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Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure md SAL

Notice Of Mortgage Foreclosure md Sale.
Names of mortgagors-Isa Gittleson,
Moses Kalmenson, Aaron Warkowski, Charles
Polski, and lser Berkman.
Name of mortgagee-Benjamin Gervais
Date of mortgage, 10th day tf February,
(S74.
Mortgage recorded March 4th, 1874 at H.:
40 O'Clock a. m, IN the office OF Register OF
Deeds in and for the county of Ramsey, and
State of Minnesota, in book "33' of mott
CAGES, on page OF.
Description of mortgaged premises Those
parts OF lots Nos. six and seven Is and y of
section number twenty mine, coy in township
No thirty (30) north, of range No. twenty tw o
(22) west, divided as follows, to-wit:
Beginning ut the government meander cor
ner on the west side of said lots six and seven
Is and y, known as Lamb-rt's Island, being
the most westerly point of said Island, and
running thence south sc deg. 45 sec. east, 81
o. 100 chains to a cedar post, from which n
white oak trea 80 inches in diameter bears
north 80 deg 20 sec, east 3S links distant, and
an irunwood 9 inches i'll diameter bears south
10 deg, east "a - links, which cedar post is
fhe beginning corner of the land hereby con
veyed; thence south 30 Ia west Is 70 100
chains, thence south Ga deg, east q &C. 100
chains thence north 80 Deg east IL chains:
theme. north 3 10 deg west7 5O-I0O chains.
thence north Is l-2 deg, east II chains:
thence north deg. west 50-iOO chains;
thence south g Ia deg, west Is 100 chains;
thence ,uth II deg, west Is S2-lo0 chains to
said cedar post at the point OF beginning, con-
tanning 10 "a 100 acres, more or less.
| Amount claimed to hs due upon the frs:
not. which was due on the first day of Oct Iber
1874, and which is secured by said fuortsac.
/ ut the date Of this notice, is the sum of OF
hundred and eleven dollars and eight cents
| Siil.uS.l
| Mortgage assigned June eth, 1875
| Name Il assignee Mayer Septrie
| ASH recorll.d-June 18th, 1877, al
?:l5 o'clock p M, in book D. of assignments
| CD page 3S1.
And no proceedings at law or otherwise have
been instituted for The recovery of the said
above mentioned sum, or any part thereof. AMI
| default having been made in the paymen. O
the said sum of money claimed to he due a.
afor-so,d, notice is hereby given that the sale
mortgage will b. foreclosed, and the sale
mortgaged premises will, by virtue of
power Of sale in said mortgage con:sined an,
Herewith recorded, and pursuant to the pro
| visions of the statutes in such cases made ant
provided, be sold at public vendue at tn
front door of the Court House on Wabaslr
STREET, in the civ OF ST. Paul Ramsey county
Minnesota, on Monday, the 25tlr day Of Octo
Der, 1875, at ten O'clock A. m, to satisfy ans
i pay the amount then due on the afuresai
mortgaged debt. costs and disbursements q
said sac, together with the sum OF twenty
4 fiya dollars stipulated in said mortgage 10
paid out Of lie proceeds of such sale, to SAL
MORTGAGE in case or foreclosure OF said mort
gage. as and for attorneys fees
Dated SAINT Paul, Sept 18th, 1875.
MAYER SEpERIE,
Assignee
Attorney for Assignee
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: Sheriff'x.Sa}e:;

.:s-iS 49, ~.
.Under and by virtue exeeption duly
'isslsd 81 the lotl. day q, September, g.: 3,
1875, odt Of and under tie seal Of the Dis
trict Court inland forthe County of Ramsey
and State of,,Minnesota, upon q certain judg-
inelh- ehterel and docketed in said court ,,pIl
the l0th daysof. September IN the year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and sew
enty.fve, Qs75), in that certain action
wherein -Gottfrisd IVY asltyr.is plaiptif, and
plaintif and Il against said defendant.
fory-nine :, et3ioo dollars fa4s.6l i ii
have on the J<lOth, day Of iSeptembef,
Az. d., eighteen hundred and seventy -fye;
'(A.D 1870 levied upon as THE properly Of
said defendant. -. Trnax, the following
described real estate situate in,4said Ramsey
county and aforesaid and; described, As
follows, to-wlt: .4 a. .8slig.- lies y; All
block three Is 'of Nimngsr and DonntlIy 5
addition to the city, of st. Paul, according to
the recorded. plat thereof on ilein, the Office
Of the Register of Deeds i'll, and for said
county OF Ramsey and State Of Minnesota,
and upon all the right title and Interest 0
said defendant therein or thereto, or to any
part thereof at the time when said judgmen
was docketed aforesaid, or at any time since
said judgment was dOcketed aforesaid, and
will sell the same or so much thereof as may
be sufficient to satisfy said execution and costs,
at the front door of the old Court House in
the city of st. Paul, In Ramsey county, and
State aforesaid. on Tuesday. the Goth day ui
October, A. D. 1875, at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon OF that day.
Dated St. Paul. September 18th A. ID.
1875.
JOHN CIR ACE,
Sheriff of Ramsey county, Mimi
w. =. Warner,
Attorney for Plaintiff Spp13 CIV
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Legal n Offices

State of Minnesota, Municipal Court,
County of Ramsey.5 City Of St. Paul
Charles W. Mcintyre, plaintiff,
Alfred Cannot, defendant ~
The State of Minnesota to Alfred Cannot
defendant:
You are hereby summoned to be and appear
before the Municipal Court of the City of St
Paul, at term toereof to I've holden on Tues
day, the 18th day of October, A. D.. 1875, at
the opening. of the court OH that day, and
answer ito Ehas. w. Mcintyre, the plaintiff
herein whose complaint is on file in said court
in civil action. and who demands jhdgmen,
against you for tue sum of $8O,72, with inter-
est thereon from May Goth, 1875. Should YOU
fail to appear at the time ana place aforesaid
Judgment will be rendered against you upon
the evidence adduccd by the said Charles W.
Witness: The Honorable S. NJ. Flint Munich
pal Judge at the city Of St. Paul, this 10th day
of September A. D.:'1s75. ~ -
- fConrt Seal = VIZ, 4"', a1a
=. FRANK. H. CARLTON. i''."f
49,; Clerk Of the Municipal Court. ,
Davis, O,BIien 4 Wilson, 'S7t s''"''
. attorneys f,fPlaintitf: = = f,.1os.st.. =
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THOMAS HOWARD,
Attorney for Assignee.
Death to Pain.

Reed the following proposition Which will
be adheredt to positively: To any person who
uses Death to Pain in the following cases and
does not receive the benefit desired will receive
back their money on return of empty bottle:
1t cures acute rheunaiism, neuralgia, head
scaFiatina, burns, bruises, sprains, cholera NOR
bus or collie. PAINS, diarrhna, dysentery. in
famnlation Of the bowels or stomach in man
or beast. Used internally aud externally.
Wherever pain exists there is an infiammafory
condition Of the parts and this preparation 4
a specific for Inflammation. Go to your drug
gist and get bottle Use It according to dir
ecsions, use freely. and do not hesitate to use
medicine that the proprietor Is willing to
take all thu risk. To him who uses il viii be
given to know its merits. For sale by drug
gists and patent medicine dealers generally.
L. Bixby. proprietor
Owafonna, MINI.
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Personal vlATrERS.

Cardinal McCloskey returns 10 Ameri.
ca the latter part OF November.
The friends of ex-Assistant District
Attorney Fisher OF Washington are resp nil
bic Tor the report that the young man is in-
sane.
The new Grand Vizier Of Turkey is re.
ported from St. Petersburg As Iuily admitting
the necessity for reforms in the government o.
Herzegovina and other Turkish provinces.
The board Of directors Of the Northern
Pacific railroad have elected Chas. B. Wright
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Locals, Is cents per line, each insertion.
Locals, editorial columns, % cents per line
each insertion.
Bills for advertising PAYABLE quarterly in
dyauce.
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Advertisers will please take notice that
the AMrl-MoNopoLsr is the best and
cheapest advertising medium in Minnesota.
1t has largerecirculation among the farm :
ers than any other, while it is read in
every town and city and almost every vii
lage of the States It is. perused by thou
sands who take no other paper. I'm
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Parties having business in this department
will please address A. Il. TAlSEf,
Business Manager.
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Aqua xi-.cu',.o.

This exquisite Spanish Toilette Prepare
tin, for beautifying and preserving the COM
plexiou and SKIN, has for years been exclusive
iy prepared by Don Manuel Acosta, an eminent
chemist Of Seville, Spain, and by him sold liz
large quantities TO the elite of that city, Madrid,
Hava'na and ELSEWHERE, As an incompatible
beautifer and pres-ivative of the complexion,
ard certain preventive Of wrinkles, .freckl.s,
pimples, sunburn, tan. and all blelnishes Of
the skin. Willie making q voyag. 10 Cuba
some wears ago, on one of tll.. British Royal
Nail steamships, Don Manuel was overtaken
by severe sickness, and his life for days des-
paired Of but ultimately he rallied and recoy-
cred, and as an acknow Judgement of his appre-
citation of DIR. CamplPll's services, (Dr. c. be-
ing Al that time medical officer ON board the
Steamship, he presented the doctor With the
formula from which he prepared his famous
"Agna Miraculoso," (Mircuious Water.) So
ma. y lady patients for whom DIR. g. has pre-
pared an occasional bottle, having EXPIRE sed
themselves most enthusiastically in regard to
its merits, he las determined for the future to
prepare it as a standard toilette prepan ton.
It's use imparts to the skin dazzling briIIiancy
healthy freshness, trans parent clearness, veil
vety smoothness and exquisite softness. 1t is
not paint or enamel, but delicions!y fra
grant Medieated water for the skin, Of marvel
ous efficacy w Warranted harmless IS pHrs
milk Price, one dollar per bottle. Six bot
ties for five dollAs. Expressed to anF ad
dress. Prepared only By James r: Campbell
NJ D., Chemist, Sc Fulton st n. Y. Bewars
of dangerous and worthless limitations.
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be careful to STATE in every GASP Ae
name of the post office and State, n an.aa.Wnen
ordering it changed FROM one postomeeAGA 3D.
other always give the names of both offices:
Careful attention to the above suggestions VIII
be of great benefit to us. Il. B'4 Ia
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\ Each subscriber will please look at the
number after his name on the label OF his
paper, and then compare it with the ''wh ole
number on the first page. For instance II
the number on the label is 90, it shows that
the subscription expires with NUMBER 90.
When u new subscriber sends us money ne
will please see that the label IS correct ana
if it is not notify Us at once. III "A. ID. sehus
Us money for three months he Will ada 10 10
the whole number on the first number re-
ceived 20 for six months, anu o- lof
twelve months. In this way subscribers
can see when their subscription is about to
expire.
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Correspondents must not aspect us to ac4
knowledge letters, containins remittances,
unless some special reason exists Tor, IT.
Our correspondence is very ieavy, and We
must abridge it AS much as possible. ana the
receipt of the paper will be sufficient to show
the money has been received, unless some
special reasons may be had for acknowledge
ment of remittance
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POSTAGE.

We are ,compelledto. prepay postage ION
all papers Sent out from our. Office, sP rior
to January let 1873, sdbscribsrsi paid
twenty cents each at this losaLi post Office:
Vie now pay the. postage E3an them u
amounts to fifteen cents per annum,s flrose
who have not paid US are respectfully Urged
to remit at once. Z M, ss n
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The druggist first sending an order for not
less than one dozen Aqua Miraculoso, accom-
panied by At least - cash, balance c. o. D.,
will have the exclusive agency for the town in
which he r sides, and his business card added
to the above advertisements II.
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ROT-HWEIIS'
RELIANCE
AND iron WORKS,
ST. patti. nrNn nIe
ST. PAUL, MIMI

Manufacturers Of Mill Picks, Stone Cutters
Tools. Blacksniths' Tools, Stamps and Dies,
Moulding Tools. Springs Made and Repaired
Particular Attention given to- all Classes of Steel
Work. Printers Glasses Made and Repaired
Boiler Tubes Welded, and All Kinds Of Boiler
Makers Tools Made to Order.
agricultural Tools, Bridge and Building
Work, and all General Smithing Promptly
Executed. and Warranted ,it.eiIi
Works, !. Cor. 9th and Robert streets, St. Paul,
Mimi. -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-02
CRIMINAL STUPIDITY.

HOW LIZZIE STERN WAS KILLED MoTHER.
BATHED WITH ICE-CoLD WATER IMMEDIATELY
AFTER THE BIRTH or A CHILD.
At halEpast ten O'Clock yesterday morning
Coroner Croker began an inquest INTO the case of
the unfortunate youag woman Lizzie stern, who
died On board the steamboat Bellevue ABOUT ten
DAYS apo. Il viii be remembered that the
deceased had been an inmate OF the Chanty
Hospital which institution she len on the 2lst
nit on a pass. she visited friend in Edridge
street, and while there was taken sick with labor
pains and Il wa found necessary to remove her
10 the hospital again. Accordingly she was taken
10 the Tenth precinct station house, aud sub
sequently removed 10 Bellevue Hospital In an.
ambulance. Notwithstanding the night was
a bitter cold one-tae thermometer stand
ing below Zer0-and that the woman
was IN great PAIN, she was NOT taken into, tina
hospital but sent on board the steamer Bellevue.
which lay az the dock AZ the loot Of Tweny-sixtn
street. Here the chiid was born and here tho
hapless woman died from The effects VI the most.
DR.. Robert MURRAY, house physician at Bellevue-
Hospital, was tue nfst wituess called. He sad he
was called TO attend tue deceased about niteeR
minutes alter she nad been placed on board tna
boat; ne found the cabin Ia which she lay so bit
terly cold that ne compelled to Keep ma
oyercOat on and the nurse could not dispense
with her shawl; there was no ire on the boat
either ia stoves or the furnace aud or course no
warm water could be had neither the watchmanr
who n supposed 10 be OF the boat or dock all the
time, nor the fireman could Be found 20 get un
steam; IN consequence Of this state OF affairs cold
water directly irolu the hydrant on the dock ha1
to be used for bathing purposes.
Dr. Murray lurtuer testified that n warm water
could nave Oeen had aud the room been properly
heated the woman would undoubtedly have lived.
stephen Irwin, the engineer OF the Bellevue,
and pis fireman, swOre point blank that the
fires are kept up nlght aud day, ana that when
they LETT the boat on me night IN question tnere
were twenty-five POUNDS OF steam in the boiler
Another witness srOre that IL is the custom ~
keep the nres up al the time, but that on the
night Ia question The cabin was undoubtedly cold
Another man awore that when no went on
hoard tue steamer eary IN the morning the Their
m0meter IN the cabin indicated eignty-six degrees
above
AZ one O'CLOCK the case was adjourned, the Jury
beIng instructed to be on nand again at eleven
O'Clock tnis a. 0ruIng, whcn tne taxing Of testl-
Y,otv will 40 resumed.
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TRIAL OF CAPTAIN WILLIAMS

Captain Williams, Of tho Fourth precinct was
arralgned for trial az Police Headquarters yester-
day afternoon, before Commissioner Matsel. on
the charge OF receiving various presents from ono
Louisa smith, the keeper or house Of III fame on
Wooster street. last summer. Colonel spencer
appeared Tor the Defendant and Ohiel Clcrk HaW-
lev acted as prosecuting attorney. MI. haWley
made a motion thai tne case De continued one
week AZ the leading witnesses failed TO appear
ana 10 dpsired a reasonable time 70 compel their
attendance Counsellor spencer spoke 81 some
length cnaracterzing me cnarRes ~ uasteIy
10 grant q speedy trial TO his Client VINO was
an xIous TO prove hts Innocence. Ho was willing
toat the be postponed TINS time, Dut insisted
mat no unnecessary tine be lost.
President Matselt then announced that the case
nieIock y IA.
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sUsuNEss oproKrUNTTIEs.

-
4 SMART AND EETERPRIsTNG GENTLEMAN or
~ nice address ana ~ good conversational qualities,
who has had successful soliciting orders
s 2r my worth rom . Il So Der wear aud expenses
paid, BY addressing, win reference, W. J. NJ, herald
once.
1NoLD BoTTIJSG BUSINESS. FACTORY CON.
N petc season opening, $1,000 can be realized 800
for hslf interest strictly legitimate no iiqnors No As3
hudson street. 40 STAIRS
GENTLEMAN TRAVELLING WITH his OWN
n goods would Ike 70 taKe on commission lewelry,
Yankee notions o. fancy goods A. l. Is, ~ north sixth
street. WilsmsburE
LONG ESTABLISHED MANUFACTURING BUsI-
n in staple line with outlet FOR goods greatly
in excess o. capital, would like partner with $4,000;
Ton, o Broadway.
An OPPORTUNITY. -s2oO CAsn WILL BUY ONE
"a ofthe best old established first class ligrd saloons
ia this city hrst class aie style billiard table nne lar
siiicn in twenty blocks; owner leaving city Apply
aud Fourth avenue.
A GENTLEMAN WHO Can INFLUENCE coNsID-
n cradle phaoe pha business desires 70 TORN part.
Exchange. Address X, box ~ Post once
4 FIRM HAVING VERY HEAVY TRADE WHOLE.
~ sale val sell out AZ o. bail interest ia branch io1
6ng trade OI esa 5eag stad 9 wseh "" uo1oe
A PARTNFR wANrED-IN THE BUTTER CHEESE
"a and produce commlssion business trusty man
good opeanr Amply % nENRY, Al Tallinan's stables,
~ Great Jones street.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY SELDOM OFFERED
IA on account OF poor health o PROPRIETOR, 70 party
having RON S90JO % $1,000 favorable chance y
offered at sacrifice, in the stock, Fixtures and Good
Viii OF the old established Brewery No. l45 East Forty
second capacity rs barrels daily; buildings
long and desirable lease. Apply on premises
nRUG sTORE-ON ACCOUNT or THh DEATH or
~ one OF the members Of hrm, his interest IN good
Drug store n fine order and well stocked, wiz be sold
on reasonable terms. address EXECUlORs Herald
Uptown Branch ONCE.
GOLD AND SILVER MINES-LARGR AND SMALL
VI properteS some developed, others not nv pros
peotors prices from $500 TO 50 600 100 feet close to
railroad and smeiung works. An cnterprislng man
with four la1oers can make handsome wages with me
chance Of fortune on any ono Of these odcS Agent
for mines, T. ALBbii 10 81 Fourth avenue, New York
NEARIPOsA LAND AND MINING CoMPANY-HOf.D-
lM ers OF preferred ami common stock IN This com
pany VIII please take notice That an assessment ~ W per
snare has been ieyed payable on or before Apfl ~
1915 at tie principal bce, IN san Francisco, or no
Nassau street. New York. full particulars inquire
At the Office. MORRIS ~ SMITH, Assistant secretary
DARTNER WANTED--IN NEW RsEY WITH
Il 8llt0 70 manufacture essential oils; article cNsh
large profits Honorable parties with tu name, please
] address EsasNILAL. bay 10 herald oihee-
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WALL STREET NOTES
STOCKS FEvERIsH-THE BIO BoNANzAs TAXING
ANOTHER FLYER.

STOCKS FEvRRIsH-THE BIO BoNANzAs TAXING
ANOTHER FLYER.
Another feverish day is TO be recorded In Wall
street. Stocks opened very strong, and then feir
on about one per cent as easily as they were ad~
yanced. Union Pacihc-conslderea the leader
was noticeable Tor strength but suddenly yielded"
10 the bearish feeling and declined with the gen.
eral market Upon inquiry it WAS learned that
the magnates OF the
PANAMA AND OVERLAND RAILROADS
mad not adjusted their differences, ano II was q
matter OF some doubt whether they would be ablC'
10 DO so. AS matter OF news IL may be stated
that no meeting took place or the high contract
ing parties OF the Big Bonanza stocks, and they
remain in statI quo. There are two or three par
ties who absolutely control the monopoly KNOWN
az the Panama Railroad Company, and they insist
upon their own terms In tne new arrangement.
Az an evidence thas THIS may be yneioee Union
the alter lunch DelmonicO Exchange
GERMAN PANIC.
AbouL two O'Clock dispatches arrived froTA~
Europe in which financial troubles were indicated
on the Berlin Stock Exchange. Many firms were
said TO nave failed. and two unfortunates had
Committed suicide The news was Immediately
reflected In our market.
GOLD ADVANCED TO lax
and stocks tumbed like rocket sticks, but In
asmuch as The German trouble was understood
to be 'bearn panic, stocks advanced more
BANKERS stated that the troubles we're caused by
the advance IN prices, and mat the reported iail-
the money market at Frankfort being quoted 90
80 per cent
o, the settlement Of the railroad war was about
tins time received rom Buffalo in despatch,
which stated tnat passenger and freight rates
were 10 be advanced 70 tue old figures BY all OF
the western roads, Under the impetus or this
cheerful news stocks advanced, Tne Official earn
ngs OF
TIVE USlOS PACIFIC RAILROAD
were reported ~ oe--Gross earnings aud xpenseS
for February, l6,s-!9:-
-
Gross earnings. Syg! w StgtM Sl-sl7
Expenses .......+........... 5fAs1o laAioc
Net earnings ..... s23Osi S3Rr9 sns,oss
The March earnings TO tne 3oth, inclusive, show
an increase Of SloS, ji0 over the same days Tor
March, 1874
THE TREASURY DISBURSEMENTS
for the month OF Marcn are as follows :-Exclns
sIve OF principal and interest OF tho public deot,
$l2, 10000; SPECIAL deposits OF legal tenders Tor
redemption OF ceruacatcs deposits, f43, CAS- 600
outstanding legal tenders yesterday, s37s 226 300.
THE GOLD MARKET
1nctuated between ll4A4 ll4A. From the best
Information received IL was believed the Clique
were buying back tile gold they had recently sold
Advice 70 merchants, "Let them alone"