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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-05-14
HOME IN VIRGINIA.

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On sale PLANTATIONS, FARMS. SUBUR-
BAN and CITY RESIDENCES, and TOWN
LOTS. Several FIRST-CLASS ESTATES on
James river, and others in different sections ol
the State Prices low and terms accommo.
dating. w. b. ROBINS,
my Cd, ,sw aw3m Ill4 Main street.
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DUTTERICk'S PATTERNS.
ID Sole Agency, HOWE SEWING MACHINE.
Office S23 Main street.
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FeU FORK, May l4-Stocks duh and Irregular
Gold firm at 1l3sa. Money easy at SOS Ex.
change-long e's; short 1oh. Governments
firm.
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The Committee on Streets Generally,
General Joseph r. Anderson, chairman,
submitted a report recommending the con-
struction of permanent bridge at Eighth
street across Haxall's mill-race, one-halfof
the cost to be paid by the James River
Free-Bridge company and the other half to
be paid by the city. Cost, about $3.50.
Agreed to.
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The regular semi-monthly meeting of the
City Council was held yesterday afternoon,
the President, P. II. Starke, Esq, in the
chair.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-08-29

RAcEs At FAlR T1xs.- Al will be
seen BY the list published On eur fourth
psss, the County: Society offers 1926 in pure
20 for trotting and running races during tho
three days Of the fsir. The Driving Park
Association will take tho fourth day, Fri
day, September 9th, and offers the follow
ing pursss Tor trotting races :
$500, open to oil horses; 800 to first,
$50 70 I'd, $50 to Sd, and $40 to 9TH horse.
$175, open to al horses in Stearns and
adjoining counties, and counties north and
west, that have never beaten $3.50; $50
to LIST, $50 to I'd, and rs to Sd, $40 to 4th
horse.
$3.50, open to al horses in Stearns and
adjoining counties and counties north and
west, that have never beaten 500: $40 to
1st, $50 to I'd, $25 to Sd, SIS to 4th horse.
$l25, open to oil horses in Stearns and
adjoining counties, and counties north and
west, that have never trotted for money ;
$50 to LIST, $50 to I'd, $50 to Sd, and SIS
| TO- 4th horse.
In all the above races there will be 5 or
more horses to enter, or more to 60
mile heats, best in 5 to harness.
$l0O running race; open to all horses
to enter, 2 to 60 mile heats, best 8 in S
$50 to LIST, $50 to I'd. $40 to Sd.
All entries must be made before II O'Clock
on Thursday, September Goth.
Admission fee, 50 cents for al day car
| riages free.
The two societies offer 81, 275 in purses
which will undoubtedly serve to draw
number Of fast horses.
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE,

w HEREAs, default has been made In tho con.
w ditio' Of a certain mortgage daily executed,
Gertrude Broker his wife, of the city OF st. Cloud
stearns County. Minnesota, mortgesos, to Yalsrisn
NJ. Delemans. MORTGAGE, bearing dste tho 18th day
OF Senuary a; 1872 ana rec rded i9 the ocs OF
Tin book Of Mortgage Deeds, rsKe2s9" on the "26th
day Of January, AID. 1870, at O'Clock ?. H."
which said MOI tgage was given to secure tho pay
lars with interest thereon from the date Of said
mortgage until paid, at twelve per cent per anpum
which said sum 70 secured was payable one year from
ditions Of certain promissory note, made, signed.
said nortg.soF: e v.lsiisn y: felsa:2s ia ness:
elnans one year from tho date thereof, and hear.
ing even date with said mortgage; And whereas
default has been made in the conditions of said mort.
gage, by the non-rayment of said sum of money
secured to he paid thereby; and there il At the
date of this notice claimed to DO due, and IL due
and unpaid on said sum 80 secured by said mort
gage, the just and full sum Of Three Hundred and
or proceedings have been had at law or in equity t.
recover the monies so secured by said mortgage /;
And Whereas since the making and recording Of sai
mortgage Aforesaid the said valerisn n, Delsmsns
died, testate, at said g.. Cloud, and said mortgage
with the amount Of monies secured thereby, was at
the time Of his death, personal property owned b,
whereas Cecilia Dslemans, widow and reiiet Q
said deceased, has been Gully appointed admins.
Probate Court Of : .: stessn' county, :sa iet-
nexed, have by said Probate Court, been duly IL
sued to her, and she now i tho duly appointed quail
iied and acting aomtna'tt.tri1 OF SAD rstate;
suant to power Of sale contained in said mortgage
and to the statute in such made and provided
said mortgage will be foreclosed by the sale Of the
mort aged premises described in said mortxaxe a.
Al those tracts pieces, or parcels Of land, lying
.and being in the County Of stsarne and stats q
Dered sixteen Qe) and seventeen az In block NJ.
three (s) 10 Columbia Square in the city Of Saint
aeo1.a Dir . 70 BIT :nd :a5di,';Se
and for tho county f:1tearns Ind STATE Of Mime.
sofa also lot number ave ~ q block nunber Or.
"ty4sven al IN the town Grow eity1 q q Cou, @
. =. wilson, and on nls and Of record in aid ollee
stearns and state aforesaid = together With al he
anywise lppsetaiping 70 said uorteassd prsnissa.-
ss: .ss T., Ssds ss g.! s :; &. s
ainnesota, on he 2era DAY OF AUGUST, 4. b.
1T. st O'clock In thu afternoon Of that day of nd
premise. 81 e mnsh thereof I. may b .sessasy e
mortgage, with the costs Of Soresure, and the fur
ther sum 81 thirty dollars attorneys Of solicitors
feas provided for In said mortgage Ia case Of thu
foreclosure Of tho Ams. Il $500.
/ ". 8. MOORE, ! Sheriff Of Stearns County
q Att'y fnr Administrative Of estate 81 Mortgage
Datsd 10th Of July, Al 1871. tulyl&7w
tinued to tho IN DAY on sEPTkMIIR. 4. D
1872, q 2 O'Clock :. n 1t ths Rsss shove aottoed
Il ". 8. Moo1I, Sbsrifof stsarns %
Atty fer Admin!stratrix Of cstats Of Mortgage =
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OFFICE CHIEP CoNMIssARY OF SupsIs1IHcR
DEPARTMENT OF DAKOTA,
ST. PAvl, MIMI, Aug. ~, 1s7z.l
q EALED PROPOSALS in duplicate. dulv
y endorsed o. such and subject to the usual con-
diti0ns. will be received 1t this Office until X o'clock
T., Friday, September n, 1872 for fnrniahing the o.
B. subsistence Department, delivered in this city At
the st. Paul and Pacific railroad depot, viz
30 barrels first quality new mess pork.
10000 pounds fresh ground Xxx spring wheat
-four, of best qnaty onehalt in barrels head lined
and one-halt in sacks (double) of 100 lbs each.
5000 pounds fresh ground corn meal (boltsd)
white or yellow (Which ia to be stately in seamless
bags, or in good, strong clean barrels, head lined.
5000 pounds prime now white beans, we'll season.
3D. clean and Of uniform size, put up In strong seam
less sacks of 12O lbs each.
1900 pounds prime Rio coffee, in double sacks.
800 pounds carefully selected tea in original pack
ages, onehalf green and onc.half black.
10000 pounds G sugar in barrels.
5000 pounds good hard soap in strongboxes.
5000 pounds fine salt in good strong barrels
800 pounds pure ground black pepper in quarter
pound packages, packed in boxes Of Is pounds each
500 pounds table salt, In clean dry spirit barrels
All the stores to be Of best quality and ready for
delivery within ten days from date Of award. Ac-
tual tare required in all cases and no charge for
packages allowed. Samples required of all articles
except pork.
Bids for the delivery of tho above -four in such
quantities as may be required at each post in Dis
trict Of Minnesota will slso be received. The do
livery ia such cases will be required to be com.
pleted on or before Nov. l, 1872
By order Of Major General Hancock.
]. H. GILMAN.
aug294t Rv't 1t. Col. C.e, q. 8. A
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MUSICMUSIC|MUSIC MUSIC

THE Sona EeHe
/ contains over one
hundred beautf nj
SongA Duets, md
Chofuses-suoA ~
Driven from Hone
Little Brown Church
Ny Fathers Grew
ing Old-Only Ait
tie Flsver-Rain On
the Roof-Shs Sleeps
in the Vsllsy-Writs
nc . Letter eto.-
There IL not . poor
piece in the book
|HaaHle oopss nah
|sAPose-poaA6 f1oe
II HBTERS,
SOC Broadway n. +.
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livery No. Of Pr
II f1Rs' MUSICAL
MONTHLY contains
our or five Piano
Songs. four or five
instrumental Pieces,
besides Vocal Duets,
Quartets, and four
hand pie1es-in fact,
We guarantees every
yearly subscribe: al
least $50 worth OF
choice new Music
We offer four yea. y
copies for 80
Sample copies matl,
ed FOR 3Oo., Five
back Mes. for u.
s ] i PETkRS,
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CITY COUNCIL. ]
.Sr. CLoup. AuS. %. 1870.

81. CLOUD, Aug. 26, 1872. s
REGULAR MEETINa.-Fresent: President
Clark, Aid. Bridgman, Carter, Fisher,
Owen, schulten, Soherer and Scott.
The petition Of G. A. Leagel, Foreman
OF Little Giant FIRE Engine Company,
praying that the City Clerk be authorized
to issue certificates Of membership to the
individuals comprising said company, was
placed on file.
The committee on Ways aud Means, to
whom was referred the City Clerks esti.
mate Of tho expenses for the ensuing year,
submitted . report accompanied by the
following rssolutions: <a>&AEE} III: 80
Resolued,-Tha the sum of two mills on
the dollar Of the assessed valuation Of. tho
psrsonss and real property Of the city of
St. Cloud be levied for oity revenue pur-
poses; seven and one half mills to pay
interest on St. r, & P. r. R.. bridge bonds;
ten mills to dsfray interest on right Of way
and depot ground bonds, and one and one
fourth mills to pay balance Of Mississip.
pi River bridge bonds and tho accrued in
terest thereon - .. -:
AsoSVsSess.--Au0S ~. S1v Wy NA0SA AuEuA00
tho County Auditor IN sttested copy Of
these resolutions. : =
2 Adopted. Ayes-Ald. Bridgmsn, Carter,
Fisher, Oven. sohulten, sher er and Scott.
Nays-None.
The special Committee appointed to ex-
anime ss TO whether the Railroad Company
8 had complied with the requirements Of the
ordinance providing for the issue Of the
bonds, reported fayorably, and recommend
ed that the bonds be delivered. Adopted.
Ayes. 7-Nays, none.
The Committee on Streets and Alleys re-
ported adversely to granting tho petition Of
Joseph Broker, and others asking an ap-
propria ton for the Improvement of Rich
mond avenue. Adopted. Ayes, Z; nays,
none., , y -. ,:r,
Also adversely; to the petition Of H.
Stocking and others asking for the con.
struction of q sidewalk along the north
west side of st. German street, commence
ing on the corner Of State and St. German
streets. Adopted. Ayes, z; nays, none.
Aid. schulten, offered a re solution au-
thorizing the City Clerk to issue certificates
of membership to the Fire Company, which
was unanimously adopted
The following bills were allowed under
.
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APPLEs CHBAP.-E. G. Smith is receiving
apples by tho car load from Quincy, ILL.,,
and is selling them by the barrel or bush
81 but very low prices. -;--' ,--.
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aug29-4t

OFFICE CHIEF CoNNIssARY or SURPRISINGLY
DEPARrAINf OF DAKOTA,
sT. PAUL, MINI, Aug. "a, 1877.
GEALED PROPOSALS in duplicate, and
- subject to the usual conditions, will be received
at this Office until IL o'clock n, Friday, September
q, 1872, for furnishing the q. 8. Subsistence De-
partment, delivered on or before October /, 1872,
the St. Paul and Pacific depot in this city, With
1900 bushels go lbs to the husheD good, dry
sound shelled corn, in strong double sacks.
800 bushels (60 lbs. to the busheD good, sound
peach blow potatoes, in double socks.
Bids for the above corn Tor for 100000 lbs good,
sound, merchantable corn in the earl delivered ct
Fort Cross, D. T. will also be received; and for the
delivery at the same post OF IVY bushels good sound
toes the deliveries to be made At the posts before
October 20, 1872.
By order Major General Hancock.
+. J, II. GILMAN,
aug2o-4t Captain @. 8. o. &. A
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For groceries, 60 to Boyd's.

COUNTY FA1R.-On the fourth page may
be found the Premium List, with the
Rules and Regula tons, for the Second An
nual Fair Of Stearus County, to be held at
the Fair Grounds at this city, on the Oath,
25th and 2eth Of September. The premi-
ums are quite liberal, sufficiently so, with
the pride which should be- naturally felt
in such matters, to Induce the farmers Of
this and the adjoining counties to send the
best Of every thing they may have to the fair
Let our second fair be made success in ev.
cry particular.
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CASE THltESHE'HS.

The popularity of these machines is so
great that, with facilities largely increas-
ed, the manufacturers find it impossible to
fully meet the growing demand. Capt.
Grovecor, the agent in this city, is receiv-
ing orders daily from all parts of the upper
country for these threshers, and is supply
ing them as rapidly as they can be obtain
ed. No farmer should buy without first
examining the Case.
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MUST BE SOLD.

Jos. Edelbrovk has . splendid assert
ment Of dress goods and white goods, pur-
chased for this seasons trade, which must
be closed out. They will positively be
sold at cost. Ladies never had so good a
chance for securing bargains. These
goods are all stylish and of the best quail
tv.
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MIR. R. A. Wait, Agent Of tho Minne-
sofa Stage Company, has had standing for
some time = bet Of $l5O that Grant will
be elected, and $25 more that he will car
ry the State Of New York. No person has
come forward to take it, The chance is
still open.
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Tell your neighbors that
THE JOURNAL will only
cost them Is cents from now
until November 18th,

1MPRovEMENTs.-Hil's new photograph
gallery is apr oaching completion, and is
one Of the best arranged buildings Of the
kind in the State. Wilson has been do
ing some handsome lettering on it.
E. Curtis storebuilding, adjoining the
one now occupied by him, is being finished
and will soon be ready for occupancy.
Street Commissioner Dorr is building q
new cross walk from Edelbrock's corner
to the JOURNAL corner.
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Tho following suggestion from the
New York Tribune applies forcibly to Re-
publicans who earnestly desire the sue
cess Of their party and principles, and
should stir them up to sending in JOURNAL
subscriptions >'E
''Endeavor to increase the circulation of
the newspapers published in your respec-
tive locality. There is no better cam paign
document than the local newspaper Be
it large or small, if it is heartily devoted
to the popular cause 1t will necessarily CON-
tain indictments to earnest, resolute action
in the appeals and arguments it presents
in successive numbers. However apathet-
ic or hostile voter may now be, he will
not, if he is open to honest conviction, re-
sist the influence of the facts published.
between this and November, in any one pa
per. devoted to National Reform. Whoever,
therefore, adds oven single name to the
subscription list of such paper, has laid
the basis of an overwhelming circle of ef-
fective aid to the popular cause"
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Buy drugs at Rhodes & Spencer's.

"A private letter from prominent pol
itician in New Orleans says there is no
doubt but that Louisiana will give Gen.
Grant large majority.
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The ball given by Company F. on last
Thursday evening passed off quite pleas
antly. The hall was very handsomely.
decorated, and reflected much credit ON
tho boys Music WAS furnished by Fuller's
band and dancing WAS kept up until
we'll, until It was time to 80 home.
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Dorr & Meyer have this week received
200 barrels of fresh shakopee Lime: so
barrels Of Port Byron Lime. and quanti-
ty of Plaster Paris. Any one using these
articles will do we'll to give them q call.
Lime house, corner Of St. Augusta street
and Richmond avenue.
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go to Russell's for nice crackers.

Tho Brainerd Tribune has been en-
larged to seven column paper. Mr.. NJ.
G. Russell, who ,s now sole editor and pro-
prietor, deserves great credit for his per-
severing efforts to give Brainerd good
newspaper. =:
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Mr.. 81. G. Herschbaoh has nearly COM
plstsd very handsome and difficult piece
Of work. It is . pulpit for the Catholic
Cathedral, with winding stairway. The
design is very elaborate, requiring skillful
execution. The height Of the pulpit from
tie floor 10 nine feet.
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NOTICE,

~ =. q" 81. NOTICE,
All psreoas Indebted 70 the late arm O.
Tobey & Aitehsll or 70 n. Tebsy on 90
count Of merchandise, are requested 70 call
and settle the same with the undersigned,
Who ore owners and holders Of said 40
counts. All not settled before the 1st OF
September viii be plaesd in the hands Of
On attorney for collection.
ROsEN MERGER BROS.
81. Cloud, Aug. ], 1872.
-Draugbs and driving horses for sale :
Hsrbsrt's livery stable.
-rar srpesri,s, s y Beyd's.
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Who need be without good papers,
when for SIXTY CENTS, The JOURNAL,
with either the St Paul Prsss, Chicago In
ter-Ocean, or New York Times can be had
until November 10Th. Cheap! Cheap |!
Chesp:!! $3.50. ....
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to]
. PsrERs' MusIcAL|
MONTHLY are gsttinE|
all the latest and best
music for, tvo and
three cents . piece
Every number con.
tains at least 81
worth Of new Music,
by a,oh authors -
Hays, Thomas, Gum
Cd, Persley, Abt, KIN
kel, Pacher, Anard.
Strauss. Faust, etc
Sia: 10 copies nall-
cd 1or3Oo. Prleo43
per 8nnOn.
IL PETERS,
$50 Broadway, n. I.
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Tho habit which has prevailed in this
place to some extent, Of ehariuaraang new
Unmarried people is rowdyish and dis
graceful, and should be put q stop to.
Let the "boys" look out for some other
method Of having fun and getting the
"fxins."
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| Z1oN.-Mr. Edward Miller, Town Clerk
| of Zion, furnishes US with the following re-
For groceries, 60 to Boyd's.

COUNTY VA1uAT1oN.-We have the fol-
lowing figures from Auditor Vossberg, Civ
ing the valuation Of the real estate and
personal property in this city, as returned
by Assessor Alden: 49,. =
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MARSH HARVESTER.

As labor-saving and grain-saving ma.
chine, the Marsh Harveste stands IN
equaled. 1t saves half the labor and all
the grain, and saves time, money and
horse flesh. Sold by
HOWARD & CARPENTER,
j. E. WING, Agent, Sank Centre.
St, Cloud. MINI.
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Taings hsvs come to pretty pass -
The supply Of lager beer has been exhaust
cd, and thnss who would indulge in this
gentle bsvefsss are compelled to depend
on importations from st. Paul and Milwau-
kee. The trouble has come from the ooun-
try towns, which have made very heavy
draw on the supply manufactured BY our
brewers for homo consumption.
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60 to Tenvoorde's, snd get tho best
shingles made by the st. Paul Manufac-
turing Company. ....<. j
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X1HEREVER the
NV ~. u. w. rrmv A

w \. P.u. 1rs tas
0lee-Boo has been
introduced ithssb been
pronounced superior
to Ill other works OF
its kind. It has the
largest, latest. finest,
and ou'y collection Of
new Glees and Quar-
tets, nearly all OF
which have Piano Ac.
compartments, ad ID.
sanaplc copies mall
ed postpaid, for
! L PETERS,
500 Broadway, n. 7.
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CRors.-Mr. John Becker. whose farm
is about two miles from here, threshed last
week, getting IN average Of % bushels Of
wheat and So bushels Of oats per acre
We learn that the average ct Maine Prairie
II rs bushels :; at Clearwater 20 bushels
at Burbank 20 bushels. Wheat il said
to yield better tbs year on the prairie than
in the timber. The quality of the grain il
No. I. 49,
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CLUB RATEs.-The following are the
club rates Of The JOURNAL: a.
5 copies, $1.75 each.
s - 1.5O "

"a By raising club of Ten Subscribers
"a for The JOURNAL, at rs cents each,
~ you viii get new music worth $25.
~ See Campaign advertisement.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

All persons in St. Cloud and Sank Rap.
ids, and elsewhere, who are indebted to
Cross & Plates, on book account or other
wise, are requested to call at once and SET
tie and thereby save unnecessary cost.
fCROSS & PLATES.
Dated Aug. 70, 1872. 7.3W
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For groceries, 60 to Boyd's.

The latest cattle ever brought to
town have been converted into roasts and
steaks by Coates & Freeman, and disposed
Of to well-satisfed purchasers. No WON
der so many people buy their meat Of
Coates & Freeman.
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CHURCH Dl0ECCORY.

-tCAarch south Of Ravins bridss.)
Services svsry Sunday 1t lOk 4 N. and q nm. sun
Day School ct II o'clock. Payer meeting the
church on Wednesday evenings At s O'Clock. Rev
Cyrus Picket, Past.r. Rssidsnes, corner Of Wells
avenue and Lake street.
P1uDY1RlIAN.- (Church on Richmond avenua)
9s.vices sverv Sabbath at i0x .. m. and Sp. M
Sabbath School at II m. Wednesday evening lecture
and prayer meeting at o'clock. PsWs free and
s0angsEs invited. Rev. E. v. Campbell, Pastor.
EPIscoPAL-(St. Johns Church, In lower town.
Services every Sabbath at l01z =. M. and ~ p.
Sundays School at II m. Evening prayer meeting
Frdays at 7 o'clock. Rev. J. T. Chambers, Rector.
CAfHouc-{Church of Immaculate Conception.
st. German street). Pastor. Rev. Benedict Haindl.
o. g. B.; Assistant Rev. Boniface Null o. 8. B. sei-
vices: Week days 1t q. m.; Sundays, First mass,
~ .. m, High mass and sermon At 10 .. M; Yes
pers at p. Cathecetcal instru ction at p. m.
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After alingering illness. Aug. 18th, 1872,
in this city, MoIL1s KELLY, oldest daugh-
ter Of J: H. and Ida Kelly, aged Is y ears
II months and 10 days.
Funeral from st. Johns Church, 2 O'Clock
P. NJ. Sunday, Sept. LIST, 1872.
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ON RRlAGE.

and ABUSES. which intsrfsre With MARRIAGE
with sure means OF relief for the Bring and Unfor
tuuase diseased and facilitated. Sent free. In seslet
envelopes. Address WARDAsS0ClATI0N,N No
q Ninth &c.. PhilaAelphis. Pa.
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MIR. Jos. Edelbrock has 9 large pas
ture within very short distance Of town,
where horses can be left with safety.
Good water in the field. Terms reasona-
h1e
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale COM
Portable two-story
DWELLING HOUSE,
in Clearwater. Has good we'll in the
kitchen, and all outbuildings. Will DO
sold very cheap. Also farm of 80 acres,
16 acres cleared, with house, at Silver
Creek. Enquire of
7-4W P. MEYST. St. Clond
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you want warm or GOLD bath, 60
TO Ottensmeyer's bath and barber rooms.