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Foreclosure Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, PURsU-
~ ant to the dscretal order and ,judg ment Of
sale rendered ~ certain action pending in the Dis
tEict Court for the County in the Seventh
Frederick F. Hildsr il plaintiff, aud Lucy B. sanborn
and ". H. sanborn. her husband, are defendants
tered in said action will soil at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash. at the front door of the
Court House, in the city of St. Cloud, County OF
1874, at two O'Clock IN the afternoon all OF the
right, title and interest Of the abovs.nsmed defend
ants and each Of them in aud to the following de.
scribed real estate, to.wit:
50 auch Of lot i've ~ in block ono hundred and
four l0a OF the town of st. Cloud Minnesota a. lies
south OF the line run by Government survey. east
and west, between the northwest quarter vi and
the Quarter IA Of section eleven %
1i:e H. %'dais odethirs 'ij ia Of lot seven ~ in
block one hundred and four llv4] in Lowry's addi-
mencing 1t u point on the west side Of WASHINGTON
avenue, twenty-five feet (22] from the southeast
corner Of said lot seven III and running along said
two feet (2l thence wsstwardly and parallel to the
north line Of said lot seveL one hundred and thir.
ty-two toet lls2k thence southerly tile west line
allel the north line aid lot to the place OF
beginning. Also tho south third IA Of said lot ssv.
en- OF said block one huudred and four (l04l said
third being twenty-five feet on Washington avenue
and ono hundred and thirty.two feet deep, Also the
and the sa G1s
Of said lot ana running westerly along the south line
Of said lot thirty-three 33 feet thence northerly
and parallel with the eads Of said lot to the north
line Of sad lot, thence eastwardIy along the north
lin" of s'd lot - tho north-oaet corner the same
thence along the east line thereof to the place OF
beginning. All in Lowry's addition to the town of
st. Cloud in tn county Of Stearns State of nneso.
IA, ss said addition is surveyed and plated by T. H.
Barrett and recorded in the Office of the Register of
Deeds for stoarns County, Minnesota.
GEORGE GEIsSEL,
KERR COLLINS, Sheriff IF Stearns Co..
Plff:s Attorneys. Minnesota.
Dated at St. Cloud, Num-, Jan, s. 1874 ians-7t
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lfFo! J! RgwELL&G

Conduct an Agency for tho reception of advertise
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ONE price. Of the paper, without any additional
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NJ With the Agency, 10 saved trouble and cores
pondence making ono contract Instead Of dozen, .
huhdred . thousand. A Book Of eighty pages con-
tanning istsof the best papers, largest circulattous
Religious agricultural, class. politiS.l daily and
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may send ac'ncise statement Of what they want TO-
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To Hon. J115. DAVIS.
10 AK.

"A jersey paper describes . u.n
% being "as sociabIe - batch Of
candidates two weeks before election -
"A recent ghost was heard sing
ing -
"'Twas . cough that carried me of:
T Sas coffin they carried mo Of in"
"A smart Danbury woman does the
work for family Of nine, mllks tvo
cows, and keeps track of thirteen COO.
siuued stories.
What is the difference between u
plan OF battlefield and q roasted
pippin7 One it war map, and the
other is ! warm apple.
"A Pennsylvania paper, 10 giving
M account Of q shooting ARRAY, says
tho wounded man is expected to re-.
cover, - the ball lodged 10 his dinner.
pail.
-"Buildiue castles ID Spain, Mr..
SY" said the lapdlssy to Spencer, who
vas thoughttulIy regarding his break
tass cup. "No, ma'am," said Spencer,
"only looking over my grounds in
java"
"A woman at Fort Laramie has
sued paper Tor saying that she has
murdered three husbands, when the
tact is she hasn't murdered but two,
the third one getting away with .
broken rib.
An enthusiastic African, who had
'spent de winter in ]amaky,' found it
40 earthly paradise. h said he could
tile abed, and, putting his arms ont de
windy, pick oranges, pine.apples, and
Jemaky lum right off de trees
"A Green Bay woman, whose bus
band kicks her down etalrs every Sec.
Fond night, says she likes to look over
his old letters 60 commencing with "My
dearest, darling little angel Minnie,
heaven alone only knows the depth Of
nv love for you"
The usme Of tho present Duke Of
Buckingham IL Plnntagsnes Campbell
Temple Nugent Bridges Ch.nbos
Grepville. The name is. in the maio,
we'll enough in its way; but the Dukes
manner of spelling Bridges il CON.
temp.ibls louisville Coxrier. Jour-
nal
Az E,sex street lady sitting in her
psrlor aud engaged in the dreamy con
temptation Of the musts che Of the
young gentleman who was to escort
her and her sister to the festival, Vas
suddenly awakened BY an ominous
whisper in = juvenile voice at the door {:
you've got AIMS teeth, an she wants
'eu." -Dantary Nevs.
Some new obituary verses have
been discovered by the Hamiltou, Ont.
Spectator, Is follows
mo more bis pa will csn1v bring
Unto his darling boy;
) He Loud aloft will praises sing,
Expressive o. his joy.
"hith little angels he will stav,
His rattle spring with pride,
And bless the day when for away,
Hslaid him down aud aied."
!; : : -: ~'-"-Z, = J IT,
"Gons to meet his grandma ether"
The pot ofthe Pb,ladelphia Ledger
will undo ubledly 70 crazy With seuvJ
sitter reading these touching zines. =.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the effects Of
Errors and Abuses in early life Manhood Restored,
Impedinents to marriage removed. New method
Of treatment. New aud remarkable remedies.
Books and Circulars sent free, fnsssied envsopes.
Address NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. No. 2south Ninth
st., Philadelphia, Pa In Institution bayi"K nish
reputation for honorable conduct and professional
skill. octSoiyr
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S., Red OK, lows: ]. oserrun With y
i rats, . aud ths authorities offert~o cents
for tho tail If every ons Of the yelmin
.,..s raztsaTf !. Gsf H5sskf sstsa}. = ~ a2f
oo48p GNSsf 81 saa,st4 ,.c ftzt%Ei.
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DIRECTORS
Guarantee Fund:


Bank and other stocks az per following
schedule: so shares First National Bank
Of Rochester, 80 First National Bank Of
W1nona, so Second National Bank Of st,
Paul, 20 First National Bank of Red Wing,
POS First National Bank of st. Paul, so
State National Bank of Minneapolis, go
City Bank Of st. Paul, and Sc shares Of
Preferred Stock Of st. Paul & Sioux City
Railroad Company.
Par Value. Market Value.
$53,o00.00 $72,250.00
--$72, 25O.V0
The above described fund is
deposited with the State IEsur-
ance Commissioner free of inter-
est and is pledged to remain
there free Of interest or other ex-
pense to the Company, as long
as it needs to hold the fund for
the security of its policy holders.
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The C.l'foruians are turning their
attention to the making Of raisios.
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MINNEA POLLS
~ .&# t#e@ass %%saf A N ID @s'>~t+
E Her TRAD E. ~.
FOR THE FALL OF 1878.


FOR THE FALL OF 1878.
undersigned Wholesale Dealers and Manufacturers Minneapolis
.re this better
trade both prices goods
received direct from first
g0grsphio. position excellent goods
point desired
no other the Northwest Our Commission
shippers vi" find here of the best
AGRICULTURAL
Could Co., Washington Avenue, Academy Of
Suard Washington ..ns grain b.ss)
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS srA11oNzls
Tribune Printing Company, City Hall building.
AND srAr1osERs.
"isr Wales lss cushm w..hiusten .v.,re
Co.. Centre Block North Star Boot sb. -. vh AZ
Wakefield Plant No. Centre Block.
Carney Ave. SEQ .dv b,ov
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURED
i: st 1::s % P' Son. I'd LIST ~
=, GENTS FURNISHING GOODS N ''
A K win.lov l. Co., Nsa 2snde Academy O. Music
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
ss S Rns; Shepherd as2
coNrzoroxzRs
Snyder Nioot psroh.r Washington .,..u.
Minneapolis Cotton Mills, D Morrison
H. 1.ribuas., Steam Bakery w.sbine.o. Avsnu.
Sd 50 e.; 1T g.
MEDICINES CHEMICALS
Lyman Williams loa Washington pe,os
Fletcher, 1ore Eyre M.,ene
rousDR1ns. SHOPS
=: .s En-. H S
%
Barnard CLARK No ns,n.ps
bliss Morris (nA.'".,. on)
Company .hoo furnitu cor M Helen 81.
GAS AND STEAM FILTERS SUPPLIES.
Jas SPHINX Washington I'd pluns
Fuller Simpson, House.
GRAIN, FLOUR AND
CLARK Linton 6sl Washington
Johnson 's
Backnsr & Brothers, 2o6 Hennepin
CUTLERY IRON AND STEEL
ST.: e. &C.:
Eoassr Simpson, unde. Nole House.
Brothers, stor 81 Nooue ave.
Ferer & siebe ZIG
LUMBER MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS
% ~:s1s:' ;:: ' b; =; s3s
Webb % H''n' n%s OTIS Aes $50 N' avenue
1yR1 Williams ub.ine ons)
az 1u1eaans
DsA1nns IN RAGS
| nou1o1sas MANUFACTURERS.
Harereaves & Co., Eiconet
Monitor Pv Works. cor I'd st 9Th
MANUFACTURERS DEALERS.
;: 1 :ss S; rs Z: "' so' S
sADDLERY
Harrison Knight 2o7 ae
| SAW MANUFACTURERS
s:s Works. I'd Ri % AZ: south between
| STENCILS AND STENCIL STOCK
G Hamlin street.
l. STOVES
Wander Hok Adams SO Bridge Mone
| ooFeEB
Ray & squres, lo6 Washington
| TOYS, NOTIONS
/ Wstar 1876 Nicolet opposite Posto@ce.
|
Whitney & Marshall, ia Washington snoth.
|
"star Wales Co., 1875 Nicoes
| LIQUORS.
Oswald, Brown No Centre Block
Rank Schultz, No. LIST st north.
WORKING MACHINERY
Walker Brothers, Manufacturers
AND OTHERS
Nioolet House Washington Hennpn Nio.ue
Gommero Hotel oener Washington aud
! ~eronans Hotel! corner LIST 3dstrse.
Bonds European 1' and No 81 Washington
kaEAE Lodgings SO FCNO
NORTH STAR IRON WORKS.
MINNEAPOLIS, MIMI.
HARRISON, JOHNSON g. CO., Proprietors.
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ADVANTAGES o 9aE3E1E 9RVE:o BY THIS

1t keeps the money in tho State.
ltinsures Females without extra risk.
It's Is liberal as is consistent with per-
feet security.
1t is conducted by men whose integrity
Of character and business ability are we'll
known throughout the State.
1treceives high rate Of interest on it's
loans.
Its rate of mortality must be low by res-
son Of the healthful climate Of Minnesota.
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AAxERUHANTS& MANUFACTURERS
7knE " i'll best snss5e lheii shipmentstO their
N'\ sdsstisaito9 6{ q:iqg

III lover Two Hundred Millions have bsen
used within the hast ten years, without complaint OF
lo1s by Tae BECOMING dstsohad All Express Cos use
them sold by Pr1nters and St2ttoAers
~-c.v-Nere octSOSm
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Notice..

Notice is hereby given to all parties
having claims sgainst the estate Of Theodore
Steinburg that the same must DO presented
to tho undersigned before tho first day Of
February, 1874, or they will be barred.
.-~~ JOHN ZAPP,
i ~. ....s..,.. Assignee.
st. Cloud, MIMI, Jan. 18th, 1874.
.@:@s,@ jan16.3w @ts - > @..z.se:
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As deaoisnoiea q this letter. may con
dsnn i % The ~.sts, basket, ior which
I h.!eaot yin sias a AZ wits
I want 20 know how long it will take
. clip OF oleandsr to bloom after it IL
rooted.
Hoping to hear from some Of you
soon, I am
g. our VIRGINIA :. -.
"a g Cleud, Jan lSsh. 1874. s,sss
= Herr is = column at your disposal.
Ladies. You can write for 1t just what you
choose. II you do not All 1t each week,
The sslt Win p ysar ovn.-ED1roa jour-
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BROWNS YER.

Children often look Pale and Sick
from no other cause than having worms in the stom
BROWNS vERM1FUGB c0AF1Ts ..~
will destroy Worms without -j..y " the cni!o De-
inr perf.rriy BITE. and Tree from oil eoiorng Or
ol6ei njnriVus ingredients usually used In worm
ursparstiops. GUn Is d BROWN ,PNprietors.
No. 2l5 Fulton Street, New York
Sold By Druggistsand Ltsmssts, and deeteTssn HEIDI
ci,ss. at TNINrY.FIvI C8Nfs Box.
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A LECTURE.
zkS@ TO YOUNG MEN.
~ Just published, in a Sealed Hnvszsps
Price sic cents. A Lee ture on the Nature
Treatment and Radical Cure Of SerninA
Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility
and Imp ediments to Marriage generally; Nervous
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Physical incapaeity resulting from Self Ablss ~.
BY ROBERT J: CULVERWELL, N. D., Author
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The world renowned author, In his admirable leo
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Also DE-. CULvzRwlILs :Marriags Guide" price 50
cents.
Address the Publishers, CuAs.J C.KL1NE &C.,,
127 Bowerv. n. T., Pcst-0mee Box. 1886.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
900, PIANOS and ORGANS

New and Secondhand, Of a"irst-Class
makers, soiU b sold at Lower Prices for
try, during this Financial Crisis
ne Holiday, By HORACE Water
SON. z61 Broadway. than over be
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I'd Catalogues mailed. Great Induce
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"A jersey paper describes . usn
% being "as sooisbIe, ~ . bateh Of
Candidates two weeks before eleotivn."
"A recent ghost Was heard sing.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-26
JEFFERSON COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA. SATURDAY,
NEARER TO THEE.
By HARRIET BENEDICT D.

Day by day the sunsets fleet
Der the western hills with tbeirshining
feet;
Hour by hour disappears
Till their strands have braided the
chain Of years
! | number them all as they come and pass
The sands of life through its crystal
glass
Murmuring still, as they glide to me,
Nearer to thee, nearer to thee
l keep in my heart the days of old,
The sunsets that frightened their blue
with gold
The voice that blended its melody
With the breath Of the Eeezes Ger the
summer sea.
I must list in vain for its thrilling tone,
Til it grcets my ear in the land un-
known
But my hope grows bright as the sea
sons flee
'.Nearer to thee nearer to thee
The yiolets ope their eyes of blue ;
The roses bend meath the morningdewi
The lily spreadeth its leaves apart
Ger the purple stain onits golden heart.
A whisper comes when the day has
flown,
With the starry twilight dim and lone,
With the breath OF the morning, fresh
and free,
"Nearer to thee, nearer to thee "
Dost thou look over the crystal walls
atar,
With thy pure brow crowned with the
twilight star !
Do thine eyes eer turn from the shin
ing shore
To the earth which thy feet may tread
no more
Send from thine Eden of bliss above
Whispers of blessing and thoughts OF
love, -
Till l greet thee there, forever to be
"Nearer to thee, nearer to thee
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the sadly romantic history ot her Ions
ago bridegroom was unto!ded, can be
better imagined than toll
Soon after this denolmeut, Mrs Tai.
madge went to Washington. where she
is now living with another sister Mrs
Rowland was at first reluctant Ia say
much about the affair, but she tirally
talked freely and interestingly concern
ing her sisters romance. She stated
that the messenger from England lett
with her sister considerable package,
also letters and documents from her late
husband. She said Candace talked little
about the strange events, and it was
probable she had gone to Washington
for the purpose OF avoiding impertinent
inquiries. Mrs. Talmadge had express
ed herself entirely satisfied with the re
suits of the messengers visit, but wheth-
er or not the documents contained 4
conveyance of the half of Sir Johns es-
tate, as il has been said he left il, Mrs.
Rowland was not prepared 10 say.
Candace has received large number
accommodations from lawyers offering
assistance in securing the fortune abroad,
but she has uniformly declined all such
offers, saving that she had no need of
legal aid in the premises. 1t is under
stood by her friends that sl-- ~s;ll before
a great while be visited by her brother
in-law, Sir Alfred Talmadge with whom
she will 90 10 England TO possess her
vast estate The sister who shares equal.
ly with Sir Alfred also married agains
the parents wishes. Her husbands
name is Stanley. The last known of
them they were at Key West, Florida.
1t is understood the surviving brother
has Instituted search for this sister.
Should she be found, il is likely re-
union OF the family, including our Dun.
dee girl, will be had
Lady Talmadges sister states that
the Clergyman who performed the
secret marriage twenty years ago camo
to her fathers house two or three times
during the year of pledge secrecy, ev-
idenlly determined to reveal what he
had done. His manner is now romcm
DSIctl ~ HAVE ptth SllSNlh' ""' ~ t"S
time it attracted no unusual attention.
He was Baptist clergyman aud the
Biyens were Presbyterian, and at tho
time We speak of no relations socially
required the singular calls from the for
mer 1t is also stated that the secrecy
was maintained at tho solicitation OF
the bridge, the husband having ur.od
her to 20 with him to her home and
make known their ncw relation. This
she refused to do out of respect for his
wishes respecting his own family. \
correspondence was maintained after
Talmadge left, but Candance was al
ways careful to dispose of tho letters,
and stcadfastly retained her secret
locked in her own heart.
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MANHOOD;
How Lost, How Reptored!

x,sv Just published, new edition Of
AsLsJ3 DIR. CULVERWELL'S CtLh-
S&1GW BRATED ESSAY on the radical
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CHAS. J. c. KLINE Co,
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July iS, 1874. ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-26

SINGULAR ACCIpEsr.-On Friday
evening last. at Gordonsvillr, a team of
four horses belonging TO Mr. FARRELL, of
Madison county, took fright on the
street and broke into n run, at the same
time the eastward bound Chesapeake &
Ohio way freight was coming in, and
tho horses being near ran straight for
ward, and when on the railroad the en-
CINE struck them, cutting one fine horse
SO badly that he had to b1 shot, and
knocking the others Off the track with
out injury. The wagon was rolled
along the track and against the platform
near the old reception room of the
Chesapeake & Ohio railroad, and was
torn completely to pieces, no two
wheels being left together. Mr.. FARRELL.
who was driving, seized the pilot on tho
engine, and clung on until tho train
was stopped, aud received no injury ex-
cept bruise on one srm. "A boy who
was seated in the wagon rolled com
pletely up in the debris of tho wagon
aud grain bags, and was extricated
without the slightest injury. This is
something never witnessed before, and
almost seems impossible that there was
no loss Of Iife.--Ta. Paper.
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FOR 1874.
LADIES g. GENTLEME.N! !!

WAKE notice that VIM, Il. LEMEN
I has just received his
Spring and Summer Stock of Goods
for 1874, and is now ready TO wait upon
you and receive the Cash. Call and see
his stock aud be convinced that he has SO
nice and general assortment OF Goods as
can be found in Ihis community IL Is
usees. to mention every article, go just
cone and see Tor yourselves what he has,
snd also see lha, he gives you satisfaction
both in quslity and price. My SIOCh
embraces
Hardware, Queensware, Wood
enware, Glassware, Hats, Caps,
Boots, Shoes, Notions, DRY
GOODS, Groceries, Mats, Mat
ting. Floor and Table Oil-Cloth,
Carpets, &c.
Sx- Remember the place. one door
Eat o{ j. ttrson Savings Bsak.
Gs. Th.ntful for The pact patronage, |
hopv tn u,rii = continuance Of tie same.
WM. i. LIE MEN.
Nav z 1875 II
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sa,- OrR YoUsG FoLKs--We have
received the September number Of Our
Young Folks finely illustrated S2-col.
umn paper, for boys aud girl', full Of
entertaining stories. a new story,
"Strongbow, the Boy Chief OF the Del
awares," is begun in this number. Our
Young Folks will be sent on trial 6
months for 30 cents, and fine oil chro-
mo and and prize cheque sent free. The
prize che4ue entities the holder to ono
chance in the distribution Of prizes 10
subscribers on October ls,. a fall list
Of the prizes will be found on tie 9th
page Of this paper. Let our boys and
tpirls send at once for trial subscriplion.
Addrss Our Young Folks, Kansas City,
Mo