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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-02-15

The following are the cotton quotation,
received at the National Savings Company,
corner Union and College stress, where
cotton, gold, bond and stock quotations are
received hourly, and are always accessible
to the public:
NEW YORK, Feb. IA, 1O:3O.-Market
dull. Ordinary 205c; good ordinary 21SG
low middling 22!c; middling 225c; Alabama
235c; Orleans 235c; Texas 23Sc. Future
deliveries steady; February p 3-16c.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. II, 11:00.-COtton
dull. Uplands lid; Orleans 112d.
New YORK, Feb. IA, 12:00.-COtton fat
and nominal. Ordinary uplands 205c; good
ordinary 21Sc; low middling 22!c; MD
ding 22sc; Alabama 235c; Orleans 23sc;
Texas 1890. February delivery 221-16c;
March 22Sc.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. IA, 1:20.-Market
steady Sales 10000 bales.
New YORK, Feb. II, 1:20.-Market
quiet but steady. Ordinary 205c; good
ordinary 21sc; low middling 22!4c; middling
22Ec; Alabama 235c; Orleans 23Sc; Texas
23sc. February delivery p 3-16c; March
p 9-16c; April 23c.
NEW YORK, Feb. Il, 2:30-Market quiet;
Ordinary 205c; good ordinary 21sc; low
middling 225c; Alabama 235c; Orleans 23S;
Texas 23sc.
New YORK, Feb. II, 3:3O-Cotton
quiet. Ordinary uplands zoe; good
ordinary 2lac; low middling 224c; mid
ding 225c; Alabama 23c; Orleans 23I!c;
Texas 233c. Sales for export none; for con-
sumption 467 bales; for future delivery 49,
$50 bales. February p 3-16c; March
% 9-16c; April pc. Net receipts 65,093
bales; exports to Great Britain 28, III bales;
stock "a, SS3 bales.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. Il, 5:0O.-Cotton dull.
Uplands 115611td; Orleans 11S6113d.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-02-15
Nashville Live stock Marked.

NashviIIe Live stock Market.
CATTLE-Demand good. We quote
extra shipping 464Ic; choice butchering 9
@4c; medium 2303c; inferior 2023c.
SHEEP-In demand at S365 per head,
according to quality.
HoGs-We quote for averages of 25O
pounds and upwards 4ac; shoats 35632c.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-02-15
Southern Bonds I'm New York.

The sales of Southern bonds at the New
York Stock Exchange on the 9th inst. were
as follows.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-02-15
FOR SALE.


EiOR SALE-2,O00 Bushels Northern Blael,
II Oats for seed; 1000 Bushels Northern White
Oats for seed; 1000 Bushels Pennsylvania White
Oats for seed; 1000 Bushels Northern Mixed
Oats for feeding; 200 Bales prime Hav.
feb1A Nv RHEA, SMITH & CO,
EOR SALE-Old Building Material. We are
L now taking down the old business stand LATE
~ occupied by Bolivar H. Cooke & Co., 20 Pub
lie Square, and will sell all the old Sash,
Frames anE doors, Flooring and Ceiling also,
the Store Frent, which is in good rgnair ApnIv
20 SIMMONS & PHILLIPS, at the premises.
1eoI4 Nv
HOB SALE-A Portable Engine, 8 horse
u power Call at No. 9 South College street,
N nashville, Tenn. feb13 If
ILNRESH assortment Of Buist's garden seed for
Il sale cheap at E. Minchin's ISi south Spruce
street. feb10-2t satlSthurs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-02-15
Foreign Markets.

LONDON, Feb. 14.-Consols for money
92s; on account 925H923. q. S. 5-2O's
of '62, 9l33; do. 65, 9244; do. '67, 92!!; 1O4Os,
90s.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-02-15

fAduertisemsats under tkis head svi1 Be
T'EE CENTS per Isne fer each tAsertSOn-' >SeSse
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-02-15
Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 14.-Flour-Family
S7.2567.40. Wheat, $1.5S61.6O. Corn
46a47c. Rye 90a93c. Oats 40a45c. Bar
ley 60a6Oc. Mess Pork $500. Lard
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-02-15
baltimore Markets.
Chicago Markets.
st. Louis Markets.

ST: LOUIS, Feb. 14.-Flour firm at
$6.2567.5O. Wheat stiff; No. S1.34; No.
8 fall $1.65. Corn firm but slow at 415c.
Oats-no demand. Barley quiet. Rye
easier at nc. Whisky dull at SIC. To
bacco-Demand good, at full prices.
Hemp and bagging dull but unchanged.
Coffee firm at 23025ac. Sugar 9a611c for
fully fair to choice. Molasses 40d55c.
Pork $13. Dry salt meats-Sales several
round lots on private terms. Bacon I'M
changed. Lard firm, with some movement
for futures, but prices private. Hogs $500
M45O; extra $3.50. Cattle unchanged.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-25
<irani ns u Civil Service RcIOru,rr

From M LsusuWc tOnricr- ,journ1i
The very first man appointed under the civ il
service reform was Il sharper and swindlcr who
rode upon the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad
week alter week upon pass which he had
forged. We do not know what amount of
political value he represented To atone for his
inainy.
The Assistant Postmaster at Washington is a
notorious scoundrel. who was formerly tool OF
Georgla's outlaw, Governor Bnl, ok. his man,
when Congress had under its nsideratios. the
reconstruction of Georgia in 1870, approached
Judge Hughes and others with a bribe of
$4,000 for the vote of Senator Carpenter
Messrs. Trumbuil, Edmnnds, Conkling, Carpen
ter Thurman, Stewart and Rice, composing the
Judiciary Committee expressly charged This
crime upon him in their report, and after much
e9uivocaton he admitted il. The mean, were
base enough but the obi, ct was baser still; and
the bribe he offered consisted Of the bonds of the
Albany and New brunswick Railroad, which
his dishonest master had defrauded of hundreds
of thousan Is Of dollars. Being thus publicly
denounced and bazoned as criminal, his
wounded feelings are healed by an appointment
to the most important position in the Washing
ton Post Office.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-25
For q homestead inthe West.
@M r. 9E
PEkkSYl JANA CENTRAL r. r,
WESTERN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
AND
FAST EMlGkANT LINE,
OR FIT T s BIZ Ro
and al places IN the West, Southuest anG
NOrthDest.
CErHK suoRrErT AMP BRsr ROUTE. q

Thisiine nor, r,.sunpqual!e ed nduce,nents TO Ler.
sons desiring cheap and III passage to the
west, aud deserves PARTICULAR. the attention ui all
ueh IA dcsfe 70 avail themsclN of the Honest cad
iill PASSED ny the last Congress.
The PGuusy yiyania Central Railroad will its COZ
meeting lInes i by l3, miles .he shortest route 10
Ch''asG aud liher prominent places in the " est and
l. also TIE quickest. cheapest and best route to all
PROMINENT places ~ the Sou es and N orthwest
;-Passengers are forwarded in comfortable and ay
Passenger Can y furnished with ciishione d eats with
mov backs, water tank stoves in Wins and
Will sE"h chr e"hveaiencey as requisite for tn
co,ntort Al families.
Through ttcketsa sold to all pro mi n mt nj acesL
the West. Suuthwes and Northwest at about hal
the usua, first class fare.
Chiidren under fye years old as free and hi,dreu
oeween the ages OF Eve and tweiv. years pay nali-
Ui,rc.
Baggage checked and for rwHrde ed by the am strain
withthe ienyers, Eightypounds ofbneeags rar-
'ieu Tree {" every full passenger.
Inc tram leaves daily except Sundays and tickets
Mu't be procured and delivered at the office.
No il6 Market street. by o'clock, p. NJ.
Ivy addressing the undersigne ed be will forwardb
return OF mai free ofcharee, acircuar containing
complete price list, map. a correct copy
Homestead Lsw, aud give such other Information
may be desired. FoANClS FUNK Agent
oftbe Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
m, No. ll6 Market Street, Philadelphis
Philadalpkia June a. lRt5
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-25
DAILY GAZETTE.
Z. =. JOHNSON. EDITOR AND PRoPRIETon.

The DAILY GAZETTE is published every afternoon.
except Sunday at 4l6 Market street. and served by
carriers to subscribers in all parts Of Wilmington
and the surrounding towns and villages. for SIX
cents IA week. payable weekly. Yearly subscribers
So. in advance.
The DELAWARE GAZETTE. established ISL
the largest and most Aourishing weekly in the
State and has larger circulation than any other
on the Peninsuar Published every Friday morn
ng at s. a year. in advance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-25

lHE New York Word publishes a despatch
IRON WasLngtou which states that SIMON Cam
eron went to Grant and requested him to write a
letter to the chairman ot the Republican, State
Central COMMITTEE, requesting the withdrawal OF
Nine -Milion-S,cal Allen, and the selection oi
some one else as IA candidate inr Auditor Gencral
According to the Hmids correspondent Grant
showed Cameron the fingers which he got SO badly
burned when lie took hanu IN the Mcclure
Gray contest.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-25
And they a II began to nakeExcuse.

1t Is stated that, previous TO the Grant meeting
IN New York. an address, indorslng Grant, was
circulated III Washington Tor Congressional sigma
ing The entire Massac husets delegation, Messrs
Garfield, Stevenson, Beatty, Perry and Amber,
OF OHIO and Mr., Blair, OF Michigan, refused to
sign Mr.. BLAIR, II Is understood, goes TO the
CIncinnau Convention. Ii may be added that
every one OF these locusants Is very strong boti.
IN the House aud al home
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-25
ANCHOR LINE srEAMERs

sH~ SAIL, EvERY WEDNEsDAY AND SATUR-
DAY.
Passengers booked to and from'any Railwsy Sta.
lion lion OF seaport in iirent Dritiau: lfeldpd. Et;'
way; Sweden. Denmark. Germany. France. Hol-
land, Belgium. and ,ae United States,
AT LOWEST CURRENCY RATES
oan'n iare from New York to Glasgow, LIVERPOOL
Londonderry or Queenstown. 175 and 660, Inter
mediate. S33. steerage. ea6. =
DRAFTS ISSUED FOR ANY AMOUNT.
Parties sending 70! their friepds in the Old Coun
saeT unT, tarticni.rs apply 10 the Agents BENDER
SUN BROTHERS. 7 Iowlipc Green. ". Y. or to
SAMUEL y. BRTTS.
'ahN-yw'W- marl5 WILMINGTON.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-25

BALTIMORE sSy rw w perimnasi 23
Leave New Castle for Wilmington and PhiIadel'
att 4oA N. Leave philadelphia at II. As A. NJ.
! SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional to those above leave Clayton for
smyrna $40 a, M, ana 200 m. Leave Smyrna
for claytor. lbs a. m.. and 7.s5 p; M. to make
'ifs FKEiSiiT siii TRAIN With Passenger Car At.
/ tached will leave Wilmington l3ta A. NJ; New
Castle. 10: Middleiown.. .4; Townsend, 2.45;
cisy'IHn 4. s;lb Dover & Ao& Wyoming. 40; FELTON,,
vile. $50: ssaford 6l5; Laurel S45. and arrive a,
Delmar at 06 A. NJ, lpassensers leaving Bah.
more at 7.sO p, n.. and Philadelphia at II 80 D. m
make connection with this train ut Wilmington)
keturn,ng-will leave nelmar 80. +. NJ
minston. ~: Harrington. $40. FELTON, h.ss
send 7,B. Mddletown SO: Kirkwocd, $40 New
/ Castle, 9.y5: and arrive at Wilmington, 95D p N
Philadelphia. II 30 p. NJ. and Baltimore $50 4. .M
Subject 70 delays incident to treigh. business.
Stations named. hut viii set down passenvers NJ sny
i stopping place. except Hare's Corner, State Road
''A'' N COHEECTIONs,
At TS Hs y, H. the Ksns County and Queen
AZ CLAYTON. with the k'x6. r. +. for Ha..
| ton and Intermediate places.
At HARRINGTON. with .he J. / b. R. r. fo,
Milford. Georgetown. Lewes. and Intern edists
AtsEAfORD with the D. L D. R. R. 70, r.a.r.
slsburg and Cambridge, &c.
Al DELMAR. with the Il. s. r. r. for sali.burv
/ Princess Anne. Cris6eld.. Also for Berlin and
i. !. kRHshsY. sup..
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-25
IRRITABLE BUSINESS,

LIGHT EQUAL TO GAS. AT ONE-EIGHTH
liz LIE GOSTl Gunnot De eaploded. No chimney OF
MEN desirins a PROFITABLE BUsINEss.
Sf Ssn 6Yr 5is"1s ss ExGahTStEE HLAT t:E =: tt :H
BURNERS AND OIL. ior COUNTIES Or STAT rs.
write Tor Information or call on
:, No. j! SOUTH sECOND ST, Fn,LA, la.
ru. B-CHuhGHk furnshed with CHAEDEL-
lEhs and LAMPS Of every descriptios. Is per cent
country. -" -. : marl2-3m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-25
DELAWAhE RAILRO LINE.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
SOCTHwA ARD.
NORTH WARD.

s3zsE On and after MONDAY, July 18th
7GlS7l. (sundavs excepted Passenger
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-25
ppiLApELPHlA, WILMINGTON + BALII
l. MORE kAlnROAU,

CTEII IhL .NVlIC y.
On and alter WEDNESDAY. October 18th. 1871.
"A passenger Uar will be attached to the freight
train leaving PhiladelDh'a At 900 ,. m. tor Will
miugton.
The train will stop at Stations ss follows. when
sisnailed Gray Ferry. 9.l2 y. m. LaIaretto {. 30
p. LII: Chester y.4l y. M Lamokin. s. .45 p III; hur-
low, 94g =. IN; Linwood. 9.h y. N: Clay mont 1901
p M Elersle, ~. .l8 p. M arrive Wilmington. 0.3O
pm lOct2Ol H. r. KINNEY. SuD't.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-25


JOHN +, VANLEER. Jr.. Ticket Agent. .90i Ghost.
rRRRSStcfissrfsffNK RSt cfissrfsfftNK 1ieke,Ax.nt,,sM.,t
SAM'l. II. W .ALLACE, Ticke Agent ut the Depot,
The Pennsylvania nail Road Co. will not assume
any risk for baggage. except fO- wearing Apparel,
and limit their responsibility to one hundred dol.
lars in value. All baggage exceeding that amour,
iDvalue, be at he risk OF the Hnl Ia.
ken y special cOntract. A. }. CAsSAT1,
Sun 3ann. AttonhA. pa
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-25
Philadelphia. p wilmington aud Ba'ti
more Railroad.
Ia g4EY si u s.. As -
III M r. TABLE.

ErN GE XX -.SE = = q ~ xys1E--WHNE M-1k-- -H.Nar.
Tim +. IA BILE.
crncncinr MONDAY. April 4h. 1870, T,",ns viii leave
ispe' s",ns' ;r..H ."a waSh"s.sn Av.nnr AS ."~'.
Gs!noie. -t"ppinr AT All Renuia, sts,,ons oo"n.cm
To-, wan smyrna R,anch RAILROAD ana aryland ana
Dolawaie Railroad, Al Harrington with Junction aud
Delaware Railroad. At D-lm.r wnh kastriu saore
Rn,toad. at salisbury with wiromico and rocomoke e
Xri.hrs r.AIN stills a. NJ. Sundays e.c-p-c.) 10,
r"rs",ll. ] and lisvir-i--Gr.s.' Connects at VII.
,anslon win iran for NsT Castle
low. .i.uws"d. .Glaymont, ,Wi,mihrto .Yewp"r: san
Newark Elhton North-East, Charl-stown. Per-,
VILE Harve-de-tiiace. Aberdeen, Perrymans Edge
NlGHTEXpKEss al lisOP. M daily Wash
,ny.on. .s'oSrns a, Ihs-'rr Linwcoa c!sy%on!, WI
Ha,1t-1-- ace, r.r'yma n. and Maroiia.
Passenger or Fortress Monro. and Noriokwi take the
lew iwILMlyGToY TRAINS
LhAyA h II. ssS T. tram connect. as b.. g.
for Harrington and intel ~ stAtienr.
LEAVE wi.alYalos =. a. I'd siSA. NJ. :%. !@
stor '.tmr.n Chester .nj Pniiad-lph,a. On SUNDAY
,1 Try WIZ yn KY =, 70 osa .i9H. (; TRAINS
.g1s @ at Al h,,so, S g.sSsr osseh and rA
ann 20: r.r n.pos sanos,.
~ I'd, n 5,S an. and i 80 ?. %. rhiiadeInh,. Z,
pnls ,or oxford a. 7N p m The oos m, tram stops
for ns az.
g,25 y. aud 4 rs p. OK lord Tor PhilAdeip iphig NJ
6U5a Chedd's Ford for Philadelphia l 80 y IN
aAd 4.4j p. IN.
Trains leaving Wilmington al 645 and w p. will
conecL ~, Lamokin junction with the 7.UU y. w. and
4.3op. IN. trans Tor Philadelphia and ltnsr- Gem
tIsl Railroad.
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
LEAVE WILMINGTON At 1913, l22O M, 542 TO- 20 r D.
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA.
L1AIa ,s oansIsa AZ a M III s III 1 .as ss cs .ls Ss r.
Prom BAtimoret 70 rhsdsphia. Leav. Baltimore at IL.
a. Way Mail; y.35 A.. ~, kxpres 2.4U 7. h T.
press 7.25P. NJ. Express 1910 P. ii Express.
From BALTIMORE Port Dspositaad med
MSUVP.M
Accommodation ainfrom Port Deposit wi ieavePs
Vile ate II AM. for rBamorean nd intermediate sta-
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Oh 1915 and 9.ll A H., and ass P.n.
Leave Wilmington A. l252, 2U3 and ~ " aao
SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE
Leaves Batmore ~ 1881 stopping At Msgnona Perry
mans Aberdeeu Havre e-de-tf ps, LED
town, North East. Eikion. Newark, stanton, New
port. wiming.ou ,Gisy moot! a. LIZ vood and Chester
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-25

squaw living III Shediac. Canada known
as "Old Susie" 10 years old fell down a Gel.
lar, in the above named town the other day,
and broke her neck.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-25
Railrpad 3iues.
TemusyIvsRls CsngrAi RailrUaa.
MW GAN 9a

After 6 p. NJ. SUNDAY. November 18th. 1871.
tho Depot. at 3lst and Market Streets, which il
reached directly by the Market Street Cars the
last ear connecting with each train leaving Front
and Market Streets thirty minutes before its dcpar.
ture. The Chestnut and W alhut Street ears run
within square of the Depot.
SLEEPiN0CAR FICkErsc can be had on application
1.-THE Tick Office, North ives icorncr OF Ninth and
Chestnut Streets. and atthe Depot.
callforand deliver Baggage at the Depot. .Orders
eft ut No. 9ol Chestnut Street. No. ll5 Market
street. in1 1efss iTS INH W rGxpo7 VIZ:
ri2Gi Z 3GakA AH'2MM 2MPWTs2. o1 81. ana IL; "a n
LOON liAvEN \ ELiiRA EXPkEsS. SO AH.NS.
S1Sf sSE Ll$E SY3 ERIE ExrSfsS II; ; S%S$
|nAHRRisBil L.; MMOpATiON. ...... = 20" 80 + n n
fAkn ESBtl kG TRAl NJ. ............- $50 j."
BlFFAlo A NIAGARA FXT..........6.so "
snl n' TlEhN / EXpRiiSS..'.',..,,,.,.' go s.o
hSIhhN A,nnM; 1880 7. NJ
southern Exlress. Pacific Express, Erie Mail
| and iiuhai" n Niagara Express leave daily. Ali
other t,nius daily. except Sunday.
ing "a saturday night. run only TO Willismsport
Cincinnati Express runs daily On Saturday night
only running to II Harrisburg.
THE WESTERN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
must be procured. ana baggage delivered by 500
?. NJ. at 10 Market Street.
Sunday Train No, leaves Philadelphia 8. 4O A.
NJ: arrives Paoli 9.io NJ. sunday Train No !.
I. N.
Sunday Train No ] leaves Paoii 720 A. NJ; ar.
rives .PhIndell hia Is A. NJ. sur day Train No 2
leaves Paoli 500 +. NJ; arrives Philadelphia 6lU
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-12-05
VINEGAR :|l113i3;


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1890"
s.n sesSsss s
vSheger sDsses.S - We :eesS
Ds1sk, nsas q keSs.Aee' We.ssey'
ProoG e0lsese Gase AS!s - t-.4s -,
tsrs& Htsea sne s.ssssnee g s,ss.. ~ 49,
eSjSd s5oei A11ssaassh -. Seess -
dist led tbs tp1a1 - tsdsunkeno - I'M
bat are tsus Ae1fdas, Heds non ~ Hss"e
Rosts ~ sHssbs Of California, frss lfe0 Al
AleshSole 8ti01laDts. Thy 80 ~
CReA1i BLOOD RUR1RJBRS oo4 "A
I.lRR :(3EVlK0 RRlRCIR1sBs, = Desseet
Rssov.ssr snd Invigssstss q he e,seeo. sas1y-
iag ~ III psfssDsus msttsr and II tsNaG - Aeee1
" hsstthy condition. No IWD00 - 6hs foD
SitteEs according 70 disse4to1e nd ssoass soag
unvell 1fovtdsl thstf bones ass not 1sGbs5s1
osssns wasted seyoea the ,os.t Of r,pair.
They are Gentle Purgastvo ~ we'll
asa TSsie, po.ssastae, saso. the ssesliar merit
.e.es :. e.. In s*''.,'': esss:*
.Yi.eell oisIsinuas.; = : s IT. -: = :.
1ok a .,n.,. :. II: s a.sa =,
-,..,hood or A. ths turu Of use, theae 1o.ie b.
fe-.~.-..-.I.e -
V"T.ls-....r a.a ;6,hre.te Hhes.
s-.es-n..1 afera.I Dx~o~la arff In.
sS,.s.sI.. nt1ie... Heniraspey spa,A
T.;.r-Isfe.e- Revers. fDiseaseS II tic
a.sess $3.50 ~. go s.o.t .aes,1.I sci
..Dsssssss -, $3.50 ,, vl.l.ssA, B,ee1.
.n.e'es ses.r - - = :
DYSPEPSIA sc1OR! lIDIGk9TlOAs
sHsadaehs. Paia Ia tbs shsuldara Oeueha. Tight
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-12-05

At Newark ~cddicg,z recently
tbsri -s.4 100000 worth Of. preseot<
49,, 600 bfld.l costume of white SAITH
and po'uts' Lace add $1,000 worth Of
flowers. Who we're married is not re.
ported, this being desned Of, see6hdiry
Importance. ~Frn
- Tho celebrated Cathedral Ut Stras.
bourg is to be repaired. The work has
already begun, and it will require Two
ys.s and 100000 10 gold to make it
look u ''good - new In the organ
there is known to be an uoexpiodsd
shell, aud it il something OF . problem
to kaow how to get it out without risk
So This is !. D.nbury M<w. item !:
"An inebri.sed stranger precipitased
himself down the depot stars, sud, 90
striking the land'ss, rspro.shtalIy
spostrophised himssf with: IF you'd
been = wsotin'@ to come down STAINS,
vhy'n thunder dida't you say 50; you
woodeahs.ded old fool, an I'd . come I i, 4;
with you an showed you the way"
The London Times, 10 view of the
great increase Of drinking in Eoglaud,
sxclaius: "Amosg Ill the writer's, all
the takers, al the preachers, ali the
.vorksrs, I'll The names Swe see daily
bl'sonsd on the roll Of English fame
are there none that will set about 10
absts this nuisance an d scandal our
national drunkenness r ..~.s i.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-12-05

CAAR 8 or THE F1GT.-Cooesrnins
Ibis subject, the Scientific An. Il Il a 4
very truly says: "Many are careless.
10 the keeping Of the feet. If they
wash them = .snee ". week, they
think they are doing we'll. They Do
not@eoosider that the largest po,ss are
heated in the bottom of5.be foss. ard
that tbs most offensive matter is DIS
charged th1' ugh the ro.es. They
Wear s!'ckiog. from the beginning 10
the ED 1t the week without change,
sk'ch beeom. perfectly saturated With
offensive matter. III: health is genera :
ted b. such: treatment Of the feet. The
pores are not repellan.s bn. abso,benss,
and this fe,id matter, to . gve.ler5 o,
less extent, is taken back into the .ys.
The feet should be-; washed everv
day WITH pu's water emily, as we'll ii
the arm pits; from which On oHensiv.
oder is always emitted, unless daily .b
luton is praetioed:: Stockings should
not be worn more than day Or two =,
= time: They may be wo,s 9ono day
thes altered and summed and worn an.
other day, # necessary. 10 e 81, =. ,.,... i,
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Gs%*d Farm fbrs:S L..

TNHE undersigned odsrsfsr sale q good
i farm Of 100 sores, on the north and o.
Maine Praire, about
FOURTEEN MILES FROM sT. CLOUD.
Sixty acres are timber, tho balsnce ppriai-
ris anil meadow, and tho whole enclosed
with . good fence; thirty acres being under
cultivation. On the premises isa
GOOD COMFORTABLE HOUSE
with stables, gransry aud storehouss tv1
good wells, and other improvements. This
farm is directly on the main road from st.
Cloud to Forest City, and will be sold
cheap. Inquire at this Office, or Of
J. 8. DAM,
On the premises.
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~, 60 MORT6AGE SALE .
WHHRKAs dsdn1t has been made in Ne q

81, 1ae 0OAVAAGIG SAk6s;-.t So l.. z
WHERKAs dsfuIt has been made i. Ne cen
aeknevlsdged Ard delivered By Hsnrieh Iasasa-
tteh aud Mary Katrim IAudsnbach HE viIb, iGks
esgWs. - CaeEise bchultea, Lno9tG1gea. gbotn1
:ss recorded in L: eae. q Il: Sss.t:r sfpss ss
In s.1 for 1tearns county in the stats Of ki.nssts
.. =: I'D tou.t::sta s.y q 9stss:s. A. 3 ICE.
. = sseanrss az p.yss.t q tss 8. 4 me-
Hu1des4 50 0sveea1 As Dellez1 1913 ~ eensr.
elng e the ooadiasn. sts lesai.se.y - e TIT
by nid Heinrich Le,dsslaeh, payable to tie enix 4
Charles Schu1ten, dc a a bsssfe Jaausry 1Sx ne
With interest It the rata eftveve pr esat 81 -
aA1avisesas tisFs IL nov seiainsAs - to -
oseur.d s. tlssane, 4 tie dats q tkis seeies, a
nm Of Two Hundrsd and Sixty Ave dollas ft9et A0l
aAd no action or proceedings have been had Il Nv
e equity t. recover any part Of the debt ssessl
New, thsrsSste notice il hsrsby given tn. p.,s..
sna e the ststats in each go .aads and pseyiaA
ND AoftklGe viii BE- loreclosed By ths sals u TIE
premises conveyed b. aa Anetgaes described -
b!le.s, 70 vit: ~ tAoss tfaeta, pieces, ard pa
sad SITE o( HsassoGa, dssafbA q falboya ts-sfs
TAs sast half q tie se.th xssts quarter e.a lsts
nanbesed three a.d tnr, Of seetioa thhty-ix in
tsxn.hiP - ha.rsa sod twenty -sosr aEsh .aae:
tAiEtyssVen aerse aD1 sxtsan ooe-hnp1Es:hs It a
aess, toestAG viii III IL hsFedisazlslu I'D q.
SsnG1ess - sid 1ssteasSl spn1lissi 1s,aaiss
! q IN aayXiD, sppiEsaiEnk. m tehat ~ als vio
- DeAs .at Pablis yeadae to - hight tlias.
| .A5frsat 4oer u. - o..rs Heese. h7tss etsy II
0GClsa1 csu.ky sf0tsaz.s, a.d Seass ee AhlSso
| e, - SATURDAY, TEE ELRvEN1H, DAI; %
J11uAlY.A ,. ISIS, ar e'eloek tssks aat,ttnson
SfASs Saysf aM Prsnisss g -aaiA itAisirssf q
ia1.bs neesasy 10 satisfy tie anoune viiahs s1aQ
thea b das IN eaid note and nortR6e. Nth essts
Il hese3eSrS, and tbs further sun e 6hy dollars
nA1eagne IN eoasa If ths farsoioslB6 e 1haAis.
g, -. t- GHoR0R 6HisABt.
Knsl Cellus, Sheriff q s&eA1scas, Man.
SE3AS& Alta asys.. y g CHAxL8 e&H044HM
@aiESs=s3 - as ze ID 0agtEAgoo.
Datsd November 9Th Il. D.lT1.
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