3 Negley, M ~. Ws.h
lpst.n References.Hon Il: Brent, late Attcr-
Asent Standard Life Co., Baltimore; N D. Ssxin'
supt Agencies AsSury Life Co., New Ys,t I'm IN,
a.: General ID. Hunter, q. o. A, Wssbinsta, tt,;
Ns'ionsl Bank, HAxerGown, Apnlsm.n c Isl
bapf ers, haea stown, Md Orders Tor riekst. vi;
receive prompt attention Send for Circulsr
splsth4t No. ., Wall street, New Teri.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-20
VICTOR "
Merrick Defeated by $500 Majority!
And Yet He Is Not Happy.

The returns as We go TO press with our second
edition a p. NJ confirm those & ven in our first
edition, indicating heavy majority for Chip
man, estimated st not less than 1000 and BY
many at higher figure
1t estimated that TIE 1st district has gone re-
publican by $50 majority; the "a, $50, 4th,
u.s. 5th, 80; Oh, s.; eth. 500; sth, SIS; 9th.
IS; 10th, 50; Ilth, 10; 18th, $50; 18th, 500:
Goth, lOOi 21st, 90; I'D, 65; and that the demo-
Gratis will carry the 80 district BY 10; the
18th, by 90; l2;h, by go; 18th, by 50; 18th, by
$50; 10th, by IS and 10Th, by 100.
This will make a republican majority of
about 2 500 in the District.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-20

The name Of Col. Frank L. Howe is mention cd
by some OF his friends in connection with the
Assistant Secretaryship Of the Treasury. ex-
pected to be made vacant by the transfer of
Mr.. Hartley to the Office of Commissioner of
Customs. Mr.. Howe lie q New Engisnder, but
has lived in the city Of New York for some time
past, and is said to hold at present come pos-
ton in connection with the custom house. He
10 generally considered very handsome man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-20

John Saxton, the veteran journalist OF Ohio
died at Canton on the 18th inst, aged 81. He
published the Ohio Repositsry for ufty-eeven
years eonsecutiveiy, and took part in its e,Ii-
toris', business and mechanical manageIne nj
almost to the day of his death. Mr.. Saxton was
the only man in the United States who was able
to publish In his own and the same paper a
cotemporaneous account or the downfall of the
two Napoleons, the first in 1915 the latter in
te-0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-20
PERSONAL.

A LAWYEB OF GOOD FAMILY. POSSE ,sED
OF means and some personal appearances, aged
~, oeslres the acquaintance Of lady Of refinement
ana wealth, with q view TO marriage and a teur 81
Pp Ui, Res, Address CLARENCE a. ANDERSON,
IOs. oHSe. apo 81
T'Ht GENTLEMAN THAT MADE THAT
wheelbarrow wager is NOT 4. GIORGE
COMBS, grocer: II IL some other Coombs. No ~
no oonnectIen With the COMBS family. apis-st.
STAmMERIEG POSITIVELY CUREDn
~ HHaoH MedtctaeoT SKrsioai Ia. frUynsafg
10. b. Patent applied forJ
The undersigned offers his services for "a. So.
ment o. all who are afflicted with StammerInS "a
lmPeolmento OF Speech. Come and see him-he viii
positively eject an easy aud permanent cure
Ladies and children treated ct their residence,
au,-s.- DR. II D. LACHMAN
apH OF W. corner llth and n streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-20

0Paris is now called I" the Internal City"
0A clergyman in Connecticut boasts the
utle OF the Rev. Hezekiah Fiddle. ID. ID.
- There are about 8 250,O communics n b.
OF the Roman Catholic Church in the United
States.
- Parson Lazier, Of Indiana. announces tn At
he will Eight potato bugs and the devil during
the ensuing season.
RA wretch In Louisville backed SQUARE
ont of his marriage engagement after the ex-
Pectant bride and her party we're at the altar.
VThe strongest propensity in womans ma
ture, says careful student OF the SEX is to
want to know what's going on, and the next
strongest is to boss the job.
~ The recent Methodist Conference at Will
mington unanimously denounced the practice
Of holding gift enterprises" and the other
forms Of gambling indpiged in at church fairs.
~ The Boston Tyanscript intinates that many
Of the members OF the Massachusetts, Legisla-
ture who recently voted for the re-enactment
Of the Prohibitory law are known to furnish in
toxicatiDg liquors to their guests, and to accept
invitations to drink whenever they are asked.
ia cottage 10 building ut Long Branch
snich tt lie proposed to present to Bishop Simp-
son. HE proposition was started at the close
OF iast season, the lot was given by Mrs. Coop
President Grant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-20

CONVERTING THE SAINTs-The English
MethodistsJ among whom the Mormons Obtain
many converts, are organizing a system by
Nnlen they nope to obtain back many of the de-
luced people from the ranks of Brigham Yonng
Inc plan of operations proposed is 70 carry the
spiritual war into the enemy's country and re-
convert the backsliders. To accomplish this
missionaries are TO he sent ont to Utah from
England, and BY series OF eamp-meeting rs near
Tue City OF the Saints convince than of the sim
fulness OF their polygamic habits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-20

To STOP BLRRDING.-It is said that hla.1;,
from wound, on man or beast. NAV be stopped
Dy M ixture OF " heat -four and common salt
IN equal parts, bound on q cloth. IL the bleal-
ing te Irofuse, use large quantity, say from
one TO three ptnts. IL may be left on for hours
or even days If necessary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-20

The contest fOr seat in the House Of Repre-
sentative of the Forty-second Congress, from
the second district OF South Carolina, between
Z. Bowen and K. g. De Large, will. il is be.
leved, be decided in favor OF the former. a.
the commissioners of election OF Beaufor,
county, in that district, we're tried in the L. s
Circuit Court in Charleston, last week, upon
an Indictment charging them with having
stuffed the ballot-boxes. falsihed the election
RECORD, made false returns OF the number OF
votes cast, and committed divers other acts in
violation ofthe United States enforcement law
at the last election. The jury found the prison
ers guilty, and Judge Bond sentenced them each
to two years Imprisonment in the penitentiarv
thus sustaining Mr.. Bowen's charge OF fraud in
that district, and proportionally mere asine h,s
chances for the contested seat. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-20
EVENING STAR.
TIE ELECTION.

OUR NEW GOVERNMENT,
FIRST DELEGATE TO CONGRESS.
CHIP NJ AN THE MAN.
OUR FIRST LEGISLATURE.
TEE LOWER H0USE OF ASSEMBLY.
A REPUBLICAN MAJORITY.
The Voting in all the Precincts.
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Sixteenth Dfssxtes

At O'Clock there bad voted in the rst nra-
cinct. 2SS; second precinct, 22s; third precinct
al: Tie election Is proceeding quietly in this
district. there being but one or two voters AZ
each precinct. Merrick men claim the district
for Merrlek and Robertson by ib0 the Chipm an
pep cay the vote 10 about even.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-20

The Voting in all the Precincts.
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eYeMleenfh DlsfYlef

Registered voters. 1,sT0-9,0 white, $50 COL
Downing, dem.
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Registered voters, lO69-sJ2 white. or coI.
ored. Candidates, y. W. Mcknight, rem. And
Samuel r. Robertson. dem.
dtrst Prseinet-32i4x street northwest.
Meond PTeeind.-30s \ street.
fAird Preeiaet.-304 4 street
tni s ds.rlct, AZ 1880 a. m, In the first pre-
10y iio votes had been cast; second precinct,
-. ne Merrick men claim this district by a
s .h majority. The Chipmau men saw that
,he; ,na.' e IN ms1orty 80 far OF about 100. and
. MI. Ssny Barrett offered 70 vote In the Sir
sSs1 M district today, and on being Informed
sented an affidavit that she was Iee,., 1ne pre-
ined voter, and that she had presented hsrssir
for registration and been refused. This = 10.
VII Is presented In All cases by the women APP
ipgs.
Seventeenth District.
Registered voters. 1,s7O-9,0 white, $50 col
ored. Candidates, y, A. B0s we'll, rep: r.. ID.
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registered voters, 2,O53-I.l5j white ana qiS
eOIVIsu Candidates, Peter Campbell, rep,
frst Prseinct.-Corner OF iih and L streets
See0sd PTeeiHe'.-Near corner of 18th and 4.
streets northwest. ' -
Third PTeeiHct-Nesr corner OF 4th aud f,
streets. - ""' =
The colored voters were out in force in this
uis,rct, having gone 10 the polls ~ ore
o clock a. m. The vote stood in this Cistrjct
a. follows at 80 a. m.:-First nrecincf - "a
whites second precinct, 20, Is white third
precinct: 90, @ white;) fourth precinct 81 =
whte.l The republicans claim the district hy
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-12
NEW YORK.

State Securities DuIl-Steamship Arrivals
Death Of Commodore Chauncey-
Governments Very Steady.
NEW YORK, April 1.-Mopey easier, clos
ing at 81. Gold llOA 1lO3s. Five tweu.
ties of 1862 1924. States securities dull:
Tennessees 65a4, new 65 70; virginias g.. new
y; LOuisianas 68, new g.; levee sixes 73;
eights 84h; Alabama eights lO3, fives. g.;
Georgia skies "a, sevens 90; North Caro-.
linas 4S, new gan; South Carolinas 72, new
6Ols.
Arrived: Nebraska, Rising Star, San Sal
vador, Champion, Terry. Arrived ont.
Calabria, Nevada, Abyssinia.
Commodore Chauncey is dead.
Governments have been very steady and
dali all day, closing firm. Opening prices:
Skies of 1881. 1l6ss; of 1864, 1l2a4 Of 1855,
1l2&, new, 1925; Of 1867, HISS; 1868. ll2.
Ten-fOrties, 1885,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-12
A Brave Action.


The jackson Pilot reports this brave
action:
As the train on the New Orleans, jackson
and Great Northern railroad was leaving
West Jackson for the north, yesterday, Colo
mel McMicken, with greater haste than eau
ti0n, attempted to jump aboard a passenger
car He missed his footing and fell between
the forward and rear trucks. the cars being
in full motion.
All who saw the accident gave him up as
lost, excepting q cOlored man who sells cakes
at and about the depot. He did not stop to
think, but dropped his basket, cakes and all
and with movements as quick as those of an
athlete, seized the prostrate Colonel-who
was lying helpless upon his back upon the
iron rails, ready to be crushed by the
wheels-by!the head. and succeeded in drag
ging him away. The heavy wheels, how
ever, caught one foot and crushed it
severely.
A narrower escape from sudden death
was probably never known, but the person
thus saved was put upon the train, which
had stopped meantime, and went his way
rejoicing, not having time to 30 much as
say, ''thank ye, sir ~ The name Of the col
orcd man who saved the lite Of Colonel
McMicken at the imminent risk OF. hie own.
and voluntarily incurred the loss Of his
baAket Of cakes, Il Owen Murphy. He ID
p04r but deserving, and II Ne nni6ta1ke not
III man fe .sayed, when he lo6kna h0w
ch II oHe Owen, win NJ be own lin
X H. - IS - -. =, IS q iSz5s.f
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-12
Strange Disease.
Tho Clinton Patriot saws:

The people in the neighborhood Of the
Plains Store have been greatly excited and
very much alarmed by disease hitherto
unknown to that locality. On the eight
eenth of March the first case was developed
in the family of Mr.. - LigOn, and within
four days his wife, two children and young
lady relative were taken i'll and in two DAYS
after the development of the first symptoms
we're dead. One member of the family who
was taken with the disease is convalescent.
Doctors inform us that it is q species of
mcningitis-an intense Inflammation of the
outer membrane that covers and supports
the brain and spinal marrow, a disease for
which the medical profession has discovered
no remedy. Opinions differ as to whether
contagious or not. but.we are assured by q
medical gentleman who has had considers
BILE experience with this type of sickness,
that it seldom extends beyond the limits Of
the family in which it first originates.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-12
The Tensas Journal of the eighth, pub
ished at St. Joseph, says:

The river at vieksburg was, up to Wednes-
day, rising about one inch in forty-eight
hours-abOut the same as at this point.
Dispatches from above and along all the
principal tributaries report the waters fall
ing, with the exception, however. of the
Arkansas, above Little Rock, which wss
rising slowly.
The backwater from Tensas is rapidly
overfOwing the low lands in the back part
Of this parish, to such an extent as to mate
rally interfere with planting operations;
aud, from present prospects. we are led to
believe that there will be a continued rise
in the swamps for at least two weeks, al
though the water in front may not reach q
higher point than at present.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-12
The Mobile Tribune says:

Mr.. Henry Thompson, for many years a
stevedore, working in the lower bay, but
more recently policeman under Mayor
Horst, committed suicide yesterday morn
ing by placing a pistol under his chin
and discharging the contents through his
head. He borrowed a pistol for the pur-
and went under q shed in his back yard, cor
ner of Jackson and Earle streets, and COM
mitted the deed. He was suspended from
the police for being drunk the day before,
and it is thought that this may have caused
him to perform the rash and fatal act. He
was about fifty years old and leaves wife.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-12

n6YCHOnGANCY.- LADY OR GENTLE
u maGC egn make eloo0 . month, secure their
own haQpineag and Independence. by reading
Hsychonlnncy, rAsoinati0n or Soul Charming, 400
pGGeAE Rplt fn6txactions to use thus power over
mercr a1fukalae et VIII, how to Mesmerise become
Trance or Wfitlht Mediums, Diyinati0n, spirit
ssS r ns;i&RsS &siSsn o. GUIDE Ssns to ,ias! iae
EtAGp; eee1 m0o sold. Sent by mail in cloth for
~ ~ r. W covesA IL The Philadelphia Star,
kl6N] y the 6eoE, says: Its auther is Herbert
Hnlfltcn, n a, she celebrated Psychological lee
tnrsr. 1he pubsisher, T. w. Evans, one Of the
-o016Dt eGtnBl p1fnmers and publishers in the
soi1Nv tho m6u15oa ~ whose name 10 sufficient
G16ssnSee q rs inertia NJ. Evans has spent
t0So e1veGsi6lne und getting out this extraor-
Gnary 4ook nko11fts in Psychology read and be
cS1V3npo1 = G1o Gondeffhl occnlt power"
. H0rcar-Any pegsuu willing to act - Agent will
zecsfee e1ple cnpy ffee. AZ no capital is re,
4o1Eed, all d0sifeus n genteel employment s,orld
0on4 ~ the voGk tuclosfhg ten cents far postage,
q e. ~. Evnnn, ~ South Eighth street, Philadel
phia Pennsylvania. app 3m W.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-12
NOTICE TO CONsIGNEEs.

NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORrHKRNl
Railrosd Company, Freight Office,
New Orleans, Louisiana, March q, 1871.
YVHE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED UNCLAIMED
Il articles win be sold at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash, by D. Z. Morphy, auc.
tioneer No. Al Magazine street. to pay freight and
charges il not claimed within thirty days.
8. r. ARMSTRONG-50 BARRELS H. L. OIL.
\. p. AkMNTRONG-14 CASES H. L. OIL.
A. BROWN.40 CASkS GASOLINE
EDWARD A. BURK, Freight agent.
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