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vju*»
•ad allow the limbs free scope for ac-
tive exercise, which is FO important that
it has eome'to \9 r^gardei as avnoby-
iQoas with physical education, tliough
untrammelled, is sufficient for the phys
isal development of the bod
1.1 exposures to delioalo children. As
regards the sports of ildren, there
is much troth in the following extract
from an old paper "We like mischiev-
ous children, and for this reason they
are apt to make*old men. Good boys
generally die in their fifth year not
Dec IUSO they are good, but their quiet
habits make them strangers to mud-
puddles, oxygen, dirt-pies and out-door
exercise.'* While playing outof doors,
the child should be properly and warm-
ly clothed,' to insure and keep up
henkh, no bare legs, and arms, and
chest, in winter and spring, under the
absurd pretenco of hardening the child,
should be permitted. and flannel should
beumiisfjtat shiain^nr —14and
changeable *lin»te,forst least half of
the year.' IF proper iood, as the
pacity of the stomachforthe digestion
of more and mora solid substances in-
creases, be added to the warm clothing,
fresh air, and exercise, the doctors' bills
would be very much lessened, and a
large number of voters added annually
to the country. *f
selves on Blviog auhdued the horse |ta
the UM of *matf? but I doubt whether
we have not lost more than we have
John Aborncthy respecting a nervous
disorder, the particulars of which ap-
peared to him so whimsical, that he in-
terrupted the tedious details by holding
out his hand for the fee. A one-pound
note and a shilling were placed in it
he returned tho shilli. to tho lady,
-with the exclamation 'There, ma'am I
go and buy a Bkjpping-ropp—that is all
you want.'' And many a young wo-
man in America may profi£ by his ad-
1
vice, '."i »»i ••*..•••' »18 »K«*l-j -./ It«j
racx:
'Sydenham, .afr- English physician,
had such confidence hi .exirci.se on
horseback, that,. one of his medical
eWoYk'H he says, ''iC'ajvi.mag.^w^i. jpp.a-
se«fied of a rwnedy th would do equal
"service to ^he^huaiau cong^itutioqhV$!v
lining gently on liorseback, twice a »y,
ha would h» in»p»88Bapiono of th« ,phi-
ItApfc'stioni v.!
There canvbe no doubt that many
cases of obscure nervous diseases, dys-
gulateddiet and active exercise and
that the reply of Mr. Abernethy to an
asked what was the core for gout, con-
tains the simple sad-whole truth for the
enre oi (he diseases of indulgence and
fairness: vir, "Live on sixpence a day
sir, and earn
^SSl&Wk^-),8Cliaft
is an aoowiited tJerman^on
"Ett* s^WIMwIiffWiVlgation Com.
MOfltSI^^'rJKsWGS,
is#( #«fil4iiff »af ie3*~ IJ
..«o:M ,bno!0,
91 tA \ti« ft: 6*a iJ fJStl
•OTIIHTO a of
Lais
ifi «•?.,..
•.WINDOf^AHw wuuivlritAMES,,
ICIB,PWORE DOORS
BASE
,'*oi.i .i''
uvrilf »Jt« ,^
SUltpfl Y£Q'l
•sol bi«q ftiw ^-j^WVi«n»-v: A .M'J.-.-».
•aic-'o'a'i lit meefjriSOT no ,tfitw»t ifarfl I
.mi'liaO KJSMrLOORING, it
„L asaCdeerte the Bridge, St. Cloud
sll^louSlIay 2»*h. 1869. vll-n46
X^S^TUS N^X^DeWHty. lu'effe.te 2nd
11
S I S
from'1 Good Htalib. C"J" |T£
Remove, then, all unnatural restraint,
orci
our artificial and hxurious sti
ilization thatvoppoves the •aturai ten-
dency to active exorcise and in order
to regain the I«* odtMtag.s,
a
return to first principles. Habits of
bodilj •xeroiM should begin very carry
in lifej fresh air, every day and at, all
reasons, is less dangerous to the haalthy
infant than are accidental and occasion-
ca-Litf
Leaving, then, ont of the question
the preventives of dofcrmity in ehil-
lations to the adult m% and woman.
Walking is, beyond dispute, the best
posstbts SMrals9,'S9' 'It* brings inWTphry,
in rapid succession, all the seta of r,
eles of the tranki anoV^lirabs.
Jefferson: "The Europeans value them-
gained by the use of the animal. Mo.
one thing has occasioned so much de-
generacy of the Mman body. An Ini
dian goes on foot nearly as tar in a day,
for a long journey, as an enfeebled
white does on hia-horsey and he will
The nest best exercise for the female
is dancing this brings into action a
great part of the muscles,—indeed all
except those of the arms. The benefit
of dancing is counteracted in balls and
crowded assemblies by tho impure air,
mental excitement, ea^sg and drink-
ing, and unavoidable exposures but at
home there if no pastime rnoro beoom-
ing the domestic oWe*, more beaafioial,
or more innocent.
A lady once consulted t^o eccentric
"""•""TI- IV^I?w*?srfI a ',f it"'-'.tf..-S3i_^
1
4
MURRAY HILL
StA]AME€. MEARS»S,
KSGUSH, FRENCH AND QKRMAS
Boarding and Day School for Young
Ladies.
.«&! .*$* IMadlsun Avenue, New York.
it is rtfl^oVff:rJart of*U ''"Mo'tttrotiff^ Th«n*xt session will commence Tuet
dftv. Sirfnmhnr Oil,
day Septembe 20 1870,
Madame Mears has great pleasure in an
nouncing to her patrons and friends, that
sc will. t)e-*Ule,t(jotfarsuperior ai1 vaulages
for the oomplcte'and elegant education or
Young Ladies, at the opening of the next
session. I PiX fll
The course of Instruction comprises the
English and French Languages, Latin,
Writing, Arithmetic, Algebra and Geome
try Geography, Astronomy, Chemistry
and other Natural Sciences Mental and
Moral Philosophy, History, Composition,
French and English Literature.
During the season Lectures will be de
livered by eminent.Processors on subjects
connected with the various departments, of
instruction. These Lectures will be ar
ranged for the general benefit of the
sohool.
Music, drawing, painting, singing, &c,
may bo inc!aded, at special rates.
The best professional talent is employed
la the various Departments, and the whole
is under the immediate care and supervis
ion of Madame C. Mears.
French is the language of the establish
ment.
Circulars giving terms, &c, sent on ap-
ST. CLOUD
Wagdii Factory.
Ptoa $m Jftfight Wagons.
lit _Sprinflr, "W*asjonsi
and Bugglem.
Henn & Swe^son,
Haying bought the
St.r Cloud Wagon Factory
Are prepared to make to ordernd will
keep on hand a good asscrtment of
Wagons, Baggies, &c
VALUABLE PREMIUMS.
.!7:5IXajrr- 7A3K
GoldraniiSilver Watches
or IHI
National
TSMIltti
Watch, Co.-
CKI.EBRATKD KUOIIf WATCH)
'!%&&& ci-rnes O
THE WEEKLY PIONEER
We «ill gfcre e«y one of the fbllowinic celebrab 1
Bliin W»tchee for CLUBS TO XHB WMBKLY PIO
NSKR..3 follow.: 1
loreOOjNtMHriken. end $300 euh, we WH1 gl¥e a
Mo. 1 Klgtn Wetch (B. W. Kkratond,) in SO dirt. 18
k»rmtGoldUunUngCe*e
WgfaWMen
ul) It HA
F. DAllfePji
,*«iemi33oOiirbMtc •rttolOj
price S150.
For MOrobecniursknd
rfbr the S^t Gold HnnWct»e:ash'price $"30,
For 62 enbacribere end 171, we'will
Elgin Watch, in 8'
price $46.
LlbfatJrMifteo
S^ttc*. price
ForlOtui
_^^ed"r-a!hUit€iiij»r..th«
Jateat leTieion,) lawbinding.
$1.26.
XAROKOT MDMBB1
FSSKUART
.CASK WH3B
*TBICBt»0»
it
AIDING. P^iai S .and
H.^rferi a a prompt
wewiU give a No. 4 ^-V-^
For40 mbaeriben end$60, „*, ...
TbeClnbneednotneeeeeeriljgoto the aeme Poet
nut be marked lor a watch premium
rUlbe»WMedtothe claimant at hi
jAseVeSwT
.»IH W
letoa* Ubrar/
and$15we'wmglTem«
ic.se.oo':
M^SwVlie'it^^
STT
These offers wtll extend toFebrnanr 1,1871.
IN ADDITION TO THS ABOVB WB WII^,
NOTICE
ehy given thrf. the Fall Term of
the Union School for he "St. Cloud School
Distrio1," will comenee on MONDAY, the
fitkday of.EepMn*(s A. D. 1870, with'
corps
0
comoe ant teachers. Tuition free
te allBotolawin taeDistrw^uiHi m,^ I
NotMrs,\Ient scholara denrinsj tosttend,
,wlttn«&'^^^'w!|»/#'#MW.:«aKJejt
fee oi f*ar ^llwrs, io* the firtt^r long,
term, and three dollars for eaeh ef tatf'
lnaaiwWJWl^a«r«%'V
ItiSTSWT lli^OBVAJIt: thai
Jbe prompt aUtnd**c$ at (the
^mwfojsfW-.eetn, to f^clitate
and arrangemeat of elasaes.
Per order of Board of Education.
JTJ|H\N F^ BARJES, Clerk,
ISSW83B
.TiilAS
BsssjMMpVsssjkSAanHBjBjBjajBj
The attention of
Wiffl Freighters
Wanting Wagons this spring is called te
IMCaterla
TE Is used in our work.
KCE^O£Fl
^Espeoialattentionpaid to
^-SCGTl iEGG & SWENSON,
8t. Cloud, Maroh 10. 1869. ll
WEEKL PIONEER.
A
!IJ
'THE P^DEST
J- ^^j1^.-)
LARGEST NETOMK
S
tt:
5,000 New Subscribers
I
THE JOURNAL
I-
its
A JB«! H4J»d«
%uui'jUiS baa %&ia*fq A*~JGIA3
*P* ««a«fq ,4.iw deal I-:,' tatAu-e ,**k
tt!x%nittaiet .-
st .J8 ,«O-,I« jjnJaaX*!
-KAC .1
4
saw al tahi -«,ii ga&fj tastf *&
It is our desire to have
THE JOURNAL
reach every
household in Northern^Min
nesota. It is devoted to
interests of Mis^' part^'djF"t^pe?
State, and we intend,to make
it of interest^ to ^the-people
to those
Fho live ierq,,
abroad as well.
•xt
til
3
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ST. CLOU JOURNAL
•i «HffiJs»*S«
19: ^MMMP'' 0 II
1 w*K»
irtafr
(("Rare Inducement**.
ijj tein'i.'!A(i'°i-
.'p*i.!
.?S '"?S',3 9.-
tts-itiet A
Si'^i* »C3 «J f.$iii9
-WiS vi-i* -*fh
Long or 3h«if:
fa-f
,! 't-. ', ..: \f!j Jigi
TALES ANn SKETCHES,
,!'^'Ji ,!•»»'. a $ S
,''j».5- Luc -a*i? ,vt-sjtjfcu .ttiirt
,n:Mz-S! 9i.i^s
In addition,
0
Hr»iij *.LxiA '•'.«^0 i*-ii7ii j.«?*
Will be .in
no JijoaiinsiiscH .'I—.ra.Uio
THE JOUBNAL
will contain ite usual variety
AiBMi alctr^eheTal ^ewsj
Agricultural Information,JLo
cal It6ni^ Market ^iteporte
from home and from abroad,
Correspondence^ ^c^^fjet^
Among^ tne^^^ar^corres
pondents, already well known
to its readers, t^fjWJib.
J. G. Swisshelm, in Pennsyl
vania "l6it ^.fii!f'y#t9^jj
and "D. E. j^Hp^jt
In addition, the present
tern oi loqal, e^rrespon^e^
front the different towns in
Northern, MinnBoM fflSN
swntimiediduri^gthe^ conjro
yciarV No labw or eiepeiise
will be spared to mainlain
for
the, reputa-
tion it already eiijo^of bejng
the
(ho iiw.,1
NO. a
Kor 134 rabMrtben »nd"$»l, we will gt*« a No.*
{*, IS K/mmm,) 1 »0 xhrt. lS.karat
Gold UunUBcCeMf cwbptiaeaiOp.
1 W W.«ckU3 om!8*-rn«» W C.K
V* SO ira1)eertb«r» ead WO, we WU1 gfve M*. 2
)JftO to *offlO lo r!j«0
Beit FamilcwyT
|lewipaper in
Miimesotfi.
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ftOt
.9j«t'. ^fliJos-39
77'tfaoo *tfl /JICTI %»»lwO
1^ b',rt ,c»j5i»e#Mi-. USKP
SPLENDID PREMIWIS.
ill 3S ii-^ »d S ii 5 l%9d «^4
(&e notices ylsmkBte.)
a eaeh^UMo.bi:iimiif^:^ina TIB RQ\
resented abeve-Ut ahorVJka«lcU «W«*toooaald.
erectile eqaal of any watckMdeiaUM world.
•ulncTibera and $30,-we Will rtvethecorr
if.•• TUj'l raOK 3HT 1 0 3!0
S% a «SST 1
.mmtm^m'Mim
ters^tfp of 'CJHrtJsr ***f
vo-jq ba* s«:»mti* «i Sfii-41 4l ,qj^«
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0 Bpecimem eopies sai*
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fea
MINNESOTA
WORKS
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MACHrNviSTS.
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Stationiry 1 obfl-v*S8fvablb
OB edT.
GANG^ ANP €IRCT^LAE
s.
J. E. LOCKWOOD, 8up't. *i it it
MUNGER BROS.,
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Music
I sr*
11
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¥S7#r W*3 *ii
Dealers
3M^*. ruira fj^^t:,
^OJ8AINT^PAUL
iia.jrf HOT in
SoleAgentiifor
Seintway & Sons'
Us cfcios.** gjJMRAT|?PiAisrOB5
M3J«ar Aw^tf fajfSOT
S. MARi-ATT
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Droits.Meuicines,ChemieaiB
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Physicians 'Preecrip'ions eacefully oota.
g*ygMg* frt»M#wari •w'i«»«fi»
_w4«flUrpT»t»_i.e. ht-i-ff/. .-t, tn« _«ood I
\a'diwi?. smV too ••v rnnr rw lot -,-^
Farmr«antf Phyrician*from, tki.coumtrg
I %M^*Mi MM Stoti of Mtdmm4t oommlett,
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sr^-^Mr.i S.MA&^ATT.
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fitml ,T»sMttaO to taf met #di T*&
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Chickering & Sons' •-^::,
»I V*^,H.JOW.8I»IATED PIANOS
I E PIANO F8WES«*-i«wr
Also—PRINCE'S AUTOMATIC SCHOOL
PROANSAND ELODEONSi-
All folly Warranted.
t*«iffl*H-Ha« 0
Wekeepconstantly on hand the
BheetMaslcand MoslemIn8trn«ent»
Ofalldwerfptronsin Minnesota.
Oarstookof Violins, Violiacellos, Con
traBasses,flutes, Fifes, Flagoletts, Cltro
SIdaseriptionsBanjos,
ts. Guitars, Military Drwas of
BrascTnstrumenf s.Accor
deons,Strings,etc.,isoomplete. !.'»•**{,.»?
-Ohurch Organs, Melodeons and Pianos
tnnVdandrepaired 'f* /',.
Order* attended to wlthPromptaei
v3-n26 v..-,iJl(i,Mv
ESTABLISHED IN 1856*
CITY
Jo tiMtai*J
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EARING.
DAYTON
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TURBINE WATERWHEEL
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HOJT. SAMUEL MERRILL,
Governor of Iowa.
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Ag't Toledo, Walash and Western Railway
14» a Street,
"Hall to the Chief Who In Triumph
Advances."
THE EIGHT WONDE O THE WORLD
S S
iGUEHE:AX 3 I A I
At his Laboratory,
38aO Market Street, a a a
And all Druggists and Dealers Every
where.
W O S OF-TGMffiE^ .."/ -nttiQ
UNItl STATES WATCH, COMPANY
Medufacturers of all grades of American Watches, Pendant Winders,' Key Winders,
and both Nickel,and Frosted Movements.
the finer grades all having three pairs of Conical Pivots, Cap Jeweled, in go!d set
tings, and accurately adjusted to Heat, Cold and Position, ^nd all,'.even in the cheap
est grades, have the St:-aight Line Bsjapement, with exposed. Pallet Jewels, and Hard
ened and Xem^red Hf.ir Springs and for onr late improvement in stem winding me
chanisin wer claim a Strength, Simplicity and Smoothness hitherto unattained in any
other manufactory—at home Or abroad.
New ^orlc, Jan. 17,1870.
WAICH.No. 10S9.—'3Daiiiig tnulo mark "Frederic
Athmtbha CO.," Marie*, N. J.." manufactured by
United States Watch Co has been carried by me
from December,'1863, to January 17 th, 1870, its total
variation being only two seconds in the entire .time.
L. E, CHITTENDEN, Late Register U. S. Treasuty.
WATCH No. 1124—Bearing trade mark "Frederic
Atherton„4.Co., manufactured by United' States
a
«arrJ?
AMD ., _,.
NEURALGIC CURE
AND
Pain Extractor.
IT WIXL REMOVE ALL PAIN AT ONCE,
^if And Immediately Cure
.5'iV .."
Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Lumbago, Sciati
ca, Pain, in the Back and Side Sprains,'
"BtifF Joints. Proien Limbs, Ch1l- c-'i
-:'u: blalns. Outs. Wounds,'Bruises
iaati Burns, Scalds, Fever
•r Sores, Tooth Ache, Ear
,..., Aohe, Head Ache,
no difference hoir '. -VAII
*r ivy a j,
a( 0 a
••:.'-. •. it proceeds
fro*a.
Chapped Lips, .Chapped Hands, Stings of
Bees, Bites of Poisonous insects, and in
fact all of the external Pains and Aches
that the human family .is heir to, by rub
bing it freely on the part affected, without
fric ion.
I For Tooth Ache, saturate a little cotton
with ft and place it in the hollow of the
tooth and for. Ear Ache, drop two or
three drops of it into the ear affected,
And: all Pai will Instantly Cense.
Prepared and Sold by the Inventor and Pro
prittor,
"7 ALFRED NESMITH,
•12 n44
QOTY'
S PSH1IIG-WIICHINE,
lAtELT MUCH 1MPE0VED—AND
NKW
Universal Clothes Wringer
Improved with Rowell's '.'-Double' Cog
wheels, and the Patent 8t'op, are now un
questionably far superior to any apparatus
tor-washing clothes ever invented, and will
saye their coit twice a year, by saving la
bor and clothes. .'']
Thofe who have used them give testimony
asfoH'ows: gaid?.! i.-.u-.,,: .7 ':.i:-)fi ..!
"We like our maohine much could, not"
be persuaded to do without it, and with the
aid of Doty, we feel that' we masters of
tbe position."—Rev. L. Seoit, Bithop N£.
Chwreh. •.•. .-, in is* buml'
"In the laundry ef my house there id a
perpetual thanlgsgiviDg Mondays for "the
invention."—Rev. Theodore Li. Cutter.'"-' I
^Eteryweek has £.veh it a stronger
hold JMr*a the affeciio ofAbe. inmates 1 of
theliundry."--iv-. ¥..
ffl
Obur*erti
"I heartily commer it to economists oi
time, money, and COP'.utmeni."—itev. "Dr.
?, 1 rf!vc.i ,. .,
••Friend Doty—Your last, improvement
of your. Washing Machine is a. complete
success. I assure you .'bur Machine,' afr
terii year's use, is thought more of to-day
than ever, and would wo" be parted witi
under any ciroumstanceg."—Solon Robin-
T*he^y ttecl'16,
1869, in unswer to a? correspondent, says:
"OTWashers, there it none to be compared
With IJplyfs.Mj buolrtsw baa jtvrgimte
'!r #the Merchants tn ybd*' place' Ttill" n|»i4
furnish, cr send for the Machines, send us
the retail price. Washer $14, Extra Wrin
ger $9, and we will forward either or both
machines, free ol freig* '., to places where
no one IS nelling and sure aro we Uiry
eill be liked, that' we a^ree to refund the
money.if any one wishes to return the
machines free of freight, "after a month's
triaT, aricdf ding to directions.1
lwtVh'
"SlgiTt
0
ii0i
'•"0*
No husband, father or brother should
permit the drudgery of washing witu the
hands, fit'ty-^wo.daye in the year, when it
can be,done better, more ezpeditfously,
lesi labor, arid no itij«iry
'ofb'e?:jsar-
ments. by a ©oty Clothes Washer, Bnd a
Universal Wringer. Sas«»{] a e»Toi I
Sold by dealers gejrteraily, 1 o.'who.m lib^
eral discounts are made. *.
immi R?^Br^wNlNBf»3e1i?Agetrt,,
v!«-»• 3? ^'J Gortlwtdt St., Wfcw^York
TliS nia^**W%owg»'Tawi™an
us.'vartoW rtehej MdJe****** in (he
reat House, w.th its Blooming flowers, Singinj
ri»oiWv»«Hri»lm»i»o»:l«elotM'^l^««tf«l
•p*r,orr«t engraving
bow,
thunaeruk ^oicel ^tnringheaveiMinlid'vuiA nitlterse*
I wtth nMwHIlUtej iMtlUtofhff w*{d(.,.and leads
to as ii each the Unwrit .n-Woiil. Rose-tinted ta
•Fer.orrst* eagravinii. a .1 soreili bindinp, "Rich
s4,in, thoi-Jst,, 'Cl"».te-" "Ea'y an*
srrM' r**(fcr^:r'.'pirrc frafl elevating in
oj." ,"ll3*M!.tfa.*iUt (jAiJ." ''A houaehoM
Common* at'O is Tike" the abdvc' from
esisV-otK ii«J Proi»«»or«, minister of.all de-
k« tendeno
.treasure,"'
Cetle*« President int ProiWeor*
I aq
•. ," .•"" vmtf^ia&^AsrusSi
"TH
E JOURNAL
.lar.nrees all
of language.
wk|r.elear.jKaiit»*.»j«.flefleigrayipg^iuta**-,
tial binding, and low pr.ee, make it the book for the
MesW Ag Jt»a osolUhg front 60 to 160 |»er week.
We, want Clergymen, ^School Teachers, smart young
mehnnd fsdlPy to KHr^hi-ce the worft for «»Ii 'every
OttKAW re,™'?} .,. r^VaIfcto*«^we!^l.3u«J(.bera^y..:^«h^Uig^
J— :-.... ran or woman nee- trithont a paving onstnoss.
0 Wi sua ty iigeWB cMulan'tm I fecrrpuon.amltetms Addreas
WAffOH No. 1251—Bearing trade mark "Frederic
Atherton & Co., Marion, N.' ," manufactured by
United States Watch Co., has been carried by me
four months its total variation from mean time being
only live seconds per month.
w„.„i./- ,- ,tlnited8tates Watch Co., has been carried by me
I!i i*^'
1
Df«?»
We are pleased to refer below to a few well known parties who have given us their
certificates, as to- the superiority of the U. S. Watch Co. Watches.
S. P. BOUNDS,
Ronnds A Kane, Chicago, III.
B. T. PHELPS,
Conductor N. J. Cen. B. B.
F. A. AS KINS, Con'r Hud. B. K.
WATCH No. 1037—Bearing trade mark' "Frederic
Athertoja 4 Co., Marion, N. J.," manufactured by
eeven montba .to- since June 1867 total variation from mean time be
tal variation from mean time beiupr only six secoudi. ing only five seconds ner month
A.L:BKNNIS,'PiosidentN.J.ll.R.AX.CO. HENRY SMITH, Treas'r Panama B. B., 83 W an 8
HFNBYDELANCr,
™..i™~. Engineer Phila. A ErieR. R.
WALTER H. K1RKPATRICK,
Conductor Penn. C. R. R.
A. H. KING,
1 Vice Pres't N. J. Car. Sp'gandR. R.Co.
WM. MITCHELL,
Conductor P. i-K. R. R.
GILES, BRO. & CO., Manufactnrcrs and Wholesale Jewelers,
CHICAGO, IUU*
SEWING MACHINES.
Wheeler
& Wilson
As usual ahead of any other
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
In the market. I was awarded the
SILVER MEDAL AND DIPLOMA
At the late Annual State Fair, held at
Rochester,
FOR SIMPLICITY, DURABILITY AND
ELEGANCE.
It is unequalled by any, surpassed by
none.
Call and see our Machines, whether you
want to buy or not.
OSCAR FARBAR.
No. 202 Third Street, St. Paul
MRS. JAMES.HILL
Agent at St.,Cloid. Rooms at Hill's Pho
tograph Gallery.
GIB
ILCOX &
SILENT
S
8BW1BTO A I N E
IS THE BEST IN FAMILY UtiEi
WILL SWITCH, UEM. FELL,TOOK, CORD, BIND,
"'aid.QuiltandiJmbroiderbeautifully.ItwiU with the
fit-est needleand tbead run from perfect workoa the,
finest Nainsook, over the heaviest beaver cloth and
cawhide.with nochangeofneedle,threadorteusion.lt
will use coarse cotton, linen, silk ami twine. It runs
easier faster and stiller tban any other machine
lUormsa flat even and elastic seam, differing from
everyother stitch, each loop being TWISTED by
means of
E O A I N O O
ana drawing the twist into the goods, thus securely
fastening eveiy itich, so that the seam will bear to
be cut at treijue ntcrval A nd that caso even, the
seau. is warranted not to Tip in Wear and. under all
circumstances to "survive tlje washtub." Ob', worn
out family garments, bosoms, pants,dresses,&c.,have
been submitted to Committees at fairs .where was
the gro 'test competition,and to thi- stitch premtnml
ums uavo been awardedforits Superlority,Darability,
Elasticity and fKauty.
A patented device prevents the possibility. Of the
machine being run in the wrong direction, or the bal
ance wheelever wearing or touching the dress.
THE NEEDLE CANNOT BE SET WRONG,
Thusavoidiog the great trouble of other machines.
N a in of N
The blade of theneedle is less than three-fourths of
aninchlong.andis titra' il. \i
The Bnnmer and F/uf: eaH iterer be et wrong.
Aryoue may adjust t'-..:i iu the dark. The hem
may be'of any,width. jtherhemmeror feller
like this. It turns the' oh the right or under sld
as you want it.
It will uotdrop Stitcher as the needle la always
•et right, the Made short- aad straight, don. not vi
brate, like longer ones. They are •,
Manufactured with Mathematical Precifion.
Hence, each part is interchangable and can be readily
replaced in case of accident. It Will last a generation
if properly cured lor. None who have nsed it can be
persuaded to useany other. The roundness,evenness
durability and beeuty ot its stitch,
7
WEBB NBVEKBQUILMD,
Its Rapidity, Absolute Stillness, ease of motion,
narrowness and neatness ot its hem and fell were
never approached by aoyother machine.
The Press milversally pronounce this the Best Fami
tiewing Machine' in fhe World. Whatever the.
merits ot the other machines, it is no disparagement
to sav of the Wilcox AUibbs it is worth tor family use,
double that of any other ever oftored to the public.
It received the Gold Medal of the American Insti
tute—theErstPremium for .'•'.' '.''. .-- '.
"THE BEST SEWING MACHINE,"
at the great New. England Fair—tbe Vermont State
Fair—theiV.nusylvaniaState Fair—-the Indiana State
Fair—the Wisconsin State Fair—the Jliehiffia State
Fair -the Iowa State Fair—aud at over 40 County
Fairs throughout the West—making moreFirst Pre
miums than were taken by another Sewing Machines
togetheria-thesain*time.. .t •.-? •.• ii ..-. .T.
It it new the Great Leading FamO,? Sewing Machine
A O E W O
We take, other nacbines In exchange We sell Oil
Cotton, Silk, Twist and Needles for every kind,of
Sewing Mathlne. -.
... A6E1D 8 WANTBD.—Terms to Agents, de
scriptive circular and specimens ofwork, sent free by
mall, on receipt ofstamp, or had of
CORNELL, WAED & COMINGS,
OBMERALAOESTS
'. 133 Lak Street, Clilcaso 111.
FIRE I FIRE FIREI1! FIRK
FIRE
E I N I S W
LATE8T
A
PORTABLE
and delt-ecting
Pnca,|45.
6«ets Chemical
Charges, $». .'
.. .{. in
Ready Tor ac
tion in 2 sec
onds.
By one turn of
rtlle Crank,
POts ont burn,
in kerosene,
varnish, nr.
pen ioe, ben
e, *c., *c.
EASILY CARRIED .we'ghs^75 poti-ids filjed"
throws a rtreatn char.- 'd v.ith powerful ciemicals tO
feet SAVES ITS CObTin I euueed ratei oi ins jrance.
The pnlil'c c.te hereby c. utioued airst purchasing
Fire Extinguishers liaving 'oui1 device for instanta-.
'neons action, from'aav and all parties not dnly an
-thtfized by ns '.o act as Ag^ns, on pain oT immedi
ate prosecution for infringement. Manufactured and
•oWhy t*e vi ,R&ma0t»f .Y. la ac'n'"/\
,b»ia*rj MICE LSIOR
KS^'S:.^...
The Pirfit Division of the
St. Paul & Pacific Railroad
1SI0. SUMMER TIME TABLE. 187C.
St. Paul, Anoka, Elk liivcr, Saint
tioud and Sauk Itaptds-
GOING NOP.'i 11.
leave' I
Arrive I
it. Pau'....
it. Clone....
GOING
fi&T."
Tieave St. Paul
BlinueapoUe.
Arrive Delano.... *£,..
.............
ingtueCara.at a JOiscoantfrom theregalai train
rate* ,.
Passengersmnstgetthajr Baggage Checked before
it will be carried overthe road, and on th* arrival ol
the Train at place of destination, mast present the
cheekand take possession of their Baggage
Th Compan not be tteaponslble
tor the a of a a a alter it*
arrival atetation for which it Is checked—it being no
part of the banjoes of tbis Company to receive and
store baggage, unless aspecialcontractts made to
that effect.
F. R. DELANO Superintendent
J. H. RANDALL, General Ticket Agent
Milwaukee & St, Paul
ALtBAaURI BITWKUr
.MiiiritrKBE.qmcAGO^
Jand MU.ua,"
MINNEAPOLIS & ST. PAUL
Fannlngton, Faribault,. Northfleld,
Owatonna, Lansing, Austin,
Adams, Creaeo, Leroy,
Counover, Ossian, Calntar,*
VIA MILWAUKEE PRA. OU CH1EN.
BETWEEN CHICAGO and BUFFALO
All tbe principal Railways of the .Northwest aad
Southwest connect at Chicago with the
Great Lake Shore Line
Running through between CHICAGO, GRAND
RAPIDS, CLEVELAND, BUFFALO, ROCHESTER,
and NEW YORK without Change I
Passenger Trains on this Line are equipped with
all modern improvements for the comfo -t and safety
of passenger*, such as Miller's Patent Coupler and
Platform Bake- A 8m. li'i Patent Car Heater
Creamer's Patent Safety Breaks, and Carroll's Ven
tilators.
These combined with elaborate and elegantly fur
nished and fitted a a a
make this the most popular and desirable route be
tween the West and East.
tvLghi
Can bo procured at all tbe principal Ticket Offices In
the Northwest and Smith we.it and at taeComo^ny's
Offices, No. 56 Clerk Street, Chicago.
A S A O a S E
Gen'ISnp't. Gon'l West'n Pass.Ag't,
Cleveland. 0. Chicago
PATRONIZE
YOUR
NCTICB.—TJ.St..
-....130 A 230 r.
....1210 P.M. 7 25
GOING 80UTU.
Leave St. Cloud...... 7 10 A. M. 210 v. M.
ArriveSt.'Paul 12 00 M. 7 00
SAINT PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS
I A3t»-
Denlan a in
GOING EAST.
Leave Delano
Minneapolis
Arrivo St. Paul ..
6 00 A.
11
..... „. 7 60
....845
500?
(i GOING WEST.
Leave St. Fanl..,
Arrive Mintipai«)liB.
GOING BAST.
Leavo Sftoneapiolir.................. ..
Arrive St. 1'aul. ._.
X.
......... 645
........ 725
10,50 A
11 40 A.
250-P,
M.
........ 4 45 p.M.
A I N LI1VE.
Saint Paul, Delano, Litchfield and
Willraar.
QOING WEST.
Leave St. Paul......... 8 45 A
Minneapolis _.....„ 045
Arrive WiIImar.. „.,.. 5 00 r. M.
GOING MAST..
Leave Willmar „.. 8 30 A. M.
Leave Minneapolis '. 4 05 p.
Arrive St. Paul.. *. .. ,..^TO. „. 5 00r.
Stop for in 2 0 Minute a Delano
PURCHASE1
TICKETS at the Stations befbreenter-
~ra :.:\ jifc.'jfti ..-
Between MILWAUKEE, CHICAGO and
Winona, St. Char1M, Rochester, Fountain City,
Wabatba,Keads'e Landing, RedWing,
Lake City, Prescott and
Uaatings,
The direct and short route Is
VIA MILWAUKEE AND LA CROSSE.
PURCHASE TICKETS
VIA MILWAUKEE
For above and all other Pointt on the line oftheu
Eoadi.
Passengersgoing via Milwaukee make sure Connec
tions, Less Changes, have choice- of seats in clean
Coaches, and on Night Trains ..
A FULL SIGHT'S BEST
In Palace Sleeping Can.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
A. V. H. CARPENTER, S. S. MERRILL.,
Gen'l Pass. Acent.- Gen'l Manager
A E S O E
AMD
Michigan Southern R'y
fi
tfrrrjol til '.(M.-f '-jJJ ?, \.',)•**••••••
BY
."*• .:i ac j.ijn«5
y' 'r-.OO
-!-7l\t
BUYING
.tif
iJORNTTORE
ororfw ol Uashiribs's OI'J .-:•!
mtioii T'A inrj r, J,..
.,, .: ,.» j..,j ir
ISt* r'
PF
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FIRE EXTINGUISHER CO
GEO. S. Rcws^Prw* til Eseott Ksna, Vice-Pres
AceHMmmiisn. «WCt 9t WMhii«ilon:8t,C«cago
Send for circular, containing endorsement of C,
cago Fire Marshal, and many others Of Ukaehat
••V,
AT XHIP OFFjtE
Maweifc* i-t^a '$$1
T^B
Btea I
A
.,, „_,.w
•cftr-.J:* *(i:! y. %f,h, •-.•:-.r ', -.I
••'n '3o ii gnr-i/iiir. Wit
SPICER& CARLISLE.
Rooms on 8t. GermiMA tit.,
apposite IheO nlkolio ehurek.
St. Clond
•12-n
\&BBmW?Wft&
S
Sold 6y las 1+ud* Generally
-. A Liberal Diaconst to DesUrs.
w«V»,000 feiralsheel tMe U.8.Gswerms»ewt
HSO.OOO knropest Geveraunaeste
Army.Navy, Belt, Police,and Pocket Revolvers
Repeating ard Vest Pocket Pistols and RIM Canes
•stag Metalic Cartridge. Sreech-Joadin^ and Re
volving Riflra. fia
B. BfeMUfCTOK- (tetofj iiioir,iff.
V,,U".''.''
IO 9?Cft3100
Books for Fanueft Si Stoek Breeders
Bound volumes of the American Stock
Journal for 1868 containing 384 large dou
blecolumn pages, postpaid for $1 ^0,
Bound volumes of the American Stock
-t. I Journal for 1809 oontaining 884 pages, sent
postpaid, ',' *1' J«- $1.68
The fWrymanV Manual, sent post paid for toots
the Sheep Breeders'Mieeual.'ig -ft riljj'drfa
,raePqnltrvBreeders'Manual «. P"
The whole nVeManwsUient post paid toesie:
A^UWaSed.to wnoniiibeTfti iOd'ueimenta will
8 LAND'OCTiCJV- .'
Clrud, Minn., Angnrt 8,1870.
Complaint having been entered at tbis office I17
Jo ban us O.Solor against (Jiai ic.-i W.Duriefor atiandon
Inxhis HoinedteadKiitrv Vo. 1618, dattdJnly 24.1865,
upou the »w sectiou 84, lo-- nship 122, range 36, in
Monongalia county, HUnncButa, wilb a view 1., tbo
cua'-tllaiirjii ofsaidtntrj tbeaaid parties berebv
tumuioricd to app.'ar at thin effice oti tlu-27i« DAY
Ofc'SKIMBMBKK, T'O.at 10 o'clock iu ibe for«-noout
rciipO!:4 a i!fainioli t'-'timony concen ingsuid sllegol
abaii'ioi.i: :t: C. A. OILMAN. Kt-gigler,
augli-. T. C. McCLfTitE. BMvfver.
VjOIICi: 0 8. LAND OKIICK,
Et. Cloud, iiin :., Aigiw.tl, 1870.
Complaint bavinjf been t-uura at tiii* cflice l.y
Hnun jf. Jensen again-.: KdwuiUlt. J, tvralMin.i u
ing lii^ Declaratory Blatemdtt ^o. SS3», cated te
emibtr 24, lSOi.uuon the kU ^ecijwn lb, tov.j,
•tfioli:7 rang»: u, in M-rrmoa c»»'ntyi Miiot*. tt,
wunavi.nv to the eaaeelhtUoa 0 salf entry: tt.c
na.d pa.tien are berel.' 6uM.in«ueu to uyrtvuat :1ns
.Jliee «u 1U0 -ifou. DAI Oi: "tti
1
!. 1870, at 'it)
in tbe (oienoi/D to respond aiiulumion teatiniouy ton
cc'raiire ifaid alleged abatidonmeut.
«UJS4-6W T. C. McCLUttK.liectiver
UAigu--U. B. LANU OrrlCU,
IM St. Cloud, Minn., July 18, 1870.
Co mplaiat baviog been entered at ibis office by Alex
a ider M.McKeuzy against iieiyum Kacklifl' fur
abandoning bis Homestead .Entry No. 402, dated
hovrjitber iitix, lt63, npon in W ana 4,
suction 32, luwuutiip IzZ, ran. Uli, lu V.igut
county, .Minnesota, Midi a view to ine cancellati^u of
saiJ entry: the taid jiiu tie. are bcrtby aummoned
to apia-ar*at tins office on Uie tttn 1/At MI c±.)'i±..M-
BE11, 18*0 at 11 o'clock in forenoon 10 respond auJ
tuinii:! tttitiiiiouy concerning eaiO allegtd «Laudon
nieut. c. A. OILMAN. K.gi=ier,
JUQ-21-CW c, UcCLUBE, Eeceiver.
OXIOE.-lj. 8. LAND OFFICE,
JLA St. Cloud, Minn., July 21, 1870.
Complaint having en entered at this office by
Lars »edersen against Jusepu Black tur abandOL
iaj5 bis Uomertead Entry ^.^ ouH Kovetuber
1, 1865 uponi the nr swtion it township
range 35, in Tudd county, Miunescta, with a Tiew
the cancellation of said e: try the safd parties are
hereby summoned to appear at tbis office on tbe 13TH
DAY OF SUt^KMHEK, iWO, at 10 o'clockm the loie
noon, to respond andlornUU testimony coo.eruing
said alleged abaudonmtnt.
•U. A. GILMAN, Register
july-z8-Cwll T. C. McCLBRE. Beceirer.
\J0T1CE.—D. S. LAND OFFICE,
1 St. Cloud, Minn., August 23, 1870.
Complaint having been entered at this office by
As ak"i'UijuimaBeu againstGonder lltrlgerrion lor abaii
aouiug bin Declaratory Siatemert No.u066,aate«l Oct.
tt, lbtMf. upon the no section 18, township 121,
range 86, in Monongalia County, Minnesota, with
a view to the cancellation pi said entry: the said
pariies are hereby summoned to appear at this omce
on the Sin LAV OF OCTOBER, 1*70, at 10 o'clock
in theforenoonto respond and furnish.testunonv con
cerning saidallegedabandoiimeut.
C. A. GILMAN, Register,
aog2S-6wj[ T. C. MCCJ.URE, Receiver
IkTOTICE.—TJ. 8. LAND OFFICE,
J.1 St. Cloud, Minn.. August 23,1870.
Complain thavingbcenenteiedat this office by Marcus
P. Tr.iek against George Oak.es for. aiiani umng bis
Declaratory Statement No. 4011, dated May 27, lSTu
upon tbe sw section 8, township 126, range
So, in Stealn» County, Minnesotr., with, a view to
the cancellation oi said entry: the said parties are
Hereby summoned to appear at this oJice on tlie TIB
1AK OF 0C1OBS.B, 1870, at 10 o'clock in tbe
forenoon to respond and furnish testimony concerning
saidalleged abandonment/
C: A. GILMAN.-Reglster,
ang85-Cwl T. C. McCLURE, Receiver
vrOTick—v. S.LAND OFFICE,
I St. Cloud, Mian., July sa, 1870.
Complaint having been entered at wis off ce by
Michael Nehring against Pinkney A. Muscovefor
aba..aoning bis llomestealBntry Ko.l765,dat~l Aug
10,1866, *pou seJ4,aJ^ sw}4 section IU,
township 123, range 33, in Stearns County,
Minnesota, with a view to the cancellation of sola
entry: the said parties are hereby snmmc-netl to
appearatthis tfficeon the 15ra DAT OF SEPTEMBER
1670, at 10 o'clock in the torenoon tore:pond-aud
furnish testimony concerning said alleged abandon
ment. C. A. UlLMAN, Register.
Jun1y28-6w| T. C. McCLUkE.Beceiver
jaj UXlt/jb.—U.n.i.ANAUFFlCE, 8'1.CU,TJD,MINN
JLl AflZu 30,' 1S70.
Complaint having been tc. edat thisoffice by Con
stant Livery against Mm. 3.. llildreth for aban
doning bis Homestead Entry No. 1187, dated Aoril
2J, 18*6, upon the nw J4, w»^ «w section 28,
township 127, range 30,in Jsorrison county, MiDae
sota, with a view to the cancellation of said entry: the
said parties are hereby tnumr. oed to appear at this
office on the 16TH BAT OF OCTOBER, 1C70, at 10
o'clock in tbe torenoon, to respond and furnish tetti
mony conce.-ning said alleged abordoament.
0 A. GILMAN, Register,
epl-6wl McULURE. Receiver
MORTGAGEthe
SALE.—DEFAULT HAVING BEEN
made in condition of a certain Mortgage
.arde and dated May 15th, 1868, by Calvin A Turtle
c?d Charlotte M. Tu'tie bis wiTe to David B. Plumer,
and duly recoided In the office for Registry of Deeds
in and for the county of Morrison, State of Minnesota,
on the 1st day of Juno, A. D. 1858, in Book "A," of
mortgBges on pagei 2CO, 201 and 202, conveying the
north-west quarter of Section No. twenty. (20,) in
Township No. forty, (40.) north of range No. tlurty
two,(u2,) containing One hundred and sixty acres, on
which mortgage there is due at the date of tbis notice
the sum of Seven Thougand Tour Hnndred and Forty
dollaro. Proceedings at lew have been instituted to
recorer caid amount bnt no part of tbe same has been
collected.
Now therefore notice is hereby gi'en that by virtus
of a po-ver of sale eont^ined in said mortcage and
therewi.a recorded, aud prrsoaot to Statue, the said
mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale ot said mort
gaged premises at public acctien at the front door of
Court House, at the Town of Little Falls in said Moni
son connty on the 25th DAT OF OCTOBER, A. D.
1870, at 10 o'clock A. M. of said day to satisfy se far
may be said amount and the costs of this foreclosure
and sale.
DAVID B. PLTJMEK Mortgagee,
E. S. Joins, Attorney for Mortgagee.
Dated September 5,1870. sep8-7w
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OF MINNESOTA.—DISTRCT COURT—
Seventh Judicial District, Connty of St earns.
Angeline C. Blaisdell, Plaintiff, 1
-,*-!.:: ik SUMMONS.
Levi G. Bla'sdell, Defendant..
The State of Minnesota, to the above named De
fendant -, .» ,:• «-^:, J.J-.,
Ton'are hereby snmmored and required to answer
tbe complaint In this action which nee been filed with
(he Clerk of- the Court aforesaid aid to serve a copy
of youranswer to the said complaint on the snieeribt
athla .emoe-in t'.e city of Saint Cloud, Minnesota,
wihln thirty days after the service ot this summons
upoa yon, excleeive of the day of sech eervioe, and
you fail to answer the said complaint within the time
a oresaid.the Plaintiff in this action will apply to tbe
Corrt for the relief demanded la said Complaint.
.•CTr* vJtD»VARD,0.1HAML,N.
aug4-7w Plaintiff's Attornoy, St. Cloud. Minn.
Dated St. Cfcmd, Minn. 2»th July, A. D. 1670.
NOTJtOP ilELATINGr TO
'vt'A* DEPARTMVST,
S
SURGEON GKXEBXL'S OFFICE,
WASHIKGTOH, July 16th, .1870.)
Coogross having provided by Acts approved
Juno IT, Jane*to, and July II, 1870, for tho
re-issne every five years a* Artificial Limbs,
or tke ralue thereof in. money, to officers,
tidier•, aearr en and marines, who have
T-t limbs in the tefv"lee of the United
E.atea, the following iBatruetions Art pub
lisbed for the benefit of tho.e interested.
Applications should be made direct to
the Surgeon Gene al, from whiso office the
necessary blanks will furnished on re
quest.
i0
Upon applications for limbs in kind, or
ders will be given by tbe Surgeon General,
upon aiy m» nufaetuicr selected, who shall
first hsve filed a bond iu the sum of Five
Thoust ad Dollars, with Burettes, to furnish
good aid satisfactory limbs, without extra
charge to the soldier, and make good all
defects of material or workmarship wiihont
additional charge, subject in all. cases to
the irspection of such persons as the Sur
geon General may designate.
Blank forms of bonds will be famished
by this Office. FUJI taiw itvf-d^
Transportation 1 and from the place of
fitting the. limb will also "be furnished upon
a written request addressed to the Surgeon
General -r t-.^/.-.a a
Application* for commutation will ne
certified by tbe Surgeon General, and tr»nf
mitted to the "CoromUsioner' of Pensions
for' pfiyrfietft/ through the local pension
agents.
-i4 ~BAs full instructions will be forwarded from
this Oftlee with .a blank form of applica
tion—the expense of employing an, Altor
6ev'6r Aaeht will be in no case necessary.
J.K BARMBS,
-«urgeon-G«neral, U. S. Army
S wUtSaT7w..l be c-ntluued at tbe -Id
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