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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-23

CONGRESS has made an appropri.-
ton Of $4,000 for the American de-.
partment of the Viensa Exposition -
This will enable the producers and
manufacturers Of this country to make
such display as will give them 4 fnt
rank among the exhibitors of the verdi.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-23

-. -: ;: London Sa<srdey Rsvl.x
seasl.dss . long article. ~ ths Pessi.
asas's lat message, By ssyisg that NJ.
language i. Throughout. s,sstvsd,> soa.
ei'' and t'np'eats, sad Il. styls nigh,
!. w. e. reepsst9 -. s@v,ataeeo,s|y
unlisted i r. " ee.pe.i'iea Il +. ~
Qusen'a upeseh." - :
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-23
snmI-AnxuAL PArmHsT or TAXES.

A decided relief could be afforded
the people Of this Stat. by the Lesi..
lasurs By tho passage of bill allowing
taxes to BE- paid semi.annu.Ily in
stead Of oil At one time. Taxes are
never 70 iavosably regulated but that
they appear \ burden to those Who mu't
nsst them, but at present this burden
Il made much moro onerous than need
bs. The taxes are now required to be
paid all in the early part of tho year
when money is apt to be closest, In do.
fault of considerable penalty. This is
unnecessary. A full half Of this money
10 not needed At the tius collected, and
lies idle 10 tho treasury for six mouths
For instance, the officers of Ste.rns
county inform rs that last year over
seven thousand dollars in taxes were
In tho Treasurer's hands from Juue I'M
Ill Dsoember-so much dead money.
Had the spring collection been for but
MY per cont. of tho amount Of tax
levied, this balance could have re-
nsiasd With tho people, to tho very
great relief Of many and to the dsoi-
asd benefit Of oil.
A change in the law allowing semi.
annual payments would be Of no ioju.
~ to the State or counties, aud would
b very Welcome to the people. This
manner Of collection has been adopted
in sunber Of other States, and
Why can not it bs in Minnesota p
It 10 70 b hoped the Legislature will
give this natter is careful attention.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-23

: -Th. :siti.sa.' q n,t.ds p.J II.
...''5 .af h's ''..ur,.,,1;,s, -. o.sa.;. Nh
thsa ths 6eaf sansd r,vissaHaf i III;
State. The fatal a1is,iiat Il fiji i,a -.
e'ts,aiiis laa /, It'll: u, IL e.
5s1, 600, III 4. Il, pr,1iiuu,aas .b,si
Is, 100 QOa;. - J.. ~: ~, ): :: c3c:E
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-23

A MEMBER OF the present Legisla.
ture, from Houston county, has been
enjoying . ft Of delirium tremsns siuce
his advent 10 St. Paul. The Di.patch
gives his name - n. L. Cooper.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-23

A NUMBER Of gentlemen in this
State have Incorporated thsnsel1.5j' III:
to "shs Minoesot. State Horticultural:
Society,"" With capital stock at $25, 600,
and authorized capital 500, 000.: :.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-23

The Senate yasssrday passed the
bill to abolish The: fi,stisg privilege,
With N amendment fosbiddi,g' my 5.
preparation, now or hsreaftes, 70 On.
gressmen for postage. 1<:''s' 1"'@-S
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-23

'-Tb.ers Ne = nuubs, Of small sta.
siens % tie Nss Haven rod tia,
seat'pp'.s :. b.Iof .s'y importance,
but aeae esald ~ ths ti.si,e going
ea tsssrs In The summer, hs would
tbiah differently. We have lested out
fshs ar Window upon th,s. t,,a..s.
tious until il ssened - ii i II oil
saa.rios' III. grt.. ~ th.a u q e,e,id
bsar.-Da~b,.y Ns,es. - Il '2sss' -
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-23

Gov. OaLEsBx has bean, .l.I>.A
United States Sssstor from Illine;i: -.
De had ll6 votes, and Senator Ttsn.
ball (supportsd by, the Dsuosr,t. and
Libsrals) 76. <...f ~.., -,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-23

= There M . graad military disphy
n Pst.daa on Sunday, vhs.s IS saae.
captured from the sFrsssh in. the 1t.
~ VEN hung In tho e.s,issa ssha,,l
w ~ .Po e'le .es.saeai.a. The s.p..
ne .sds : sPe.eh.. Ill., : 1890. =,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-23

1- ~ Etr:l.tE@ - =. !. = :
On Ther'day night The Rirst ca.
sr'sasiosAl Church, i. Chicago, u.
burned. It ~,s The Rice ' Church
edidss in the city: = 11au '>17o,ooo;,--:
The seoietJ proposes ir,buitdin1::"s -
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-23
HOW SHALL OUi& PREsIDENTy BH
NLECTED

Senator Morton delivered on Thurs.
day an elaborate speech 10 tho Senate
on our present manner OF eleotipg Z
President and Vice. President, in which
be pointed ont the dangers connected
with the Electoral College system. .*s
lie would prefer that tho President
should be elected by the people a. one
community, giving the election to the
man who received the highest nunbs,
Of votes, without regard to State linz,
or municipal divisions, 70 that The "A.
tionsl character should b fully repre-.
'entsd in one department OF the Gov.
ernnent. But in assuming that the
smaller States will not consent to IN
amendment BY which tho Presidsnt
would be elected BY tho people Of the
United States ~ one community, he
believed they could have no objection
to such change ~ would bring the
election of President directly BY the
people Of the several States, each STATE
to be divided into a many districts ~
it has Senators and Representatives,
aud each district to have ono vote in
the election of President and Vice
President, and the vote Of that district
be counted in favor of tho candidates
for President and Vice President Who
received the largest number of votes in
it. This would still give to each State
the same number Of votes it now has
in tho election Of President and Vice
President the votes, hewsver, to 30
given directly for the candidates by the
people without the Intervention of cleo.
tors. In case no candidate for the
Presidency gets majority of al the
votes, he would have both Houses Of
Ceugress meet in joint convention, and
each Senator and Representative have
one vote. This would be in exact har.
rony With the principles upon which
the election 10 now to be made By the
people Of the several States.
The plan suggested BY Sen.tor Nor.
ton, Or som ,thiog akin to it, would, We
believe, mset with gensral approval
from tho people, who are out Of pa-
thence with the Electoral College sys-
!em. !
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-23

Jeff 'Da,is Il President 81 tho
South cas'lios Insurance Company =.
41pha, asdss The pstrsoaes Of = Mr..
Risk, ~hess baak7ws.t up xhts' ~
eesta'ra: Security Company; lfsv>
check spoa> il: Sor..: N uaierts,ss
anea1e> s>>4 :. i L t&:az:sis:. ~ss::; s;1::s:;:
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-23

TIE Merchants Ro.sl, q. Paul, has
bean leassd By Dstehsf ID tiSosfe.-
Col. Dutsasr will eosl1,vs = NV
charge over tke Met.epe1iAai. p ...ot
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-23

Simon Cameron Wa, yesterday Re.
elected United States Senator, b. the
Peon'Jlvanis Lsshlaturs. 8 Senator
conkli1g was rs.elsetsd 1t, Albany. / Fl
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-23

- A BILL u. p'''.@ > u. H.a.s Il
:, Representatives o. y Alo.d., reps.liar
the bankrupt cot. y,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-23

WHO could refuse to pity the poor
Cineinuatians7 They were freezing on
Saturday night with tho mercury 16o
bsloW zero.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-23
CITY MUSIC STORE,
st. Cloud Quadrille Band

Tho undersigned will furnish fir,t-els,.
music for Balls. Special attention given to
supplying private parties, with from two to
i've pieces, ss may DO desired.
> Charges reasonable.
GEO. +. FULLER.
St. Oleud, Sent. I'll. 1871.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-23

TIE bill fsvorisg the Land Bsunty
Bill was tabled 10 the House Of. Repre-.
sent.sives on Wednesday, BY The en-.
phatis vote Of "a to III. Vsry proper.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-23

TIE majority report Of the Sen
ate Judiciary Committee on the bill for
the relief Of Boston, considers it IN.
constitutional.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-23

Al the meeting OF tho Grand Lodge
Of Masops in St. Paul last week, Rev.
G. G. Griswold W. elected G.. M.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-23

OK Friday th. body o.. man fl. ri. II
to death was found near Detroit, Mich.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-23

-Ft'sde viii d.liveE !. ,o1eo1,. q
lectures in England 81 81: inpr,..ioo,a,i.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-23

81. PAUL had sp,sm Of virtue on
Thursdsy. Three gamblsrs were fined
1a6fa G@.3s4H"1, J u"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-23

On Saturday SIR Edward Lytton
Bal~er, the distinguished Eoglish ~.
thor, died ia London, At tho age Of 81.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-23
AlnHHsorA LEeIsLAruRE.


1snt Of Chas. MeIlrath, q. J. Horn,
James Gilallan, o. P. Whiteomb, s.
J. Willard and VIM. Smith commission
s,s y revise the general laws OF the
State relative 70 taxation.
The House passed = bill sppropriat.
i.E. 5000 for the relief Of tho suffer.
els By tie late storm.
The eonmittss on Towns and Coun.
6ss vas Instructed to consider tho pro.
Isis<y and expectancy Of furnishing
Tsvl e&ssrs with printed blanks and
forms, same - sshsol officers.
Mr.. 8. Miller introduced bill and
joins resolution to encourage the plant
isg and cultivation Of fruit and shade
trees. Passed.
A joint resolution was introduced by
Mr.. Rogers, - follows:
Rsso!sed, By the Legislature Of the State
Of Minnesota, that our Senator'S and Rep
rssentasivss in Congress be requested to
oppose any and al measures giving away
OK disposing Of our public lands for the
purpose Of sabsidi1iug any railroad COM
pa1y or other corporation that they
b requested to always vote and labor to
keep he balance Of the public domain in.
violats for actual settlers.
Fa1DAI-Ths Senate, which had
previously voted $4,000 relief, raised it
to the HOUSES sum, $1,000.
In the House, tho bill reducing boom.
ago from 80 to 65 cents Vas recommend
Cd to pas.
Both bodies adjourned until Tuesday.
TuEsDAY-In tho Senate bills were
introduced BY Senator Csggsvell-To
prevent discrimination in charges for
freight transportation by the railroad
companies of the State. Requires
squalized freight rates, according to dis
lance, aud equal rates to all shippers
and eousignees alike.
BY Senator Meagher-To appropri-
ate money to aid tho county OF Blue
Earth 10 building bridge across the
Minnesota River At or near Mankato.
Appropri.tes $4,000 firm tho State
Fund.
BY Senator Pill,bury-To appropri-
sts nossy ($l5o,0Oo) for erection Of
buildines for tho State University.
By Senator Niehols-To appropriate
msnsy for erection and furnishing 4
family building, ($15,o0o) shops and
husd,y $1,000 for the Reform School.
After considerable discussion q joint
resolution passed the Senate author,z.
iog tie Governor to take steps for the
defense Of the rights of tho people Of
Dulsth and the State to have the ca.
ssl and dyke It that place and appro.
Iriatisg $4,000 to BE- expended BY him
~ ssss purpose
In he House notice vas give of .
bill sstherisiog Ramsey county to is.
~ besds = build . Court House, and
81. Pasi - issss bonds to repair the
bridge sesoss The Mississippi.
NJ Castle offered = preamble and
lsslstion relating to corruption in tho
sleetiea Of Usised States Senators, 10.
stzss1iss the judiciary Committee to
rspsst - to necessary legislation to pre-.
vont Ne same.
H., 01eealsaf iatrsdueed . bill to
lsgS3ee he issue Of bonds for railroad
Is'p.e4, permitting counties and town.
10 hgls bosds to aid in the construct.
- Of railroeds, not exceeding ten per.
sG1s.1la4hs valuation.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-23

On Tuesday tho Wisconsin Lsgisla.
ture reelected Hon. T. o. Howe to the
United States Senate.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-23

-T.e,lts s. Il. PHI. ~ v..tA
&2.kQ0WQta .oltw h&s. -. s-e....l1s..
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-23

T r U INKS
Which we will also manufacture to order. Repair.
lug done by Practical Workmen. We keep on hsnd
tor sale large assortment of
Buffalo Robes,
LsPeci attention 10 called to our stock Of
P1NERY HARNESS.
For which W manufacture
Heavy Wool Coli ,rs. Horse Blanket
and Whips.
Tho largest Stock ever brought to this market.
JOHN II. ARNELL, President
A.O. MURPHY, Rec'y and Treas
Dir ectors, John H. Arnsll. A.C. Murphy, H. r.
Rogers, W. L. McCsllum.
Hinnsapolls, Apr. 4. 1872.
National Republican., 1873-01-11
DIED.

AIERN.-On tho qlh instant, NucuAEL AHrRS,
pEed forty Ave YEAR, a native Of FerInny, county
lis funeral will take place this Saturday AZ.
tsrnOun, at 4 O'Clock, from hts late residence
Third street, between Linlsen and Fayette, George
town. The friends aud acluantancee OF the family
are respectfully invited TO attend without further
notice
FLETCHER.--On the 9TH instant, in Georgetown
n, G., uRoRuR FRANKLIN, beloved son OF George W.
aud Adaline T. Fletcher, aged two years and ten
months
LINDsIFY. On the morning Of the pth, at half
past O'clock Of the residence Of his mother, p1
street, JOSEPH l. LISDaLFY
His funeral will take place on Sunday, January
", ats O'Clock y, m, TO which his friends and rela
tiVes are respectfully invited lstarl
MILLER.-On the 18th instant, IaAnELLA MILLHR,
wife Of John Q, Miller,
Relatives and friends are respectfully requested
to attend her funeral from her late residence, No
lOib NJ street, between Tenth end Eleventh streets
southeast, Sunday, the 18th Instant, at 2O O'clock
pm
CAssIN..-In GeorSctown, on the morning Of Fri.
day, the 10th OF December from an accident bl hro
MATTE TYLER, daughter ut William y. aud Mary
A. Cassin, lErand daughter Of Dr, Grafton TJlerD
The friends Of the family are respectfully inyited
TO attend her funeral from the residence Of her
PARENTS, No lOJ FayCtte street, on saturday, the
iith instant al O'Clock y. m.
OLIvER-on January s, NICHOLAS oLtyER, aged
The funeral will take place on Saturday, January
II, at O'Clock, from his late residence, t0 Nine.
ieenth street All friends and relatives are Invited
to attend.
National Republican., 1873-01-11
PROPOSALS.
DRoPosAIs FOR WROUGHT AND CAST
CQsIQMHoUsE, cHAW.EsToN, SOUTH
GNITEp sIAgy. ogtIoN I Horsr,

NHhNLThtVNt NpNNH NhNpllNAg
sOIYIcE or syPIHIF tnh ntsT Jpn, 4 va
the Hnpvitnieudent until n M January 23 is73, fo
furnishing, delivering, hitting and putting In place
the Wrought and Cast.iron Work, a. exhibited by
the drawing described IN the specification and called
for IN the schedule consisting Of the iron work 20
roofs tho ceiling Of courtroom and the sly lights
COpies Of the drawings, specification and sch,dulo
may be had on Application At this once.
All scan OldnE required by the cOitractorr to put
the work In place Will he furnished By tho Govern.
ment free Of charge, but will be erected by ths con
Proposals. viii bc made by the piece, lineal foot, or
weight, for the various items Of work ~ called for
In the schedule. The work will not be subJIvtded
among different bidders, but will he considered in
the aggregate.
Payments will be made monthly deduc'inE ten pcr
ccntum until the final completion Of tho contract
AL bids must bc accompanied by penal bond, In
the sum Of nye thousand dollars tSbyG0I that the
bidder viii accept aud perform the contract II
awarded him, the aufilciency Of the security TO be
certified by the United States Judge, the clerk of
the United States Court or the district attorney Of
the district wherein he rerideA
The Department rereryea the right to reject any or
all bids, II II he deemed for the interest nf the Gov.
ernment TO do 81; and any hid that ls not made on
the printed form, 70 he obtained In this once. aud
menta nf this advertisement, win not be considered;
neither will any proposals be received from parties
who not themselves engaged in the manufacture
Of wrought or easilron work, and who have not the
necessary facilities for getting out the work. -
PrOposas Will be indOrscd bids Tor Iron Work
and addressed to r. H. OAKSHOT,
iAniO SUPERINTENDENT
National Republican., 1873-01-11

TRAINS ARRIVE AT
MASHlNUrONi
tS q. m, Western Ex.
press, daily, except Sun.
day.
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Cept sunday,
II u q. ~, Western II.
prcss. daily.
j.A y. m, Pacific Express,
dany, except Sunday.
~ y, IN, daily.
" AS y. IN, Accnmmodh
tlun. daily .eNceptsundAy
National Republican., 1873-01-11
BUTTER.
CHOICE FIRKEN, Lbs. for ei.
CH0iCE ROLL oh PRINT. Ssc. perl lb.
FLOUR.
VERY BEST FAMILY, e2Tb and s2.H per v bbl.
VERY CHOICE, A2bO per Y Dbl.
GOOD EXTRA, a2t0 per Y Dbl
LARD, . lbs. for Ai
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BALM OF LIFE.
10 TEsrH sTnEEr soRIHwEsr.

10 TENTH sTnEEr NoRIHwRsTl
WARRINGTON. ID. O., November 5, ls7O. !
PRoF. CooK-Dssr SIR For . long time was 4
much diminiishsd, ana j Eas slinosi prosiIr.,saa;
4f IIfE vas t5ied. { tSot. intsTnaliy. about !
t,be,po3nfnl before % bresffsst. I the same amo9n,
Ing St night baihed my head. fsce, neck and cheat
,tsS enISr bn e@I ts apSesr GOh nv ssn ana
lips.;O ny spPsIte sSd as.6 Bssaa o return; my my
s1SP usns hs surprsns remedy or Sboat out Ss
months, am cured, and have good appetite. while
my ptTcnsth and healthy appearance are truly won.
very Eraistpl iq5 sAr dITsc.IoP. Egu for
ihsi o,hs ny follow my erp5eSSSSs VIZ
wAsHIsaTos, D. O., December 10. ISL.
pHoT ,:,S SSSET ssyo R. oxs m';S mt nI,i siS
yoar ;9S PEGSfiSb PlnSsiSsbs M through the use Of
besS enpsd y 81 your sondsr Prcp
ton. which nov psc as 4yeneral toilet article a.
ny health. n snyyise: cannot conceive 4 P9ssi:
Sysry,hin6 4 . the Tiy Of sssEdinS on sudden Ill
siiii rsInsin cured % dyspspsls which va. Of 30
long standing. and so severe That for ten days i'm
0SssS q Sias o pns @ as 81 @ % q MIX and
one soda crackcr per day 49,,
Always your grateful friend n,,. =, ,,,,,,,
Mtaa BenA ~ dAWHntef. i nhu ueNpAlfe0 OF ueT
dyppepsiA had become chronic. and resisted the best
' hS Il sTa s ff cured her, and IT ia used in
my family In manifold ways and for various pur.
Isthms hs, stiictsd me for many years. the
BALM OF LIFE has done me more good than any.
l praise; | every family should be PROVIDED with Il "
%ss SSry mind Consideration fRs iSfS t'0
I am Mis-. Dsna,. sister, and I cannot express my
TSs siF ESCISi I9a I2RPi pS S"s ie 8
grateful 10 Professor Cook for being restored from
.TrnsiS fT STR Rcsb. q renewed @ Es.3 sRa
dge Alone g the free use Of "a 81. bAM o L
Tnu' always very kindly reRsRS.E PEGI Il SGot
WASHINGTON, D. C.. July I. ISL. .
was Er iTrcublsd viii Dyspepsia 10 snsS decree s to
r. unable e Eay1sS q Sn,RIA fGod e any dss;ssP
could enjoy nothing / ate. ,,,,, -, g,
SeS g ~ BM OF LERE 'PS
at and enjoy any and ali kinds of fOcd without un
cnssrfaiiy make this statement, entertaining the
hope 'HiS s fIs'I1 SFRED Ti
Dyspepsia Of seven Years Cured bY the
BALM.
| WARRINGTON, d. O., November Is, 1871.
| PRor. i. A. CooKI hhyo had dyspepsia for many
| years. Having been treated by several physician'
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| BALM OF LIFE was recommended. but I had nt
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less than q month was feeling we'll, and at th
date have no symptoms OF Dyspepsia, cheerfullJ
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publish It II you choose, Mrs. Q. OlLLMAN,
| daD SIS Third street northwest.
National Republican., 1873-01-11

ToPreyide msa9s fog this nlAEnifsent CONCERT one
hundred thousand tickets only will be isAuOd large
portion OF which are already sold,
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Eleven whole tickets for 8lOd No discount on less
than &lO0 orders, Nothing could be more Appropri-
prssents than TO this banquet d wealth
suits. The object q this third Off C9neer isthe
enlargement and endowment Of the Public Library
of Kentucky, which, BY the special act authorizing
citizens Of every State This Concert will bo con.
nected like the first and second heretofore given,
and full particulars Of the mode OF drawing the gifts
and paying them and everything necessary 10
thorough understanding of the scheme, from be5in'
ming 70 end, are now published n the form Of cir:
who apply. The entire manAsement Of this under
THOMAS r. DRAMl.ErrE, late doytrnor Of Ken.
!nekI lto whom AZ c2mmnnieallon5 pertaining to
H. a DUhnETr, President
W, n HALDEMAN, Vice PresIdenI
John. 3 CAIN, sss,y Pgblie I;i6ESry q ky'
Tickets are now ready for sals and al orders for
nation, SC, will meet with prompt attention when
addressed to me a. below directed
IH0s. {. BRAMlETTE, LOUISVILLE, ~,
ianR WkEhn Agent Public library XIV.
National Republican., 1873-01-11
Baltimore Lock Hospital.

u AFANs
Physician Of this celebrated Institution discovered
when ~ the drrat Hospitals Of Europe via Eng.
land, frnnce and elsewhere, the most certain,
EkcEssEs on ABUSES OF THE System,
InP2tSncy, dfnsrHl bs6lli,y, NsIyoashss;, 6ysSsP
Btstp9 p 3, f i%s PR1s. ss6!
skin, Kasctio1S cf @ Liver s % Lung. % SsomsSh or
Bowslsithoee terrible Disortsrr arising from Soil
more fatal 70 iHsf victims ,hSa % he s5ns u he
sirens Y The Marncrs q plyascs, blishtlns their
MiRGG MiSRGG &C. impossible destroying both Body and
Vice, that dreadful aud Destructive habit which AZ
SSas an o g@R sass % sSs 'sSGsai sSS sI.S
inttlie Who misht 9thetNtse have entrsnced listen
lng henatca with the thunderu OF elnlusnce, or
wahsg 70 ecstasy the living Tyre, may call with full
Thess are some Of the sad and melancholy effects
hsss o. he hack aud Iim6., Pains n t lie Head,
ns sS sSEs SfEsSqi fsGn
ssPFS sses On II iie mind are
much e be dreaded Lo,s q Memory, Confusion Of
Lon q soSsiy e. 6ys q sSaSS Aisn f%
idi''' &c. a" some %,RRfIorg n iRf fIiII produced
ssI,SS s ssSnS siR sSTs%g,ns
PsptstioS otsshle Sssfnsss, Nervous Debility. of
any o'h1r as}s ft,gP' sYesfdE TsfrysS Prss
The many Thousands cured at this establishmsnt
po ss sns 1Ss Sg 5T John
s,op wlnes.sd BY The rorrs-eniatives q the Pres,
sSin sRa ssa beS ss p Puse cS SsIas hsSs s ssnd
cient guarantee TO the Anicted.
once, 7 south Frederick street, baltimore,
nov9 MARYLAND.
National Republican., 1873-01-11
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eornsr ~ TeRh aHd % s,rssii, WasAington.
FRtDAY, January 10, Is7S
United States ioil's Coupon, los United States
Telegraph, stN; Ouicksilyer, tS; paciho Mai, ilS;
Adams Express, a5; American EHpress, ,6gAi
Hudson, IOs1i; Erie, COY; Erie preferred, IS
Harlem, Ii5k; Michigan Central, lol; lake Shore
road, s5S; Illinois Central, i9i; Cleveland and
Pittsburg, Railroad, y; Northwest, 3hi North.
Island, i01s: Milwsnkte 4 St Paul, bsNi Mllwaukie
and 81, Paul, preferred, 76ki wabash and Western,
Hannibal and st Joseph iiS; Chicago and Alton,
ll9 Chicago and Aton preferred, IA ohio and
Indians Central, 93,, Tennessee state aiSes, old,
sQS; Tennessee Statn aiNes, new, 500 virginia
sizes conaol bond, 50, Missouri eixea, p3; Central
Pacific bonds, @. Union Paciho ist Bonds, shN
HDld. 49,.
National Republican., 1873-01-11
nTAIfnIEn

MALLFRY CHURCH on the ist instant, at
nyland NJ. y CHURCH, BY Rey. Mr. shannon, EuaENH
r. MALLERY aud MARY J. UHUnCH, all OF this city.
TAIT-SAUTER.- on the eth instant, by Rev "
Y. Wiget, =. J., ALINAFDEn TAT aud Miss MARY O.
SAurER, both Of Washington, ID. q.
MACINTOSH -BOswELL.-By Rev, W. o, Mul.
len, January y. ls7a Mr.. HESny MlolNTosH and
Misa SUsAs BoswELt. 10th Of Washington, ID. q.
NOyCOMB- -MACINTOsH.-By the same, Opio-
bcr 10, lsi9, Mr. JANIS NoyooNn, jr, and Miss
InsEPHINE p. MAclHTOsu.
UAYNE-MORR1S. by the sans, December T.
is73 MIR W. W. HAYSE aud Mrs. JUIIA A. MUHRIa.