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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-04-23
NETTING OF THE PRESBYTERY OF
THE ST. PAUL DISTRICT, 7.

The Prebytery of the St. Paul District
convened at the Presbyterian Church. In
this CITY, on Tuesday evening Of this week.
After the usual devotional exercises the
opening sermon was preaced by the Rev.
H. r. "elton, Of Hastings. the Moderator
OF the Preshytery. The sermon was based
on l. Sam. 17.-4s. After few intro
duotory remarks, covering the history of
the defiance of Isarel by Goliath, and tho
victory OF David, the shepherd boy, who
went forth in the strength Of the Lord,
the speaker used the whole indident a. a
parable. The main thought Of the dis
course being, "Wherein consists the power
OF the Church," Not in numbers. Not
in wealth. II the Church trusts to either
or both Of these, she will fail. she must
use the true means Of power:
First. Conseoration.-David had given
up all to God-entire conservation. The
churches are too much mere social sooie-
ties. There seems to be desire for fine
houses Of worship, literary sermons and
COED music. Such churches he compared
to companies Of men who were uniform
cd and equipped, presenting . warllke ap-
pearance, but in case of combat with the
foe were found wanting.
Second. Observation-Disclosures deter
mined upon particular plan by which to
meet the Philistine. Churches are to do
likewise. Many churches seem to wait for
some special advantage. God does not
honor such work.
Third. The presence of God-saul would
have discouraged David; but see his an
swer. In the name Of God no went forth
and conquered. This is the essential ele-
ment the others are only conditions.
Fourth. Doctrines of Gods works.
just five small stones. These truths were
given Us: Mankind Sinners Infinite Love;
All Suficienoy of Atonement Necessity of
Change of Heart; Acceptance Of Christ and
Repentance. These are the elements OF
power We have within our reach, and the
church should select those which are near.
est the heart of the sinner to bring them
to the cross of Christ.
After the sermon the Presbytery was
constituted with prayer by the Moderator.
On motion the Rev. Daniel Stewart, D.
D., of East Minneapolis, was chosen Mod
orator, aud Rev. James A. MCGOWAN, of
Saltwater, Was chosen as temporary Clerk.
The roll was then called and the follow
lowing Ministers and Elders answered to
their names:
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FoR SA1n CHEAP.-A store building 1t
Two Rivers. Also, 80 acres Of land Is
acres now in winter whest) with house,
horses, eto. All will be sold very ehssp.
Address 8. Vandersluis, Two Rivers.
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1t Is stated that Mr.. James Whitehead,
Of Leech Lake, who is we'll known in this
vicinity, has been appointed Indian Agent
for tho Leeoh Lake, White Oak Point and
Mile Lao bands Of Chippewas.
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A LAST rRIENDLY NOTICE.

! hereby give notice to ill indebted to
me to settle their accounts with me BY
cash or secured notes, at once, or they will
be sued without further delay.
G. II. KAUFFMANN.
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For tho next Sixty Days, }. ". Ten
voo1de will sell al wooden goods-blankete,
nubiss, scarfs, furnishing gods, etc.,
for less than cost, ss he is determined to
close out the entire stock. Also, boots
shoes and boot packs at lower figures than
ever before known in st. Cl(ud. II you
want genuine bargains in fist.clsss goods
do not fail to call. at Tsnvoode's.
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FOR RENT.

A commodious and comfortable DWELLING
house on Welles avenue. Possession given
at any time.
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g. r. s. w. Powell.
Agents for the Genuine
Moline (John Deere
Plow0.
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AAAoA9 WIN u kU000ouSJ0s 000koA-
@Wp& ss, lockJaw, palsy. sprains, swell.
ing'' csksd breasts, scads, burns, saltshsum, ear
sohe, IT,. upon the human frame, and Of strains
spavins, gals. TO-, upon animals IN one year than
nave all other pretended remedies since the world
began. They are counter irrtant, all-hsalins pain
rslievers oripples throw away their srutohss, ths
lame walk, poisonous bites are rendered harmless
and tho wounded are healed without scar. The
recipe ispublished around each bottle. They sell
ss no articles ever before sold and they soil because
they do Just what they pretend to do. Those whe
now suffer from rheumatism, pain or swelling do
servo to suffer If they will not uss Csstsur Hni-
mont, white wrapper. More than 1000 certificates Of
remarkable cures. including frozen limbs. chronic
Ensumat'sm, gout, running tamors, &s, have BEEN
received. We will send . circular containing cer.
ancstes, the receipt, &C., grats to any one request
ing It, One bottle OF tho yellow wrapper Oentsur
Hniment is worth one hundred dollars for Spawned
or sweenied horses and mules or for screw worm In
sheep. Stock owners-thsss lnimsnts are worth
your attention. No family should b without them
white wrapper for family uss;" Yellow wrapper
for animals Sold BY oil druggists. 50 cents Dor
bottle; largo bottles, 500. J. B. Ros. Co.. SO
Broadway, NY.
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CHURCH DlHECTuR

observation-disclosures ON Richmond avenue.]
Services evsrv Sabbath at io> .. m. and p. NJ
Sabbath sohoolat II IN. Wednesday evening lecture
and prayer meeting at n O'Clock. Psws tree and
ssrangsrsinvited. ksv.E.V. Campbell, Pastor.
0EPlscoPAL-(st.Joh Church, In lower town.
services every sabbath At lOL =. NJ. and Up. M.
sundaysschool At lam. Evening prayer meeting
Fridays att O'Clock. Rev. }. 7. Chambers Rector.
Ms9AoDlsr. -(Church inlower town. Services every
sunday at 1o a. H.. and Il Pm. Sunday School ut
~ II. New. S.V. Lswton. Pastor.
.CoNaRxaA1IoNAI.-tChurc south ofRavinebridgs.)
sunday school at Ia o'clock. Prayer meeting vt tho
church on Wednesday evenings At O'Clock.
BAPslsT-(N ear the second ravins bridge.) ssrvi
ces every Sabbath at l0}a o'clock u. H. and O'Clock
p. m Prayer meeting At the church on Thursday
EVENING" At p. m. seats tree and all are welcome
Rev, W. Il. Stanley, Pastor.-sunday School at II
II.
CArHoIlc.-(Church Of immaculate cept ton,
vt. 0erman street,. Pastor. Rev. Benedict Haindl,
B.; Assistant, Rev: Boniface Null, o: s.B. Ser
vices: Week days at .. M; Sundays, First mass,
~ an, High mass and sermon At 10 am, Yes.
pers st2 pam. Oathece tica instruction a. Pm.
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"A universal remedy! "Wishart's Pine
Tree Tar Cordial" for coughs, colds and
bronchial affections stands first in public
confidence and favor.
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Cash paid for wheat at
r. NJ. Russ ELL e,
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Quarterly meeting services will BE-
held 1t the Methodist Church in this city,
commencing on Saturday next and sontin-
uing over tho Sabbath. Rev. e. +. Ia.
throp, P. E. will conduct the services,
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Cash paid for wheat at
r. NJ. RrssEL1's.
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Now is the time to clear up your door
yards and gardens. It il also about time
that you had your tomato and cabbage
plants started in boxes, that they may be
ready for early transplanting.
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FoR sA1s.-six good new team wagons,
which will be sold lower than they can be
bought any where else. Inquire Of G
Bridgman. tt
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On Saturday last quite . number of
young ladies In attendance at tho Normal
eohool, in this city, went to Sank Rapids
70 b examined by supt. Hall, ~ to their
qualifications to teach in the public
schools.
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10 A11oaS11s.-Just printed, full set
Of Appeal blanks Tor Justices Court: C.ll
at TN JovlxA1 eRss.
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Tho Assessors Of the different towns
In stearns county will converse with Coun-
y Auditor Vossbsrg in regard to tax mat
tiers, 1t his Office in tho Court House on
Saturday Of this week.
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Tex payers should remember that all
delinquent taxes Of 1872, and previous
years. may bs paid on or before tho first
Of August next, with twelve per cent. in.
terest, but if left to 60 into = judgment, the
land will be sold and twenty -four per cent.
interest be charged thereafter. The taxes
Of 1873, must be paid on or before the 1st
of june, or ton per cent. Of the gross sum
will be added, together with twenty.four
per cent. interest and costs.
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Minneapolis papers of Tuesday an
nouace the departure from that city on
that day Of tho steam boat "Minneapolis,"
Tor st. Cloud. She has net yet arrived.
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Lieut.. Gov. Barto has been elected
President Of the Sank Centre Driving Park
Association, and J. R. Howerd Secretary.
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The Messrs. Bailey are building saw
mill on the St. Francis, at Santiago, Sher-
burne county, and expect to have it in
running order by tho time their logs are
boomed. 1t is their intention to add two
run Of stone 10 the mill soon, which will
be great benefit to settlers in that local.
ity.
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-Cloeun, Of tho s.. Charles H~a1d,
he's purchased the Blue Earth City
Pot, and takes possession Nay lot.
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-679 pounds Of choice butter wanted at
B. NJ. RussEL1's.
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The burning ont Of . chimney on
Schwartz 4 Poechmann's block, on satur-
day last caused some excitement anon
tho occupants of tho building.
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Most every night for tho past week the
heavens have been Lit up BY tho blaze Of
prairie fires on the east side Of the river,
where two weeks ago there WAS . foot Of
snow.
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1--WE have good and eogent reasons for
opposing +. G. Mcclure for Congress-
What those reasons are will be found in .
future number. Qlenvood EdoZe.
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The Methodist Society Of this city pro.
POSE to give their pastor, tho Rev. Mr..
Aewton donation, on Monday evening
next, at the church.
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On Friday evening last the ladies Of the
Baptist Society held another Of their socisl
gatherings ct tho Baptist chapel. Select
zssdings by Prof Haines, and music wore
On the programme. The attendance wss
large and oil seemed to enjoy themselves.
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On Friday morning last . little son Of
Mr.. G. E. VsnMannen, while on his way
to school was induced by some other boys
10 try the experiment Of pulling tho tail Of
mule, which was standing near the side
~Ak. The result WAS that the little fellow
<scsissd : severe kick in tho face, cutting
iwo gashes in his forehead and bruisiae
Ms Ut cheek badly. He was taken homo
and isnow doing we'll.
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-Hs regret TO state that Rev. e. Y.
Campssll was taken sick while in attend
ssaee At the session Of the Presbytery last
evening. and is now confined to his house.
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Mr.. Wolfgang Eioh, of this city, left
on Monday for Minneapolis, where he has
q contract for work on Q Catholic church.
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On Sabbath next Father Benedict viii
celebrate the twenty fifth anniversary of
his priesthood, at the Catholic Church, in
this city.
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Nov that the Mississippi is clear of
ice large numbers Of logs are floating down
to the booms below
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A BARGAIN.
Chssp fsrn-S0 acres, 80 fenced; IL brsk-
"a, small
HOUSE & STABLE:
1ser churches aud schools. mills and mar
tsts. plenty Afsweed. meadow and fsno-
ne. no better laad In the State. Prizes
enly $100. Write Or spply 70
JOHN n. WHITE,
21* Santiago, eherburns Co., Minnl
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PnnsoNAL.- Judge Vandsrburgh, Of
Minneapolis, was IN tho oily yesterday in
attendance At the Presbytery.
We received q call ysstsrdsy morning
from Mr.. D. L. Birmingham, Of the SILVIA.
tor 4ssss'Str.
ALMOST rlRn.-Yesterday morning
about half past Ave O'Clock flames were dis
covered coming from ths. roof Of tho rear
Of the Kelley House, At tho oerner Of Wash
ington avenue and Morgan street. BY
tho use pals the fire Was kept under SUBJ
jeotiou until the arrival of Little Giant
Engine, which was soon on the ground and
speedily extinguished the Asme. No seri-
Gus damage Was done beyond burning
hole in the roof, and soaking Of things
generally with water. Loss ON building
about 800, fully covered by insurance.
"A meeting of the St. Cloud Driving
Park Association will be held at the Bank
Of st. Cloud. on the evening of Monday
May 4th, for the purpose Of eleoting off,
GERS and the transaction Of other bust
ness.
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On account Of the sickness of the pas-
tor, there will be no service at the Presby-
tsrian Church on Sabbath next.
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ExA r1IHATIoH or TEACHERS.

Cash paid for wheat BY
r. i. Russ1Ll.
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-Herberger Bros. make the best lsge,
beer IN tho market. Order 4 them.
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1t il now about the season Of the year
that young ladies are $50 tired helping
mother clean house,
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lanhsed: How Lost, Iew Restored /

AEr~ Just plblishsd, . nsw edition Of
AA Ol .C1lvervvell's Celo6fatsS
Essay On the radical esws (vithout
medicine) Of 6psrmAsosrhoeecr Semi.
nal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses, Impo.
tsnSy Mental and Physical lneapseity. 1nPedimsate
Jits, induced by sslfindulgsues OF ss1I sxzsva-
gance; Piles, &c.
The celebrated author, In this admirable Essav.
clearly demonstrated from thirty ysazs' suoesssfui
practice, that the alarming consequences Of self
abuse may be radically cured without the danssrsus
use Of internal medicine OF the applsoation q tho
knife; pointing ont mode Of cuis at once simple,
certain and effected BY means Of which ssAIrsr; NO
matter what his eendition may b., may cure hiself
oheaplZ, privately. and ra1ioalEy. = :,
- This Lecture shoald b In the hAnda.>f every
youth and every man In the land. 80
Sent under sal, In plain envelope. 10 any I'd.
oresss, on reostpt 81 Ok etS, Or Two postass
sesm nl.,! 49, e. sl14slus POI Pun. -
...- 04Ae. 49, KIM . o. [
SvAoHveV>AR n 9Qn 10ooA
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PROCTOR'S FAREWELL
Lectures on Astronomy.
L 1AR91's PAST AND Iu1u,a
u 1I1J m 07H11 WoalDo,
Ill O1R1H Suns 4AAN Ou11
~. I'm 1Ayu11Ils AROUND %,
BROWN.SEQUARD's
Lectures on the Nerves.
I. tn NxRvous Io1o1
II. NI1voUs IH1LvKNoI.
m. 1NDlRRef Nny1 JoHo1
~. N1Rv1 D1l1A1olARN1.
Y. 6vAN1's SuyyIlIHas.
vi. WHAT Nnv1s NAY Do.
Published in full In
THE TRIBUNE EXTRA No. 10.
now l1A1y.
This Extra also contains
BAYARD TAYLORD TANOUs LITT1.
ANCIENT TROY :
And lecture y Prof @. j. Chandler On sThs On,
Theory ofDisoasa. Price (shest sditioa) 10 centa
pr coy. Pamphlet edition, - csatA fifteen ~
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full details of the oontsnts and eIiss Of IN M ~
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Tho farmers in Ill directions, are plow-
ing and seeding.

"A few early radishes made their sp-
pearance in the city on Tuesday last.
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by reference to the new time table Of
me 1t. T. P. B. r. at the head Of this COL
'umn, it will be seen that We now have tvo
trains day each wsy-between this place
and st. Paul, thereby giving us two mails
fsem the east per day. The regular and
way mail arriving ct two O'Clock P. H., and
through mail from st. Paul . nd bslow at
1:2o Pm. By this arrangement person,
taking tha morning train here will have 4
little over I've hours in St. Paul or Mime.
apolis to sdo Business, and can return Ii,
same Day. Es$sS, Fl, I. :.zs,+ &##5
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See Auditor Vossberg's notice to tax
payers, in another column.
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Large arrival Of now goods at Ton
voordo's. Call and sae.
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Cash paid for wheat at
B. n. Ru0sHII's.
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CENTAua LINImRHTa.

: There q no pain which the Csn.
taur Ltntmsnts will not relieve, 10
swelling they will not subdus, and
no lamsnsss whieh they VIII not
cure. This 10 stroag language, but
1t IL true. They have produced
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FOB THE PUBLIC BENEFIT !

ALL WOODEN GOODS Az LESS THAI
COST3
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SEQ advertisement of Mr.. White, who
offers his farm for sale.
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n. NJ. Russell now wants just 67e
pounds Of choice butter.
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Fresh family groceries Of all kinds can
always DO had At Curtis Grocery Store, at
bottom figures.
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Official Paper Of the CITY.
The First Division
OF THE
ST. PAUL 4 PACIFIC RAILROAD.

The ferry between Sank City and Sank
Rapids is now in running order.
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$4,000.

THE TRUSTEES OF r. @. SILVER d
i co. have, with the view Of disposing
OF the hne stock of SILKS, LACES, EN-
BRO!DERIES, MERlNOS, LACE SETS
and FURS remaining on hand, mos. Of
,chich hare been marked do,on to half Meir
actual ratue, have added to the stock, by
extensive purchases,
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
Worth of New. Fresh and Desirable
Dry Goods. Carpets, Oil Cloths. Hats,
Boots, Shoes. &C., &c.
They are now opening At the old stand
an elegant line of
alland Winter Dress Goods,
WOOL tLANNELS, COTTON FuANNELs.
BLANKETS, LINEN DAMASkS, TOWELS.
NAPKINS, DOILIES, &c.
GUIPURE and YAK LACES, marked
down below half their value.
Their new stock will be sold close to New
York cost.
Bargains can be- lad in every depart
meat.
GooLs sold for cash only.
JOHN AGNEW,
j. Z. SOUTHERN.
Trustees for r. Q. ShiSer Co.
Sept 81
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Sales.
Auction


In Sale Valuable Stocks and Bonds.
By JACOB LEVIN, Auctioneer.
On MONDAY. the 5th day OF October next,
tho O'Clock A. NJ, will sell, at public
outory.
The following Bonds, Stock and Certin-
| cates, undor power Of attorney to the Gen.
tral Rational Bank, OF Columbia, 8. G..
| viz:
100 tone hundred) shares Of the Capital
Stock OF the Union Savings Bank, OF Co.
| lumbia, 8. q.
Scrip G,ls5 and 6.ls6, each representing
% shares OF tho Capital Stock OF the South
western Railroad Bank, inseparably con-
| nected with the same number Of shares in
| the South Carolina Railroad Company, par
valuo OF each share Sl25.
No. 131. Certificate OF Indebtedness o.
| the Gfeonville and Columbia Railroad CON-
pany, guaranteed by the State OF South
No. 435, ditto, ditto, 500.
No. 49, ditto, ditto, 500.
0reenville and Columbia Railroad Com.
| pany Funded Interest Bond No. SO, sG7.75.
Ditto, ditto, No. 81. $83 2G.
Ditto, ditto, NO. les, 500.
Ditto, ditto, No. 1O4, 500.
Ditto, ditto, No. LOG, s1OO.
Ditto, ditto, Nos. 53 to GO, (eight bonds
OF $500 each,) 81 600.
Three Greenville and Columbia Railroad
bonds, guaranteed bv the State OF South
Ca:uiina, is500 each, 81 500. Sept IS
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Funeral invitation

f!' '..ends Ani acqua :ntances OF Mr.. +.
l.. HcKL:I:E. and Of Mr.. and Mrs. john
Mchrr%i' AID family, are invited to attend
t!!. :;.u.r.! .. The former from his late
ro-i :c: rc. IT the corner Of Maln and Lady
a,roe,s. rtiIS AFTERNOON, ut 3. O'Clock.
Services a: thc Presbyterian Church. at 1
u M
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New Goods! New Goods!

"a l HAVE just returned from New
York with fine and well. selected
lYf stock OF English, French and Ameri-
can CASSIMEkES. Scotch GOODS,
FESTlNGS, &C., which will be made to
order ut short notice and upon reasonable
terms. Also, full line OF the celebrated
STAR SHIFTS. call is respectfully go
ilcitpd, j. F. BRENNAN
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Fresh Arrivals.
E7iLLlNd UP WITH SEASONABLE

L GooDs- >"' =
MAGNOLIA HAMS,
Extra Sugar-Cured Bacon Strips,
Mild d.Cured White Bacon,
Smoked Beef Tongues,
Full Supply Canned Salmon, Lobster.
Tomatoes, Green Peas, Mushr ooms, &c.
Coifoes-Parched aud Green Java, Mo-
cha, Laguyra and Rio.
Toas-Fincst and Cheapest Assortmen. I.
OF Tyson, Gunpowde', japan. Ooiong, &c.
Olives, Sardines, and q general stook OF
Staple aud Fancy Groceries. in great va
rriety, all fresh and tempting, offered low
Tor cash GEO. SYMMERS.
Sent q
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House for Sale.

TNHE COTTAGE recently erected by G. n.
4 q. Butt, opposite the College Campus.
containing seven rooms. exclusive OF Fan
tries. Bath Room, Dressing Room, Kitchen
and Servants' Room. 1t has all the mo-
dern improvements. 1t will be sold cheap.
Inquire ut Central National Bank
Sent is
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Stoves! Stoves!

FULL line OF TIN WARE, Cooking,
&H Heating and Parlor STOVES. would
&S Gall your attention to the open Frank
SSin for coal. suitable for Parlors, Set
ting or Bed Rooms, be.utiful in design and
warranted TO work we'll. Call and see them
at SMITHS TIN AND STOVE EsTAB.
L1sHMEET. Main street, opposite J. q.
ihard's. Sent1a
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House to Rent,

IA THE HOUSE and FOUR ACRE
tIH: LOT OF Mrs Z. J. Arthur. Good gar
den and excellent we'll Of wster. Pos
session given Immediately. Apply to WM
MARTIN or f. II. ARTHUR. July
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Notice..

A LII persons indebted to the estate OF
N JOHN STEVENS, deceased, are hereby
requested to make payment Immediately
10 the undtrsigned. and all persons having
properly proven to the undersigned.
ROBERT W. JOHNSON,
Administrator, with will annexed, OF estate
OF John Stevens. deceased.
Sept 16 wal
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To Rent.

;51sis POSSESSION given October I, the
SAiii two-story DWELLING. on Plain
Miil street, East side OF tho Central
Hotel. /; is well adapted to pri-
vate boarding house. For terms. etc.,
apply to JOS. II. ZEALY, or
Sept II JACOB LEVIN
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Three Rooms to Rent

a. IN the upper part OF dwelling,
H:tS ccnycnient to tho business part OF the
city. Two Of the rooms connect
Best OF reference required. Apply 1T
IH,ENIX Office. Sept % i3t