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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-05-11

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THE JOURNAL reach every
househ old in Northern Min
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State i. and dl, weintend to i. make
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An original Mon,b:y Magazine for Young
People. Has fue full page illuetrat;o.:s
stories, history, travels, puzsles, SO. IS
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II. T. HEMBOLDs EXTRACT BUCHU
CURES DISEASES .ARR1s ING FROM 1MPRU
DENcEs, HABITS OF DISSIPATION, ETC.
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These Pills arc the most delightfuly pleasant pur-
gate supe!csdng castor oil. salts, magnesia, ETC.
They give tone, and cause neither nausea nor gripping
palms. They are composed of the finest ingredients
After few days use Of them, such an Inauguration
OF the entire system takes place to appear mirac
al. ne to the weak and enervated whether arising
IRON. imprudsncs or disease. II, T Hemhold's Com,
pound Fluid Extract Catawba Grape Pills are not
sugar coated from the fact that sugarcoated Pills do
not dissolve, bnt pass through the stomach without
'.ssolvirg, consequently do not prouce the desired
effect. The Catawba Grape Pills. being pleasant in
taste and cdor do not n-cessita,e their being sugar.
coated. Price Fifty Cents per box
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The LITTLE Chief.

A magazine for Boys and Girls, similar in
style 70 the magazine described above
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The You,sg Folks Ruraz.

q handsomely illustrated eigbt-psge paper,
complete II every department, and may
b road By old and young alike with profit.
q Published q Chicago BY II. N. F. Lewis,
3 publisher Of the Resters Rural, at 81
per year. = -. - - - !; ~. il, ?,
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OIL AND LAMPS

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pounded and order answered ~ith sArs
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II tFffFF sFshi7A a ~ y "A 001
s. s4s&k1stf i arS:E ~, i fS:isi G.ti Ma NAAV1
2 s.ts saWash!Letos Avepue:s safCku
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-11-15
GnTembnrger @asette.

nsratisn bsran;ieben. 0arum eifert man
Sesen SreensIdweftern unb S6ulbrdeer
unp grieter i'm unterridt. Darurt aud
inb bic oSnternatipnale" unb Der Sclis
parismus 70 sars einserftansen nit Der
Sebauptuns, Der rur prOfane llnterri6t
lei cine 9flt6t unb bic l1nwifenbeit
in ge;us auf @ptt unb s6ttlide 1inse
lei elm &e6t. 0arum, aud fins Sn>
.tertatipnale unc 9iberalismus einia
in Se;us auf 5rennuns Der Stride pom
Staat, einis lpen,t es gilt, jeben GinHus
Der &elisipn auf bic meni6li6e @eieIz
f9aft san;li6 ;u beutmen.
DEM mas tbut Der felt einsm balben
Sabrbunrert son Der Gretntaurerei aufs
seta1elte 9iteralismus? Gr sers
fytematif1 bic fatbps
ltf6e STRIDE unb In Der Stride pas
Gbritentbum i~ibtrbaupt, te1en, sinsis
treue Sertreterin fe 1T. Seine Spurnas
le, feine Sdulen, ieine@ erbinpunser, feline
@erfe fdeinsn feinsn anbern3 wed III item
men snp er isIbft i6sint fetnsn anter,,
@runb ieineS Daieins ;u BADEN, als ben,
bic Stride su befriesen auf ale 8ei,e,
putd @nidwar;ansen, Sareasmen, fall
fde antlasen, @erleumeunsen. Das
anstftrebte 'Reiultat cieles srbittsrten
&rieses, ipu mad tem @usipru5e zines
Der Sauptfibrer bss lberalen 2assrs,
fein anters iein ais: Grfidunsbes
&atbplieismus I'M &ptbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-11-15

Selbaufr Wtaser in Can 8raneiSco cine l6pns
SrstI MAIDEN, bic Oamsn untsrnabmen bic Grs
ri9tuns bee Iltars, ippsbl ais aud bic aasfas-
tuns %telsIben unp IS sstt iest allies elmer l6rnen
gplsnhuns snisssen.
stu1 purte Der Sptr: Sr. Ssrts ron hem
9runbfase sslsitst bae pbne reIiei6ie G~rsiebuns
Der Sussab, feline Gsmsinbe bsfsbsn Tonne unp
erri9tste tssbaIb unter 9situns sinss ti6tisen
9sbrsrS cine S9u!s, pslde ten f6Snfen Sort
gang bat.
Iortb darlington, Soma. (Gprr) 3n
her lsstet Summer Der DGa;rtts" braGtsn Gle
bic @ittbeiluns srn Der GerisBuns unlere5 ali
ssutsia ssi&aBten SesllurssrS, 5S9p. perm Is.
.. grptf Zen infGntissn Bitten Der Gemsinte,
mitslistsr, bic i6 in elmer, 1870 linterl9riiten
;dbleutea getitica ~besfals an ben Spdw. Serrn
giidrf ~panttsn, III es seIanssa. bic sssebsnr Or.
Der riidsansis su MAIDEN unp freuea mir uns bss.
balls, Sbnsn bsats mit;utbsilsn ;i tSnnsa, RAP
unier seliebter SeelIrrser urS ni9t SsrIafen, lcn.
bern fcrtfabrsn pirb, IN ~un5frer Mitte III ipirfsn,
iung Pussn u. 6rummsn aasr@smtInbe @itslisttr.
5s@p. ausua RcttlsJ bsfimmtbi Vi SstIicr-
&C bieisr @emeinte ~ iib%erusbmsa, pirb benz
mad bic gafuratipn ter fatbrIiidsu @smsints
in Sbrias gspunt iberatbmsn, nnb bu6w.
Sbpmas 5%raasnbpfsr bisbe gfausr in
Sbeias Ruunt tsirb ais SssIfprser Der tatbrs
Ii@sn 9smeinbs scn 81. gstsrsbura etpa Z
WsiIen ,psitIia scn Tserssiaf, scrfebsn. y
ct. Transs citation, Wisc. am Cont
tag ben 5. Rsstmtsr, sarte aabisr sem 5pdw.
9ii&sf Senni Elm nsttss Grame air3lsin gum
beilisfsn Ssrien Ssiu sinsspsibt. Bel Der Sci
srli&fsit 3ussssa .rarsn a&t prcftfuren hsS ga.
%Isfianusn, ale Ssminarifen, bic 3Selinee Der
nats ssIsssrsn NsrmaIfduIs, 70 mic stne srpbs
Mense 8pIfes!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-11-15
3tel btr SnternatioMale.

Die Snternationale bat bic @asfe
abSspUrfen: lie bat Gptt unb
Der &irde ben &rieBertldrt:
is beerobt ben TbrUm bas Gfsens
tbnm tas Capital bic Snbus
trtt bic &dnfs bic Wifen NJ
t@aften bic sanasbGrserIi9e
9elsllt@ aft; fe Serbirst ibre Sla>
ne l'iat uaskr; fe bat seseist .ipie fe ties
lelee. ausfdbrt; fe perfdntst tae fie
sttleIben ausfabren pirp unb tab bic
Stanes esr Musfdbruns ni9t mebr
ferne IN.
Die Sntsrnatisnale bat bsfStcNsn ME
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Sur Gimwamperer.

gertrauensmGnnsr hsS teutlSsn, rSmiI6.!a
tbsliIhsn Central ersins lnb :.
.Spiepb SSble, 1876 Third Str, New-YOrk
City.
Gbriftaa 9ittsE 80 Fell STR Balti-
more, Md. -
@m. &etff Milwaukee Wise
SebnQwcm IA, Winona, MINI.
@br. 9erme, Fond du lac. Wise
Sebn 8 ertfn8 A, Chicago, Ill.
Senry @ on I'd, Louisville, Ky.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-11-15

GineS Der beften Gefddfte Der Siatt
aus Scaybtnsbans nebf; Stauuns une yarb be-
Rsbenb, s~sybunhsn nit nneni sutsa Salsrn, iii
mssm @sMnStnkrIdf&isn bee isbistn Snba.
tys untsr sinRtSrp 4sbfnsanssi ausiasfrfaus
eu.-YStsrss ia kff Office b. b. Sft, II,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-11-15

Gerr cJsfeph 2s6er, 8nHbSniItt,, 9ss
Aenabsr sT ct. Rariens Birdie; bait ffie cine
Mn,abI Grsmplars hrr p2uysmtufesr pa.
aefte" serrStbia, unb tSnnea ALE isne, We eS 70
phnlasu, tas gIatt ki ibm ksRsasa unb Abnsbs
men. 3
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-10-12

PRESERVING FRU1r.-A method Of
preserving fruit quiet frequently adopted
in Russia, consists in Stacking fresh lime
a little creosote. The fruit is to be pack
ed in wooden boxes, with layer of the
prepared chalk powder of an inch in depth
at the bottom. This layer is to be hrs
covered with sheet of paper, and uporr
it the fruit is to be laid so as not to touch
each other. On the first layer offrult an
other sheet of paper is placed, with thu
lime powder sprinkled over it, and a shee
of paper over this; upon this an9 9 ne
LAYER of fruit is spread as before, and tn n,
process continued until the box is full
The corners may then be filed with char
coal. If a tight fitting cover is put on tn
box, the fruit, it is said, will maintain 1t
freshness for at least a year.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-10-12

Worthy OF IMITATIoN.--M 3
Thornton of Ohio adops this method with
his boys and girls, and it ought TO be as
an example in every farmers family who
are " we'll enough to do"
give mine tools of every DESCRIPTION
and they learn to handle them; | have
boy IA years old that can half sole pair
of boots, make leather halter, mend al
the harness, and make dove-tail box as
we'll as most lourneymen mechanics. We
have a shop and work bench, and ches
of tools, and on rainy days do our own re
pairs. l give my children plenty of in
teresting books to read and piano fe
the girls, and we make home interesting
and they have no desire to be rambling
away in bad society. l find it cheaper L
do this than to defend them at COURT al
many are compelled to do.
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M A RRIAG E G Z [ d E
EVERY ONE HIS OWN DOCTOR.

A private instructor for married persons OF
those about to be married, 9th male and female
in every thing concerning the phi! s'o'oey and re
lations Of our sexual system, aud the FfoducuoI
and prevention OF offspring including all the new
discoveries never before given in the English Ian
guage, by VIM. Young, NJ. D. This Is really {
valuable and interesting work. 1t Is written II
plain language for the general reader, and is Illus
tratei with numerous engravings. All yours
married people, or those contemplating marriage
and having the east impeachment to married life
should read this book. It dsclose5 secrets tina
eve one sho1ld be acquainted with; still 1t Is &
book that must be locked up and not lie about th'
house It will be sent to any nd lreSs on receip
of so cents. Address u VIM. YOUNG, No
4I6 Spruce Street above Fourth, Philadelphia.
42:M6mOs
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r A,rh OF yERMONTDISTkIC

STArh. OF VERMONTDISTkIC1
- Of Fairhaven, S.. The Probate Court fol
the Distnctof Fairhayen:
To all persons lnteFe sted in the estate Of james
Miller, ia'e of FairGavsn, in SAID ois
trict, deceased, interstate. GREETING:
The admins ratios of the sa d deces +set, hav-
log REPRESENTED that il will be nece~ sary to *
tend the time heretof re limited for + he paymen
of de9ts and e. tlement of said estate have IN 4d,
application t. said Court for such extension
Therefore,
By the authority of the State of Vermont, Yo,
are hereby notified to appear before sand Court
at the Probate Office in Castleton. said dis re
on the 9th day OF November, A d 1910 shoV
cause, if any you have, why said ex+ensIo,
should not be granted.
Dated at Castlet'n, m laid d's'rict, his p da!
of October, A. D., 1871.
In s ,1.AEK,
4O:wST, He4isgtr
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o. VEBMDNT.t I@IRIOI

STATE o. VE8MDNT,t IS!RIC1
~ of Rutland,
Be /. remembered. that at a session Of the Pro-
bate Court holden at Rutland, within and for
said district, on the 10th day of September a. D.
1871.
PRESENT: Hon. W tlterC Uunton, JUICE
Whereas, certain instrument IN writing.
under seal, purpor'ug 70 b'- the last will and
testament of Nirnm Clpk late o. Er ndon,
in said District, deceased, ha%In{ been tuis
dav presented, to said Court tor pro0nte, aud
dull, filed in the Registers Office Therefore,
1t is ordered that Al persons u'eIesf I'd in rht
estate of SAID DE- aSed, be notified to appear be
fore said Court. at the Probate Office Rutl4n
in said district on the third Tuesday in DC ober.
AID 1871 ny publication Of this order, NEE week.
succpseively previOu| thereto, in tte Rutl4ud
HERALD, newspaper -fJrrrt'c--4--- All. Rutland
in the County of Rutn4"d TO shoa, cause. If any
they may have, Why sail insuu "-:t il wrt"I' g
should not be proved and allowed, tit last VIA
and testament OF the said d-c-agtd.
JOEL G. BAKER,
40:w3w Register.
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TWENTY EIGHT YEARS PRAoTICE.-In the
Treatment of Disease incident TO Females, has
placed DIR. DOW at the head of a l physician;
making such practice specially, and enables him
t. guarantee speedy and permanent cure In the
worst cases ofSuppression and ali other Menstrual
arrangements from whatever cause. All letters
for advice must contain 81 Office, No. 9 Endi
colt Street. Boston.
n. B-Board furnished 0 those desiring to re
main under treatment.
Boston, July, lS7l.-w1Yr
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,y,ur American SEWING MACHINE

AND THE AMERICAN BCTToN-HoLE AND OVER
SCANNING SEWING MACHINE CONFINED,
are worthy the attention Of sll in want of II
FIRST-CLASS MACHINE. AS a FAMILY
MACHINE the COMBINATION MACHINE has 40
rival. 1t Is the cheapest we'll the best,
since il is really TWO MACHINES con bined n
one, by simple mechanical arrangement never
before accomplished, making either the Lock
Stitch or Button Hole Stitch, occasion may
require. Overseaming, Embroi1ering on the
Edge, and working beautiful But on-Hnles and
Eyelet Holes. II IL simple IL construction, and
comparatively noiseless,
All that Is said Of the superior qualities Of th-
COM BINATION MACHINE may be said of the
PLAIN AMERICAN, except that the latter
does not oyerseam or make buttou-holes In all
other respects the principal of construction is The
same This is p BEAUTIFUL FAMILY MA
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-10-12

The method of treating Disease of the Lungs
Asthma, Cat4rTh and ali tuberCular affections, by
Inhalation, is an acknowledged success. BY in
hating the vspor from the Balm every cell or al
vtoe ct the lungs ana every bronchial tube, Is
reached; the lungs are expanded, and the heal
inc QutGtle of the weed are brought into direct
actit II upon the diseased organs.
The weed from which this Balm is made was dis
covered by a well known profess iOnal gentleman
of Boston upon the prajres in the great valley OF
the Mississippi through the instinct of horses af-
cted with the heaves, and Is therefore strictly a
great Natural Remedy. He cured himself of con-
sumption when pronounced iucurabe by the best
physicians in Boston, and now, after fifteen years
of near uninterrupted health. confidently re-
coumtrds tito the pubic Whsn used in con-
nectiun with the Prairie Weed Balsam, it has
proved itself unfaiing remedy for all con-
sumptive difficulties. SeEd for Circular.
Price, $l.5G including Inhaler.
WEEKS & POTTER, General Agents,
40 Washington Street,
MILTON AUSTIN, Frop'r. Boston, Mass
ll:wP0WlyS
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BY the authority of the act of the Legislature
of Kentucky, of March l3 1871, the Trustees Of
the Public Library Of Kentucky will give a
Grand GIFT CONCERT, at LOUISVILLE, Ky.
on TUESDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1871 100 600
tickets of admission, so each, currency half
tickets, s. quarter tickets, 81 so. Tickets will
be sent by registered letter the money for them
may be sent by Z. .. order, grr en- backs or draft
Each ticket consists Of four quarters value 50
each. The holder Is entitled to admission - tle
Concert and to the value of the gift awar~ I'd to
it or its fraction. $3.50 900 in Greenhacks u b.
distrlbu'ei to holders OF tcke S. in gifts I from
$1,000, the highest, 10 500 the lowest being
72l gifts in all. he Concert is for the benefit
the PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
The Citizens Bank of Ky, is Treasurer and The
Corporators and Supervisors are the Bon. Thos
E. Bramlette, late Governor of Kentucky and
twenty-seven of the most distinguished ard 7, :
spectacle citizens OF the State
The undersigned, late principal bushes, IN an.
ager OF the very successful Git Concert fo- ne
benefit OF the Mercantile Library at san rran.
cisco, mas been appoIr ted gent and Manager OF
this grand Gift Concert
The drawing a2d distribute will take place
IN public, and everything will be done to satisfy
the buyers OF tickets that their interests will be
as Wen protected as If they were personally pre-
sent 10 superintend the entire affair.
for tickets and inform alton apply TO
Y. Il. PETERS, 100 Main St., Louisville. XIV,
TT No Astor House, New York
a. n. Hempsted, No. 4lO Broadway, Milwaukee
M. a. French, Virginia City, Nevada.
M a. Wolf, Ne. BIC Chestnut street ST I,ouis
T,ckess also for sale in every prominent niaoe
AZ ene =. .. Ss.w4w.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE..
- The undersigned having been appointed by
tie Hon. Z, obare Court fnr the District ii Eu'-
land, Commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust all claims and d mauds Of all persons
4gainst willard Hum ptrry, late Of T. 1sf ri, ~
said District deceased, hereby give Notice that
we will meet for the purpose OF examining an1
allowing said claims Al the late dwell iGg house OF
,aid deceased on the last Saturday OF November
from on O'Clock until six u'cioe1, 2 m, OF sand
day, aQd that six months from tn Is day o.
August, a. ID. 1871, is the time llmitei by SAID
Court for said credit Drs 70 presen- tn II Claims
to as Tor examination au1 allowance
Dated at Filt>ford, tins 25l day of Ssp-
TENDER, A. d. ISL
ASA NOIIRSE. r..,,:-. ;,,.,.,
J. A. RANDALL, ''
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~ OF RUTLAND. IS.
Be it remembered that a. a So SION Of the Pro
bate Court, holden at Rutland, within and Tor
the district of Rutland, On tn. 50 day ot &C.
tober, a. d. 1871.
Present Hon Water .. Duntuu, Judge.
Whereas, Samuel !. Rogers a5m'nis, ratcI
of the estate of Henry Sherman, late OF Wa:lir e
ford, In said District. d-ceastd, has this day
prest ntpd TO sal Court, his petition in writing
setting forth, and al % that il Will be beneficial
for all parties utter therein 10 sci the whole
of the real estate of said dac"a-cd, aud therein
making Application to said court for license Il
make such sa e. Aud SAID administrator having
produced TO a cours the assent in writing OF
all the heirs and p7rso~s r-sidU g III this S a.e
interes ed i'll ard real estdt'.
1t Is ordered thar all persons interested in tht
estate Of said deceased re uotititd TO appear be
tore sa'd Pr bate 'uult, at tn" Prooat" Office II
Rutland, in id dl-tucr, The .4Fh day Of tc'O
Der, A. ID 1871, ny puhhc4tion of This order
| three weeks >ucres-Ive'y previous thereto. il
the Rutland HERALD. uewsp- yer printed a
Rutland atortsair, 10 stow cause, If any they
may have, why snd license should not b.
granted
&. BAKER,
40:W3T Register.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-10-12

and Friction of a "Race,' and const quert skip
ping of stitches is avoided. Takes the thread
from a short deep bobbiu, which ho'ds more
thread and is threaded with half the trouble Of
the old style dong bobbin used in O her shu'tles
giving greater uniformity 10 the TEN~ION.
The SPt ENDID MECHANISM of these 3 a
chimes, and the superior skill, wO'km slip and
materials employed in their construction, are d
guarantee of accuracy, strength an durability.
and enable the COMPANY and Agents 70
WARRANT EVERY MACHINE To GIVE
ENTRIKE SATISFACTION. Instruction fur
nished gratuitously. either in the office or the
residence, lifin the city vioInity.l
Call at the newly furnished room get circulars
samples of work, and see them operate.
SAg-nts wante to sell these mae ines in
every town in New Enga
E. DEWEY, General Agent for the y. f.
States, 2S5 Washington street Boston.
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