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S I HWMMp—MWMi LOCAX^TEWS. 05*KBW On account of.a press of Jo work, we have been detained a full day tfter our usual time of Wuinsr. W welcome "Rose Glcnwood" to our columns, and will be glad to hear from lier ift'co^ »'-c* 3 In Concert came off yesterday evening, as per announcement. "We will speak further of it in our next issue. W are indebted to Mr. Grandsl- tnyer for St. Paul Papers iu advance of the Mail. A the Mnil last night was a total failure, these were the more acceptable. ,' yj&,*Tbc Enterprise has made her usu •1 two trips within the last week, bringing up about 30 tons^ of freight fur the Hud §on's Bay Co., and taking down grain—the exact amount we have been unable to learn. S O E Fisu.—O last Saturday morn ing Charles Taylor Esq., of this ci*y, caught in the Mississippi, just below town a pickerel weighing sixteen pounds. Not bad! A A S O last Friday this gen- tleman left for Pikes Peak. Mr. Adams was"the Agent of Burbank's Express and Stage line, mid a most courteous and obli ging gentleman. May he meet with the success he deserves. Mr. Nelson has been appointed his successor. E I O W A O N S O last Monday about thirty freight wagons, belonging to Burbank, left St. loud, loaded with the freight of the Hudson's Bay Co., which has been brought up by the Enterprise. They will proceed as far as Georgetown, where they will be taken by boat to Port Garry. 4 AGaicuLiuiiAL E E I N A ad journed meeting to perfect, the organiza tion of tho Stearns County Agricultural Society will be held at Wilson's Hall, St. Cloud, on Saturday, the ICth inst, at 2 o'clock M. Pe order of Committee. June 1st, 18(50. L. GORTON, Chairman. MYSTF.BIOIS.—^-On Tuesday morning a boy baby \f8s found in Mr. Charles Owen's bed-room. Mr. O. says two old ladies came there iu the night and took posses sion, and sent him to the kitchen, lie ihinks his wife and they know.something about the little bundle of flannel and lace but he is in .a quandary. On the same morning a similar occurrence took place iii the residence of Lewis CI .rk, only that the oabv is a girl. Both parties intend keeping the litjtjfe strangers until the own er calls fur them. JC^i'ii'iCATiOx^ •tfELMXG.—Oft las.fc$at urday evening, the Republicans of St. Cloud held a very enthusiastic meeting to ratify the Chicago nominations. Although blut one day*s notice, had been given, quite a number weTe in.from the country—-^some frbm a distance of eight miles—and the Everett School House was full. Gor ton, Chairman of the Republican County Committee, after stating the object of the meeting in a few pertinent remarks, in troduced Stephen Miller, Esq., Delegate from the Upper Mississippi'(oChicago,who made a inest capital speech—giving a sum mary of the proceedings of the Conven tion, and a short sketch of the livosof the candidates. was received with hearty applause, and was tendered a vote of thanks lor the satisfactory manner in which he discharged his duty as a Delegate. After the meeting adjourned, salutes were fired, and,cheer after: cheer given for Lincoln. One thing certain, the Republicans of Stearns County are wide awake and at work. A horrible tragedy was enacted in Franklin county, (Perin.) on Sunday night. A old man, named Mason, had a son, who, for some tiaie, has been taking such of the old man's property as he desired and could get hold of. Only the last week, he thrift a, horse and somo other articles, and on Sunday ni^ht demanded the old man's money, and threatened to take his life if it was not given to him. Th old man told him he was old, and needed all he had to support himself and wiffy and or dercdhi to go J.awa'y.. a a a I seems, the son had not been permitted to enter the house on this occasion, but broke the door, to ef fect an entrance, and as he entered was shot down by his father, and' expired in a ftwT8itntitasr*The old man, on Monday moroingV'badjgone toprocur a coffin for his son,Tandio,s'urrcnderr"hImself to an of %**?§&%)**« QUI jlfUnJW-HTJIOH «g t. O E A A E I A N I I O N A I E O AsTpR lis ..worth atfleast ^5 0OQ^0O rftnd j&vpty qCput ofJ& in come,*over ana^ab^ve^ex^enses tiria-fchari ties, is immediately re-invested. Mr. A is still a hale and healthy'looking man, and ^il probably live to be as old as his fathe¥i ^He has an office, where he wojfks^ harggPthaTTa- dry a E 8 6 seven.gwtleinen aet as rjedok-keepets, biX O rfiixfeefehy three a ha ultk REPUBLICAN, A N Flf' I LA TPOX0I. s« •--1 a ,-•.'"• »a.rli 4VOTEP xv CHICAGO, MAT l^fj^?l€Op RESOIVED, That we, the delegated represen tatives of the.'Republican electors of the Uni: ted States, in Convention assembled, in the discharge of the duty we owe to our constitu ents and out*, country, unite in tho* following declarations 1st That the history of the nation during the last tour years, has fully established tho propriety and necessity of the organization and perpetuation of the Republican party and ihat the causes which called it into exis tence are permanent in their nature, and now, more than ever before, demand its peaceful and constitutional triumph. 2. That Iho maintenance of the principles promulgated in the Declaration of Independence and embodied in the Federal Constitution, the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happi ness, is essential to the preservation of our Republican institutions and that the Federal Constitution, the Rights of the States, and the Union of the States must and shall be preserved. 3. That to the Union of the States this nation owes its unprecedented iucrease in population, its surprising development of material resour ces, its rapid augmentation of wealth, its hap piness at home and its honor abroad and we hold in abhorrence all schemes for Disunion, come from whatever source they may And we congratulate the country that no Republican member of Congress has uttered or countenan ced the threats of Disunion so often made by Democratic members, without rebuke and with applause from their political associates and we denounce those threats of disunion, in case of a popular overthrow of their ascendency as denyiig the vital principles of a free gov ernment, and,as avowal of contemplated trea son, which it is the imperative duty of an indignant People sternly to rebuke and forever silence. 4. That the maintenance inviolate of the Rights of the States, and especially the right of eaoh State to order and control its own domestic institutions according to its own judgment exclusively, is essential to that bal ance of powers on which the perfection and endurance of our political fabric depends and we denounce the lawless invasion by armed force of the soil of any State or Territory, no matter under what pretext, as among the gra vest of crimes. 5. That the present Democratic Administra tion has lar exceeded our worst apprehensions, in its measureless subserviency to the exactions of a sectional interest, as especially evinced in its desperate exertions to force the infamous Leeorapton Constitution upon the protesting people of Kansas in construing the personal relation between master and servant to involve an unqualified property in persons in its attempted -enforcement everywhere, on land and on sea, through the intervention of Con gress and of the Federal Courts, of the extreme pretensions of a purely local interest in its general and unvarying abuse of the power intrusted to it hy a confiding people. G. That the people justly view with alarm the reckless extravagance which pervades ev ery department of the Federal Government that a return to rigid economy and accounta bility is indespensablo to arrest the systematic plunder of the public treasury by favored partisans while the recent startling develop ments of frauds and corruptions at the I ederal Metropolis, show th.it an entire change of administration is imperatively demanded. 7. That the new dogma that the Constitution, of its own force, carries slavery into any or .ill of the Territories of the United States, is a dangerous political heresy, at variance with the explicit provisions of that instrument it self, with contemporaneous- exposition, and with legislative and judicial precedent is revolutionary in its tendency, and subversive I of t!ic peace and karmonyiof the county. I 8. That, the normal condition of all the tor-'besides ritory-'of the*United States is that of freedom! That as our Republican fathers, when they h.'rtWtWjtislwd slavery-ili all our national ier ritciy, ordained that "no person should be •deprived of life, liberty or "property, without! due process of law," it becomes cur diMy, by legislation, whenever such legislation is necos. sary, to maintain this provision against all at tempts to.violate it and we*deny the authori ty of Congress, of a territorial legislature, or of any individuals, to give legal existence to Slareiy in any Territory of the United States, 9. That wc brand the recent re-opening of the African slave trade, under the cover of our National Flag, aided by perversions of ju dicial power, as a crime against Humanity and a burning shame to «nr Country ancLAge: and we call upon Congress to take prompt and ef ficient measures lor the toial and fi.nal sup pression of"tliat**execrable traffic. 10. That in the recent vetoes, by their Fed: eral Governors, of the acts of the Legislature of Kansas and Nebraska, prohibiting slavery in those Territories, we find a-praetical illus tration of the boasted Democratic principle of Non-intervention and Popular Sovereignty embodied in the. Kansas-Nebraska-bill, and a demonstration pf the deception'and fraud in volved therein.' 11. That Kansas should of right be immedi ately admitted as a State under' the Constitu tion recently formed and adopted by her people and accepted by the llouse of Representatives. 12. That while providing revenue for the support of the general government by duties upon Imports, sound policy requires such an adjustment of these imposts as to encourage the development of the industrial interests of the whole country and we commend that policy of national exchanges, which secures to the working niett liberal wagea, to agriciil turo remutferathtg "prices, to mechanics and manufacturers an adequate reward for their skill, labor .and enterprise, and .to the nation commercial prosperity'and independence. 13. That we protest against any sale or alienation to others it the Public Lands held by actual settlers, and against any view of the Free Homestead* policy which regards the set tiers as -paupers or suppltants for public bounty and we demand the passagevby Con gress of .the complete ah«i satisfactory Home stead measure which has already passed-.th'c House. 14. That the National Republican party is opposed, to any change in our Naturalization Laws, oi any State legislation by which the rights ^citizenship hitherto accorded 'to im-are migrants from foreign lands shall be abridged or impaired: and in favor of giving a full and efficient protection to ilie'rights of all "cla'sse'S of citizens, whether .native or naturalized,both at how& ana abroad. -.:' 16. That appropriations by Congress for Riverj^and Harbor improvements of a National icbaraSterj required for_thc accdmAtdatien and scc®%^f*«i[ efi^tiBglcoinifeiiEr^ipjjiire, authori zed by the Constitution, and justified by the {Obligation! oXGovernment to protect theLjircs and property fata^citazens. JT 1.6. That a4ta~Urpad Oqean is impcrativclyrdcmonded by the inter est* of .tW whole couftry tb*t- the Federal Government ought to render immediate and efficient aid in its construction and"'that -as preliminary thereto \d*,il£ Ov3rl4n4\ ^MaB^shsuftl be pjgniptly established. „..„ .^ Finally, haying pius set fortPoW dif£ tractive principles*nd vftWs, :weltivft«'tAe ce- d|fe#«r1*n of Airdtifehs KotreVer' diSe*rhig On other questions, who substantiaTly/ugreBwith us in their affirmance ana*sn*pportr fSvS''!Biis.'i-'-'i v?j.. I ***»*»*••»»•«. -'JS?.'- :«K»4»«M*»UV»« SPECIAL NOTICES. Beautiful Hair.--This one of the great est'ornaments which man or woman could boast of. A splendid head of hair, a luxuri ance of hair, it it be iu a high state of health, glossy end thick, no matter what Us color be so that it is natural, is an attraction that will not escape the envy of those who are bald^ aii(lgray hair is. uunatura^: ti)L pno »8 £a "She neighborhood of four score and ten short of that it is a disease. We would remedy this disease, and in what way? -Use Professor Wood's Ilair Restorative, fo^qnltf at all the drugstores it restores the hair, it restores its health, and when that is re-produced, its beauty its original color, its luxuriance and gloss is sure to follow. Wood's Restorative is the only Valuable Hair Preparation. my24-3m MARL ATT & SIMS, Agents at Sfc Cloud. rpit E PUBLIC BLESSING WHICH IS* NOW |_ 'universally'admitted to'cjr1st!''inJiki'^ffdt's Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters, is every day demonstrated by their astonishing efficacy in the cases which they are announced to cure. All the complaints of the stomach and bowels, weakness of the digestive organs and of the system generally, bilious and liver affections, night fevers, head' aches, piles, costiveness, consumption, rheumatism, scurvy, impurity of the blood, or blotched and sallow complexions soon yield to their curative- properties..^ A sin gle trial invariably secures them the title of the beet family medicines now before the public. For sale by the proprietor, W. B. MOFFAT, at his office, 235 Broadway, and by Store Keep ers and Druggists generally. v2n39-rly Portage Citv, Columbia Co., Wis., Sept. 2, 1859. Dr. J. F. BRIDGE, Scc'y Graefenberg Co., No. 22' Park Row, N.Y. Dear Sir: We have- sold- (he Git^FEXBEBO FAMILY MKUICIXES for a number of years, and lake pleasure in sayirg that they have always proved all that you claim for them—the most reli able remedies of (he day. We dislike to particularise where all of them are indespensible, yet cannot refrain from referring to MARSHALL'S UTERINE CATHOUCON, which has never failed in its mission, and has produced re sults under our immediate observation, both won derful and satisfactory. It is especially useful in diseases incident to pregnancy, and we have no hesitation in toying that its use by persons in that condition, whether delicate or healthy, will invariably be attended with benefit It has been used by various ones in this vicinity for Barrenness, ahdin every instance with success. Yours respectfully, may3-'lt MILES $• Co., Druggists. ST A A TT & S I S Sole A gents tit St. Cloud N E W ADVERTISEMENTS TATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF 9TEAPN3.—IN VfSTfilCT COURT POU 4TH JODICIAL DISTRICT, William F. Knowltou agawt SUMMONS. Isaih White. To the atove named Defendant: In thenameof the-Stnte of Minnesota i—-You are hereby summoned and required to answer O the complaint in this action, which complaint I has been filed in the office of the Clerk of the District Court aforesaid, in and for said Coun-' ty, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said Complaint on the subscribers at their of fico at St Cloud, in said County within twenty days after th« service of this summons upon you exclusive of the day of such service. And if you fail to answer the said Complaint within the timo aforesaid, the Piaintiii" in:this action will take Judgment against you fsr the stfm of One hundrell and seven dollars and sixty seven cents together with interest on said sum from the 2i5 tlay-of December A. D. 1857, the costs of said action. Dated St. Cloud, May 'Jth, A. I. 1800. WAIT & McCLURE, ttiay31-,7 Plaintiff's"/iHfOrneys. STATE- I OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY" OF STKAfcNS.—S9. r.l To the Sheriff or any Constable of said County: la the name of the State of Minnesota:—Yon &re hereby commanded to summon John Nothe, if he shall be found in your-County, to he and appear before the undersigned, one of the Jus tices of the Peace in and for said. County, on the twenty third day of June, A D. 1860, at teu o'clock in the f. renoon at my office, in St. Cloud in said county, to answer to Anton Smith in a civil action, and have you then and there this writ. Given under my this 22d day of Mav A. 1) I860. CHAS. KETCHAM,. mav31-3w Justice of the Peace "Vr-OTICE is hereby given, that the under X\ signed, Commissioners appointed to re ceive, examine and adjust oil claims and .de mands of all persona against the estate of Hen ry Oberweis late of Stearnsconnty, Minnesota, deceased, williheef for the purpose of receiving, examining and adjuating^aid-olaims, at the residence of MichaelLakaf, 'hr St.iClbu^Tin, the said county of Steaina and State of Min nesota, on Monday the 18th day of June:1860, at 9 o'clock in the forenoon and again at the same place oh Monday, the 2d day* of July,. 1860 and again at the same place on Monday the 16th day of July and again at the Bame place on Monday the JiOth day oiVJuly 1860 and that the time limited for creditors to" pre sent their claims is six months from tho 7th day of May, ISBOi".. •Dtitedat.^. Cfo«drlns7thday of May, 180*0. CHRISTIAN BECKER, WOLFGANG EICH, Commissioners. NICHOLAS LAIIR. STATE MICHAEL LAKAF, may24~tldm ., 3 Administrator. OFMINNESOTA, STEARNS COUN TY—DtST-RICTGOUnT, 4TH JUDICIALBISTEIOT. Frederick Allen, t». .. Charles A. Whiting, I Jonathan A. Lane, and* I .» Nehemiah Washburno i/r'.j Partnersas Allen,-Wiuling& Co. against It. A. Smith &S MariaiSmith. -To the above named defendants/ rn In the name ofjthe State of Minnesota:—You hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in this action, which is now on filejn the office of the Cleric of. said court, at S*v"Clond, in said County and to serve a flo'pj of your answer to said complaint on the sub scribers at their.office in Stanchfield's Block, in the City of St. Anthony, County of/ Ilonncd\ pin and State of Minnesota, within'twenty days after the seryice hereof, exclusive of the Vwrl ty thc^ja^f^eniandcdUn^ta^plktnt. may.]0T:6w,i iElaintiifaiAttofneysV a ftioift ^aM 4 I & km o^tsam^«spBBWL k^.need rofThe E(yvmes .of, ajpractical Maso and 'PJastyfer. ^*J|if' l?ttg:%tBtiP&ifciixHii will univci-gal saHafWcfidlil are as reasonable or .»'*si«^»aj«a^s^fc«#*i»^^ DRY GOODS FOR THB ', *"t:: A D. W. INCERSOLL&CO., ST. PAUL, mm. OUR SECOND LARGK SHIPMENT OF* ID^J-YT O O S JS NOW BEING IIKCETVED, AND HAVING BEEN BOUGHT SINCE I riUCES HAVE FALLEN OFF AT THE E A S E N A E S We are able to otfer SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS to our customers in ihc way of NEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS AT VERY LOW PRICKS! Our Stock of DRESS GOODS is full of and Desirable styles In O A N E S S A W S O S I E O E S LARGEST & CHEAPEST ST.O.CK iir o?:Ea::Ki New| E O I E I E S BLKA. & BRO, S E E I N S W I E O O S I N S •ij': O O S I S &c, &c, &c. Our Stock is large, and connot fail to suit in Style, Quality or Price! COUNTRY MERCHANTS! E OFFER THE S A E Wc have a Fine Assortment ol" PRINTS, GINGHAMS, DEMMS, STRIPEU SIJIS T1XGS, COTIOXA DVS, MLEA. cj- BRO. \SHEETIXGS, KENTUCKY JEA SS, And, in fact, EVERVTHiNG to assort up a Country tStorc. AIT r,p wmi... ,r„ »,. .^. .j. ADVANCE rnofiiNKW YORK PRICKS, by N W-. I E S O & CO. "mylT-t.c* 1 Adjoining the Bridge. hereby given that the under- OTICE is igne signed Commissioners, appointed »o re ceive, examine and adjust all "claims and do mands of $1 persons against theestate of John H. Tayliir,. late of Saint Cloud, County of Stearns and State of Minnesota, decease'), will meet for the purpose of Examining and1 allow.-' ing the claims against, the said estate, at the iresidencoof Charles Taylor, in Saint Cloud, •Couiity of Stearns and '.State, of Minnesota on •Tmfrsday the 7th day of Juuc.'A. D. 1^60, at r9 o'clock in the forenoon, and again ,at the same place*on Thursday* 'the 4th"Tday orOcto ber, A. D. I860, atl* O. o'clock in .the forekoirti,'. and again at the same .place the'7th day of February. A. D. 1861, a 9-o'clock in the-ftrc noon, ftl|dJig«'|i-jA^tho^*ai]|0 plAcftjdft t*4e 3d day of November, T3. 1861, 'at 9 o*cipck in the forcnton. And that 1 he time limited for creditors to present their claims to thje undersigned Com missioners feu-, examination and allowance, is eighteen months from, ^hc 7th day of Mav, A. D. 1860. Dated at Saint Cloud, this Ht day of May. A. D. 1860 ER I STEPHEN MILLER,, H. J. FOWLER, CHARLES T. STEAR I I N A IW O I S For'Sale Wholesale and Rclairai ONLYDEPOT NO. 7 SOUTH Wurnt in Kerosene and I1 T'ROMloTO'iSPE any other Oil sold, of all consumers. NO'I congeal, five limes as in any hands Lamps complete from 75 cents to $75.00. niay24-tf. G. Y. ClIRTISS. USEFUL AND ORWAraENTAL S O E MARLATT & SIMS. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL JDttTT G-G-ISTS, DFALERS IX PAINTS, OILS, VARNISH, 0-XJ.A.SS,. -TURPENTINE, CA3IP1IENF, BURNING-FLUID, ALCOHOL, LARD AND COAL OIL 6W" Physicians' ptjrscrintiohs accumtely compounded at all hours. 3 St. Cloud, May 3, I860. ly PUR1FY THE BLOOD. MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS AND ^IiCE3ri2C I E S Free from all Mineral Poisons. The greai. popularity which MOFFAT'S f! FK PILLS and PU(ENIX BITTERS have attained in consequence of the extraordinary cures ef I fected by their vse, renders it unncccstair for the proprietor to enter i»to a particular analy sis of their medical virtues or propertie*.— Having been more than twenty yon is before the public, and having the united testimony I of inorcllum Three Jldltons of persons vho FAMILY MEDICINES. Consuniptive's Cairn, Price $0 00 per Wt The (jr:».!ienberg C'ompany 's Warshall's Uterine Cathol icon, Sursaparilla Compound, Griefenberg Pile Remedy, Dysentery Syrup, Children's Panacea,. Fever & Ague Remedy, VegetaJjle Pills, fiya Lotion, Green Mountain. Ointment, Health flitters, Manuel of Health, TT r^?WrtJrV*i A *L™U0L Commissionfirs. SA»N*~j niay 17-lw BRECKINRIDGE CAyirm'NE 50 00 05 06 60 60 per box. 2.^ 25 per bot. 25 per box. 25 per pack, 25 per copy, '000' a .ULOFMUILII wtiiBK sofcx AT A SMALL 1 mended to the public. ,,,e'licinea are confidently rccom-! That they mtiy be re- I lied on in all cases for which they arc" reeom mended, is a fact established by fourteen year* cxpxtpeeoe. -'~nnf- Tiiifir r*- "I —i -3f?a»t3*r .1 ^BmmmmmKmmjm..^ia..Mmmuu.^sbmmmm have been restored to (he enjovment offperfect *F.m§ ™t«rm*ti*n and 1.—i.t. i._ .1 *T. ecrttneates of hunirei» of ladiev Address health by theia, it is believed lia their vepu tation as the best vegetable medicine now be-used fore the public, admits of no dispute, in al most every city and village in the United States, there are many who are ready to testify 1 to their efficacy in removing disease* and givI ing to the whole system renewed vigrr and health. Incase so dons of. the sxm tn opera MEDICINES is truly astonishing, often remov ing, in a few days, every vestige of these loath some diseases, by their purifying effect? on the blood. Bilious: tcntrs. Fever and Ague. Dyspep sia, Dropsy, Pites, and in short,most all disease.", soon yield to their curative properties. No family should be without them, as by their timely use milch suffering and expense mav be saved. Prepared by W I I A MOFFAT,' it. JVew York. And for sale hy all Druggists. v2n39'-ly Prepared by the Grsefenberg Company, 32 Park Row. New York, and for saie by S. A A S and by Agents, Druggists and Patent Medicine .0 & W O W E 2 A S," E (J III E Y, :-iL JJST* Orders solicit ed. "^gg TO pifi'SSiSi^s"^'^e a 1 .- .-i .Opposite the Falls, ST. ANTHONY T]N1TED STATKS LANK O I E Li— ST..CUO.I O, 'Miwci. ATtli, I860., To John Bof'erdiu 1 "Sir, Ton wiL^cnfi iii nice" notice that, on.the:548th day of Mi»y, .\. 1» Isfjo, ,.ju 10 o'do'ck' in the fironron said «l.iy "ntiiie Land Office in St. Cloud. Stearns.-co&'Minucsu- mm BY STATE AUTHORITY." Increase of Cash Capita OJiVOTEH TO-^- FIRE' iXSrUAXCF EXCLV* SI VELY. ClIABTKlt pElirKTI'Afc.. ttah Capita!, ?I00.W 0 Q* I Cash Ascc, 8547,712 3 a I 6. L. L00.M13, President. I II. KKI.I.OG. Sen-tarv. I BrtK»h OI5G*- *1 & u3 3d Sit., C'incirr nati^ *»..«. M. MAGILL,' Genera! Agent, AuPtitJ*t» the principal Cities and town of the Uni»n. Losses Promptly paid. I A plieajioiHs received, and Pclicics i» sued and renencd Jh-Win. .1: PARSONH, Asm A Ft Cloud, 31in. y7 FOR THE LADIES! STA3I1»IN4J EMBROIDERY. Xcu\ kcnvtlftif, 'antl K.^u(^/"r«.7iop, £jpreneh//oi-iIie LtiJU* Unefit. Every lady can make their own i*«|ternsfer .Stamping- Kmbroidery, of any dr«5pn tliev please. Jt is^uivk, and easy liarncd, and iV :i very great saving of. time and ivork. Sc&d* tho stamp. ases of Scrofula, Ulcers, Scurvy, or Erup. I I 3ST 3 1 S f.tbe1 skin,, the operation of the LIFE? O N I A I A E E S Made by C. B. SEV310LR Co., 107 A'auav S 5 "?. who Lnve* If. apl2t-?,m. L. WfLLMMT. Milan, Erie Co., Ohio. S^PHl W A the INSTANT' I I I IitLli:FandPER5fA NEXT CURE of ih.s distressiBg««mplai'r.rBge Street, Ar. *'. Price $1 per box sent free by Post. epl26-t ui FOR SALE AT ALL DKUtiGISTS. F. TALCOTT, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER I Comer First Avenue & 7/elies S. !. LOVfER SAINT CLOUD. T"VEALEIt in Clocks, Watche?. Jewelry ±J Spoons, Spectacles, Gold Pens, Silvcc Thimbles, &c, &c., of fine qjiality, which br will sell as low as any of like quality can be bougnt this side oT Chicago. Call and »ee~." Waiche?,'Clocks, Jewelry, &c, repaired in I ood and'siti-jfsictbry m.iniier, and on reasona blc tertu.v. •. HARDWAR E 8.T.QR~E A E rcceivc *1 I. t/UItAHiUil .fcs, General Agent, XL Move, a complete assortment 0/ apl7-6m5 |Sh^lf and Heav 'JKufinS l.__.: Locks, I,atc-hcs, Bolt.-*. Butte* MM] Srrrwp^ A di/Fr I XI A 7 "W O A 1 1 1 1 Hatchets and Hamr »rS SkoVelt W O E S E S at tL st cl0 a «w niid S COAL OIL, Shanghai, Wisconsin, Morning 3Ur, Feres* "d W W Farming T-.6KPl»»e» Saw*,* Hoes MaUocks, Nail. ^_ have now tl»e best variety tf Stoves ever -E? J^L. 1 1 S S O I br«"?Tht info th* t'pper Countrr. nmong wWch I Our'tWuities for doing all kind«» of work ^tiutiu IATENT MEIJlCINES the Tin, Sheet Iron, and Copper Ikfartm«w 1 ''"A a On -tbe opening--or Navigation my Stock ness we call particular attention will be complete—will guarantee satifac-1 tion inregaitl to Prices and Quality ol Goods. r*i\ cwwplettvi-*t# Wliich branchi of th«bu*f« CHEAP CASH STORC S E A O A TrANPlNC^ LOWER TOWN,: ST. CtOKiy: GEORGE F. BROTT, PvOMANZO SMITP AND N N SMITttv tate of George Fietchi I S S eu and each of you sn]\ pleas to,take np: Yearns countv, in a S S S esidonc* of 4^1i^ .'