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, 1873-06-22

The po1nris Inrestigntton.
New YoRK, June 2t.-Additional testimony in
the Pola1is investigation il published One
witness testified that Bu6dingto eaid that
Halls death lifted great load from his heart
, 1873-06-22

Ocens Steamship News
NEW YoRK, June 21.-Arriyed, the steamship
Rhein, from Bremen, and Virginih, from Glas-
gov.
QUEENSTOWN, June 21.-steamahip Malta,
from Boston, arrived
, 1873-06-22
The Gordon Tragedy.

BELFAST, Me-, June 21.-The Coroner's in
quest in the Gordon case Was resumed to-day.
fhe several statements made by the prisoner
we're disproved- The little boy is recovering
from his wounds.
, 1873-06-22


LIZ EPETRE-PA1NE-At tho residence OF tho br1de, -
Vest Jaeksonss, the 21st Inst BY r. hs'' H. ""
H1scoCK Jung + By the r.. !; u fffn Hi:.
eock Of Chicago and Miss a. O. Jones, Of kfnston, g.
~ ~ Rsieixh N. c., B.lttnnozs, hnd Brooklyn paperr
please copy.
, 1873-06-22
eiGn Markets.

Lrv1zpoo1, June 21-u Z. .En.-Unchanged for -four
at ia 6d82ss I'd. Winter wheat 12s ID spring, IL
9Th; whtte lis 1od@12s; club, 12s Id Com. &s
Gd, Pork. Ga. Lard, 39s.
LospoS, June 21-2:5o p. m.-Consols for money,
9o,:; for acoount 9ox; s2os Of 65, 92a<; do Of 6,
92H :: 1o4os, 80; new IS, 8oa; Erie, 6oa.
Ta11ou, 43c.
LIVERPOOL, June u-Cotton eadcr: rn!ddhng up
land, sgd Orleans, 9kd. Sales, 10000 balca Ameri-
can, 600 speculation and export, 600. Flour, gs
Gd@28s I'd. Corn, 2da I'd.
Cheese, 67s CulnberlAudH, SIS.
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CHESS:

CHESS:
Herald Special.
VIENNA, June 21.-An international chess tour
nament for $4,000 in gold, so horins entrance,
will commence here July 90.
, 1873-06-22
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
4 yin&isatisiii Of Ills Heaory from Alls.
gatiens Confined in tho Lamoi
Biography.
The Legitimacy Of His Birth, and the
Nature OF His Religious
Belief.


Tho accompanying article was originally prepared
by its author {he pastor OF the First Presbyterian
Church in Springfield, lily lecture and has been
repeatedly given in that form to various audiences
At the request Of the editor Of ScrbneTs lonth! to
;orn It seemed that the testimony contained IN the
lecture Of permanent value, is here presented
with slight alterations, md with departure from tbs
rhetorical style which determined By is original
purpoge.
, 1873-06-22


KREyT-At 159 Fprqner-st., Maggie. second daughter
OF Chrstoph Kenny, aged 10 JeAzx and 10 months.
FunorA1 Suud4y, I'D inst, At o'clock By cars to
Calvary.
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AGENTS WANTED.

i GENTS wAyTED-47,ooo PROBLEMS taiORE OF
a interest, computed for fonr dt.sinc business
peods Of ti1no IN ono nirste a. any rao Per xs
method dndlng cubs md sauare root; 1lso a nn,i
tho Ninatceuth Cnntury; book contains 1 raRcs Pec
ST. Address j. i. HENDERSON, a. A.. Author, San
Frxucisco CAL, Box No, g.
/ GENTS W1NTFD-GOoD" CArvAssERS ARR
T. making $40 to 3l2 day With my noede;boeks' nS.
chfnenccdles dress elevators. &c. &C. u M LiS-
NGTON, II East Madison-st, Chicago.
4 GENTS WANTED-To SELL OUR SEw, BIT
II hole cute needlc threading thimbet *nd othes
new arnc1us. 90 East MadAou-st-. Room s.
/ GENTS WANTED-LAprEs AND GENTs TO
IA sell article that will sell It sight there Is nothing
tho TAXA tho place OF it, LOO par cent proht
446 Whba4hkv., up-stAtss.
1 GENTS WANTEDI OR GOOD CASyAssEEs
II to trayel something sells 1t sight EItrnordt-
na11 Inducements offered. Apply II store ~ Souto
Cl4rk-st-
4 GENTS WANTED-MALE AND FEMALE, FOX
Il tho fastest selling G7ods in Anetics SO d! casly
rade soma mako $2U. Cali send. Samples 10 tont13
freq 1fERRTLL i Co, Is West LAke-st.
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Ffrtt Base By Errors-Atb1eHc, 2; Atlanuc, t..
Total Fielding Errors-Athletic. Is; Atlantic, I.
Unpiru-Nr. 6wanden of tho Resolute Club.
I1me Of Game-THo hour.
, 1873-06-22

A1Io. A1te1 EQI1G CuQVeEB11uUs IL FAACA A6
down to serious consideration Of the subject before
hts mind, and for half hour poured forth avolume
Of the deepest Christian ph1losopny ever heard do
The waya Of God are mysterious and profound be-
youd al compreheuson-' who by searching eau find
Him QUIT Eow, judging after the manner OF men,
tsking counsel OF eyrnpathies and feelings Il It
had been left to to determine it, would have had
war; And going further back to The occasion Of
further hack, We would hare had no eFil- There Is
tho mystery OF the unverne which han can solve,
utterly backs down And then there s nothicg left
but for the heart Ct to ake up fa1th and believe
and trust where 1t can not REASON Now, believe
wa are all agents and instruments OF divine
Providence On both aides x1e working ont the
viii Of tfod yet how strange the spectacle! Here ta
the 6s aea md 5
nent upon the cornerstone Of human bondage And
here is the other half equally earnest In their prayers
repugnant to their ideas Of human nature and the
rights Of society," we'll Is liberty and independents.
They want slarery; we want freedom. They want
eetye Glass; want to make equality practical as far
as possible And they arc Chr:stiane and are Chris
nane. They and We arc praying and aghting 70, r.
ruIts e1sety The opposite. VIA mu1. ~ uoa tnlns
tiou-eelf- -deceptiop. Somewhere there Is fearful
heresy in our religion and not think that it lies
In the loyo Of liberty and in tho Aspirations Of the hui
What am to do in the present emergency time
will determine. hold nyscf III my present position
viii 1Qb AAlAuatt IL A4e &C AL AekA
Of Providence I haye my viemB and purposes.
havo ny conTcttons 9! duty, and my notions OF Whist
is right to he done. But conscious every mo
.nent that all and all hare ia subject to the
troll OF Higher Power, and that power can use mo or
not IL any manner, and At any time, ~ tn His
wisdom and might may be pleasing to him.
Nevertheless, an no fasaiist-' believe In the
supremacy OF the human conscience and that men sTo
responsible beings; that God has right to bold them
and ui bold them to strict personal account for the
deeds done IN the body But, sirs, do not to
give you lecture upon the doctrines Of tie Christian
rel;Sicn, These are simply with Do tho conr!ctoas
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TO 1'flAlN 4 DRIVING HORSE.

In ,e.ehings young horse to drive
we'll, do not hurry to see how fast be
oan trot. Keep each pace clear and
distinct from the other; that is, in
walking, make him walk and do not
allow him to trot. While trottiug, be
equally careful that he keeps steady at
his pace, and do not allow him to slack.
on into a,walk the reius, while driving
should be kept suug, and when push.
ed to the top Of his speea, keep him
veil in hand, that he may learn to bear
upsn tho Bit 10 that when going At a
high rate Of speed he o.n be held at
his pace : but do not allow him to pull
too hard, for it is not only unpleasant,
but it makes him difficult to manage
National Live Stock Journal
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NHICAGO l. ST. PAUL
THROUGH LINE.


'ELROY ROUTE"
Via the West Wisconsin and Chicago Northwestern
Railways.
The Pioneer Route running
= Express Trains daily from St Paul to Chicago,
. without change of cars.
Alltrains fully equipped with the Westinghouse
Air Brake and Miller Platform.
PULLMAN PALACE DAY AND NIGHT COACH.
ES ON ALL TRAINS,
A3-Fassengers taking this Route will secure to
themselves advantages afforded by no other Line
Tickets for sale .: the principal ticket offices of all
Railroads leading into st. Paul. also at the Companys
Office lib Third street, St. Paul. and At the Depot
heDay Express leaves St. Paul, Except Sun
day. at Ola A. H., and the NightE1press( Except
at 500 P n, arriving in Chicago at GO
.. NJ, and 4:00p.m.
W. G. SWAN, GEO. NJ. HUNTINGDON
Superin ndent. Gen. Tick. Agent.
CHAS. THOMPSON.
~ Ticket Agent St. Paul
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PENS FOR PIGS,

Farmers in great majority Of cases,
have lees pride in what they do for
swine than any other labor upon the
p1emises. First class barns for horses
and cattle, convenient sheds, etc., for
sheep are numerous, but it is something
OF . rssity 70 see a nice airy and really
convenient pig sty. The reason Of tbs
is doubtless attributable to the gener.
ally conceived idea that the hog is q
6Ithy animal, and not fit to occupy .
decent place but the fact is, swine are
made more filthy than j. is their nature
to be BY being confined In unwholesome
and unelesoud pens.
The floor should BE- tight, on = little
decline, end kept Uttered with good
ab.o1bents. In The eon.trustioo Of
pens there is eeneasl fault in tho
way of bavlng them 4oo low between
joints, most of them being no. over five
feet, when they ehould not be, less
than seven, 90 that . man can stand
erect 10 them. We have seen many
expensive pens having this fault and
the swine therein absolutely neglected
90 account Of the back aching work of
cleaning tie different sections out.
Everv sty should have a good yard
at one eide, % that the swine may get
at the earth, but they .hould not be al.
loved to ruo therein At will, nor
should the elesoiogs Of the pen be
thrown into the yard to be mixed With
the soil BY the trampling and routing
Of the hoes, for it is one Of tho most
valuable munures that can be produced
upon . stock farm.
The farmer Who makes most money
from pork raisiog, is the man Who not
only i careful in tho selection of breeds
but particularly careful to have good
eommodious pans and give the swine
oil The stt"stiou required to make them
grow and lay 90 the fat rapidly. When
10 see fa,teniog hogs in rail pens With
The earth fer . Aoor end The ky for .
roof, our opinion is at once formed "a
70 the ehsnees Of that farmer to pros.
PEI, sea they are decidedly onfavo,able.
Ohio Favmer.
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10 Ak.

IT ID impossible 70 make pecbls
uuderstand their ignorance; for it u
quirrs knowledge to perceive it; nd
therefore he that o.nt perceive il, hath
it uot-B;shep Taylor. IL.
Tho following advertisement 10.
Gently appeared in 40 English paper -:
"Waoted, good general servant, who
can ueither read nor write, nor be-
able to do tatting, crochet, or embroid.
cry" "
-"Unless you give me aid" said a
beegar to benevolent lady, II am
afraid shall have to resort to some
thing which l greatly dislike to do"
The lady handed him = dollar, and
oompassion.te)y asked, "What is it,
poor man, that 1 have saved you
from :" "Woek," was tho mournful
answer.
Says . London letter The money.
t.ker being uu.void.bly absent, was
temporarily replaced At the exhibition
Of the bearded LADY and other natural
phenomoos BY, pretty, ,b'igh..eyed
girl Of about fourteen. "Hav, l sup.
pose the-ths-er bearded lady Is
your mother" observed . swell, q he
paid bis money. "No, Sir" said the
szteupors noney. tsker, n.ively> a'ehe's
.tt-. ~ : +H0 49, = 49, -.
ny father" IL"
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-"Sir," sid an astonlshed laod.
lady to a traveller who had sent his
cup forward for the seventh time, "you
must be very fond of coffee p eyes,
madam, l am," he replied, "or I should
never have.drank so much water to get
q little coffee
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-12-04

Since the commencement of the
Cuban rebellion, Spain has seut to the
fatal islund over eighty thousand meo,
and more than half of them have fallen
victims to the climate. IF We are In
need Of graveyard for our young meo,
Cuba will supply tho demand.
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KEEP The COWS WARE.

Whit eight j. more pleasant than q
rev ~ slssk, ~ell.oared.for, hstl,hy
an'sal IL vister7 Outside, ths thes-
somstsf stands close upon zero 10.
side, ne tsapsrssure.is 50: comfortable
.h.ttvs 'sss well dupepse with our
ovsrsoas- From whence comes this
genial warmth ; No wood or coal is
6snsu1ed 70 raise the temperature.-
The problem is easily solved. & Here
ore fifteen stoves, not constructed of
iron or ssene, but of flesh and blood,
and j. these steves hay and gr.io
are burned constantly, and hence the
hest. It il the, warmth radiated from
the animals thstf We feel aud this comes
from actual combustion, produced by
the play Of vital or chemical forces
yithia the organisms. a large per-.
eeutsgs Of the food sappiied adds
neither to our store Of milk or flesh,
but 10 buroed to produce animal, hest,
and, is'Wietsrs tho supply Of food must
b increased, TO compensate for ths lost
by direct radiation from. tie surface
and through the respiratory ersans.aao
No g.sstsr :s mistake can be made
-, :. "a ~ Z tTyaIG1ga3IEkJs{ -
open barss. A shivsring Gov On ,giys
no milk nor gsiut sny flesh. ~, led 4
COW, or apy, other animal, in tho cold
open air, 10 'bout - foolish sod waste
tul - to place : stove out, of .dooss, gill
it With fuel, aud expect to receive ben
eft BY warming the atmosphere gener.
ally. Aoim.ls need protection and
warmth - veil a. human beings:
Journal Of Msntstry. -. ~ I"
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A BOOK FOX EVERY NAN.

A BOOK FOk EVERY HAN.
fHE :sCIENCE o. LIFE, OR .s1aI tfRB91R.
Cure Of Exhauitsd Vitality, Pfenatai: Decline n
Man. Nervous end Physical Debility; HypGchondihh,
Impotsncy, spermatorrhoea o. seminsl Weak esS,
And Ill other
This work 10 indeed book for every mSn-
Thousands have been taught BY this work the true
Wy 70 a9a as end
on this class OF ills worth reading. t90th edition.
revised much enlarged bound in beauti.
full French cloth. Price only st. Sent by mail post
paid, on receipt of price. Address PEABODY MED.
ICAL INSTITUTE. Number 4 Bui6nch Street.
Boston, Mass, or DR.. W. r.. PARKER, Assistant
Physician. N. B. The author may be consulted on
the above As we'll ell diseases requiring skin
and experience. may1-1y
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DOMESTIC PRODUCTS.

/ 10 appeal % the women Of the ooun.
by 70 eens 10 tho relief in the present
financial troubles may At frat seem ab-
su1d but thors is reason for il that
mere spssious calls have not. Its not
asksd Of them 70 be more economical;
to ave money, and contribute it to the
pos.; q 20 change their expenditure
= whit; but to turn their monetary
btooklets into different ohauoel-iu
shoss,to buy domestic instead Of import.
ID goods. No great perspioaisy 10
seeded to eomprshsad Mat while tho
Republic Is paying, yearly, millions and
millions more Of gold for imports than
it gsts for exports, it can hardly 70.
turn to specie payment ; and just 30
long - that is deferred, 10 mutt have
panios and al sorts Of monetary do.
rangsne.ak
SO If the buying Of imported goods
b the source Of 20 much trouble,
would Il not bs we'll to refrain from
buying them, aod keep tho gold 10
need, iustead Of sending it abroad p
There is 10 need Of leagues and clubs
and much palavsr to make this . prac.
tioal movement. All that the visest
and most earnest women can do is
siuply to ask for domestic brand
when she is making q purchase. 1t Is
to wcmea that the appeal is made, be-
cause it is for their beuiit that the ma.
josity Of costly imports are brought.-
Il y they Who demand aud use them,
and therefore it is for them to act
against tho tyrapey Of mode.
The sacrifice will. not bs 20 great
o. ~ difficult Is might seem. We man.
ufaetare elegant silks, only less b>auti.
full than their French aud Belgian com.
peere. We make - 6us 1ibous and
flowers % are made anywhere. Our
alpseas md other stuff goods are not
sxcellsd; while oil our cotton. fabrics
are world renowned. We manufacture
beautiful cloakiDgs, often sold under
tho head of "importsd"-a word shav-.
ing . mysterious but very powerful At
traction for most women. Tho fsenels
and feelings Of certain American houses
are provesbi.l for their 6nepess. We
make frioges, fancy trimmisgs, aud
certain kinds Of lace. Shswls, shoes,
woven uoderclothing, stookipes-alf
kinds md qualities Of goods are ID the
catalogue II our products. 49, %@
.Wssao so' soppoes the Treasury Do.
lsrtnsas will Immediately resume
spssis payment beaauass Of, osre little.
saeesssio.. ) but " do believe that if it
~srs widely acted upon, it would great.
" Lessen tho monetary troubles Of tho
nstion.-Seribner for December.
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Thirty Years. Experience OF an old
NuPRo.

MRS. Windows Soothing syrup In tho
prescription Of one Of the best Female PhyGi.
clans and Nurses in the United States and has been
used for thirty years with failing safety and
by millions of mothers and children from the
rects .cidity Of the stomach relieves wind collie. rse
uates tho bowsls. ives rest, health and comfort
to mother and child. We belisveit to BE- the Best
and sursst Ksmsdy tn the World in eli cases Of
DYSENTERY and DIARRHGA IN CHILDREN,
whether It arises from Testhing or from any other
cause. Full directions for using will accompany
each bs,tls. None Genuine unless the facsimile o.
Sold bv al Medicine Dsalsrs. ''s>': = az
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STUFFED CABBAoE.-Tske = large
fEeeh eabb,gs and cut, the heart. Fill
TIE place with stuf6og mode Of cooked
chicken II veal, chopped very fne; and
highly seasoned, rolled into balls Will.
JOLT of' III. ." rhsnz tic tie -eatba9s
fes@lly togsthelr. and boail il I. COZ ered
ks,sla fpE tRo hours. It makes ., vary:
delicious. dish s.a; 10 seitsst useful s.for
,asing .<nau p;enas akeoId nest
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THE HOUSEHOLD PANACEA,
and
FAMILY LINln1ENT

IL the best remedy in tho world following
plants, Wis.,: Cramos In tho Limbs and Stomach,
Pain in the Stomach, Bowel. or Side. rheumatism in
allits forms, Bilious Collie, Neuralgia Choisra, Dysen.
Spinal Complaints, sprans and Bruises, Chills and
Fever. For internal and External uss
Its operation 10 not only to relieve the patient, but
entirely removes the cause Of the complaint. II
penetates and pervades the whole SYSTEM restorinS
healthy action to ill its parts, and quickeninE the
Tho Household Panaeea 10 purely
Vegetable and All Healing.
Prsparedby C0RTIs & BROWN,
No. 2l6 Fulton Street, Now York.
For sale BY all druGeists. -
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For Minneapo11s.
'@s Ats. 4. M, and $40 p. m.
Chicago & Northwestern
ISAIL"A
THE SHORT + DIRECT LINE TO

THE SHORT & DIRECT LINE TO
@ Ell Z @ a G. .
Detroit, Cleveland, Buffalo, Suspension
Bridge, Pittsburg, Baltimore, Wash
ington, Philadelphia,
NEW YORK and BOSTON,
And all points in New England and the
Canadas. Also to
Cincinnati, Louisuille, St. Louis, New Or
leans, and all point, South and Southvest.
This is the shortest route from Chicago to
COUNCIL BLUFFS, OMAHA, SALT LAKE
SAN FRANCISCO.
and til points in the Western Territories.
This line hasadopted all modern improve
ments, in track and equipment, including
St eelRails, Luxurious Day and Sleeping
Cars, Miller Platforms, and Westinghouse
Safey Air Brakes.
Ask for and see thai your tickets read via
Chicago ,& Northeastern Rail1ay.
NJ. HUGHITT, ". h. sTENNETr.
Genl. Supt. Genl. Pass'r Agt.
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Use and Abuse.-Old Gent
"You don't mean to tell me, waiter,
that yoo can't give ne =. '.oothpick p
W,iter-"Well, sir, We used t. keep
EN-. but The. Assts slmost Invariably
took Fem away when they'd done With
EN-" ,'F &C.," :. "':": - -
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sIsx :HAaE1I1-s isto . Try
- sqsa.ses pessd of cheese
- - in a he. Psps on Il
] ~ 49, anilk 6tir in %
9. y heatsn, up,
cd q ee,h IS peeesul Of mss'
! asd lit.lefgltsa e "a pspper, aud 4
tesspoosfal Of MICS butter. Have som.
bre,d- slices to,atsd and pour this mix
ture over them.
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A LECTURE,
HlL1|[,,

A' ~ -1oOHH MAN'
Prick ~ cents. A Lee tare on the Nature
Treatment Hnd f4zffcal Cure of Semina
Weakness Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility
ness. eonsump ton, Epilepsy and Fits Mental and
Physical iucapasity resulting from Self Abuse. etc.
BY ROBERT J. CULVERWELL. n. D., Author
the "Green Book, &c. =
The world renowned author, In his admirable lee
tsre. clearly proves from his own experience that
the awful consequences Of selfat pse may b eeetu
any removed without medicines ana Without dan
erous surgicai operations, sbosgsS, iDstruments,
rings or cordial, pointing out . mode Of cure 1t
no matter what his condition may b, may euro
h%ss1n shessp!{, P,iyatssys:ad. I.dic.ly. IaIs
ANDs AND TH0UsANDS: Ttl -,4;ssG
Sent under seal. in plain enyelope, to any I'd.
drsss, postPnd, onteesipt ctl post bsanps
Aise ~. culysey1l4l Marriage asids" = peiest 80
Addlsss the Publisher, .CuAs:y G. KL1Nx4co.,
s1S7 6oweEy..n.- T.. Pos,0mes Box. A5so.
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ADVANTAGES l!! i $$o p9E{l6REo BY THIS:

I, It. keeps the money in the State.
1t insuress Females without extra risk.
It's Is liberal as is consistent with per-
feet security" =
tits conducted by men whose integrity
Of character and business ability are we'll
known throughout the State.
1treceives high rate of interest on its
loans.
Its rate Of mortality must be low by rea-
son Of the healthful climate of Minnesota.
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"A Michigan manufacturer has
eighteen thousand broom. handles ready
for shipment. This ought to set hus.
bands to thinking about coming home
early.
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-"Please don't shoot tho cows" is
sign on . farmers fence near Chicago,
Intended for city sportsmen who 20 out
after prairie chick ems.
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The Spragues, Of Rhode Island,
have finally executed the trust deed
conveying all their property TO their
trustees tor the benefit of their ored-
itors.
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( \HlCAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST, PAUL
RAILWAY.
Postal, Express and Telegraph.
ALL RAIL LINE

CHICAGO, NEW YORK,
NEW ENGLAND AND THE
CANADAS,
including all Eastern, Southern, and Southwestern
points.
Trims leave stPaul depot, foot of Roert street, as
follows:
For Hastings, Red Wing, Lake City, Reeds Land
ing, =" abasha, Minneiska, Winona La Crosse, Mil
waukee, Chicago aud East IND South.
S.<O p. m. Mail Train. SUNDAYS excepted
e.oO p. m. Through Express, Saturdays excepted
with SHIPPING CAR from St. Paul
THROUGH
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
TO CHICAGO.
By this line Passengers can view all the marnif.
cent scenery of the upper Mississippi without the
annoying delays of river navigation or the dust and
heat of inland routes.
ESQ -. m. Mail and Exnress for McGregor
Prairie du Chem, Milwaukee, Chicago
MeGregor trains will arrive at st. Paul at los DIN
~. :. BAGGAGE Ii CHECKED
toall parts of the
UNITED STATES.
WAuKK, in order to secufsalI the advantages OF
For Minneapolis.
Ats. 4. M, and $40 p. m.
+: fHBeUeHr1cK {. al points East. West
South, and SLEEPING CAR BIRTHS secured On ap;
plicatioh to J. 4. Chsndler, General AEsat.
= "a! 3. 8. MERRILL, General Manager.
&c. GAULT, Asst. Gen. Manager.
A.V. II. CARPENTER, Gen. Passenger Agent.
70. n. PRIOR, Division Superintendent.
ia. CHANDLER, General Agent.
Omcs corner Third and Jackson Streets. and .
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

Happy Rslisf for Young Men from the effects Of
Irross md Abuses in .sarly life Manhood Restored
.1mpsdtnsnts to marriage removed New method
iof st<sisionk New AHa tsAAekAhle remedies.
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IT,, PAiladslpAiA PA--sn 1Astitatisn having high
reputation tor honorable conduct aud pzofss.ioaal
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The Confessions OF an invalid,

PUBLISHED Al 4 WARNING and for the benefit Of
You've MEN AND OTHERS who suffer from NERVOUS
DEBILITY, LOSS OF MANHOOD, etc., supplying
the mans of se!feurc. Written by ono who cured
sent free on receiving postpaid directed envelope
Sufferers are invited to address the author, "
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR.
iunel2-8m Boxl53 BROOKLYN. NY.
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-Iudians's. proposed new State
House will cost about S2,O00,000