The St. Cloud journal. [volume], September 22, 1870, Image 3

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We would respectfully request all.
butinen men and o(fieri wishing any Rind of
Printing) to •eel*' ano!, examine our
extensive of New Material, Just received
rom the East, before sending to St. Pavlor
going elsewhere. Our Jab Offic[i ikjip* one
of the best in the State, and, we do work
which we will guarantee to be satisfactory at
Saint Paul Prim.
Oflctal Paper of the City.
qgoUl Paper of Moaongalla Connty
joy CireedaUosi enf JomrmsU
Is DOVBX 1 rf P»P**
»«blHm*« tm Mtmmeset».
Adhrcrtteera remember tbls
RKPUBUCA COlfVKMTIOW.
The County Contention, adjournal, •ab
ject to the cell of its presiding officer, will
re-convene at the Court Home, in St.granted.,
Cloud, on Sstarday, the 1st day of Osto
ber, 1870, at one o'okrakj r. x., tor the pur
pose of making Ugialatire and Conner
nominations. D. CARR,
...-.-JU» AU-' S4J IT^JJ President.
sepu^^fcvro::/:, ^'^',.
fiii VH *'ti ,''""''
Fon^BAu.—A Wheeler & Wilson Sew
ing Machine—first-class entirely new.
Will be sold on favorable terms. Inquire
atthiaoffioe. HA ...::.?• &]»$ .'Y....
Also, a Wilcox & Gibbs machine, new
Chance for a bargain. v."-" &•
Ssnvicss.: KBSCMSD.—Services a at the
Congregational church, suspended since
the departure of ROT. Tompkins, have been
resumed since the arrival of their new
Pastor, ROT, .'::•
SOCIABLE^—The ladies of the M.
church will bold a church, sociable to-mor
row evening, beginning at 7J o'clock.
There will be various kinds fruits Ac, for
sale. All are invited..''.,'.'!•'.' "•'•!, Ii
by tmflf^^\t^u^^^^
daily, by ezpres*. Give him a ealt
OrikAinrort 8USPISD»B.—On Monday
last bail of the cog wheals connected with
the ''Governor" of the engine in Bridg
man's lower mill w»s badly broken. It
was naeejnery te sendit te Minneapolis far
repairs, and the mill has not been running
this week ia consequence. «!.• &^j&8*
limh tewa .,•- x*.«. .r gtgit w»a»a»,tl tin 3
Po^uc^Ll,^aw._we.r.^as.ted
Will Meek ei the Oewrt Hettse, in this city,
on Monday evening the S6tk inat. Ha al
so speaks at Clearwater on next Saturday
evening.—
FBOM Pen* sChMtir-iOar-etrile(# 'are
now filled with cam a*ul driver* deem
from1
double the usual quantity of goods are to
be taken through this season, in view, we
•opp^^ .^,^C Mi#«:oi*ni«^on
which in fact has already commenced.
CATMS KI«*D —On Saturday night the
up train oa the St, Paul and Pacific R. R..
ran into ijar^iAf cattle, Wine iojar miles
MoyJS'i^«b^ais^io,^^£fe
cows in less than no time. Two other*
werep badiy injured that they have since
died. The cattle belonged to Mr. R. A
Benson, end were valued at »50, each, for
whioh the Company proposes to pay him
515 nhend._„
Pox
Ande
waysiJ
hg|
Um,
trows
the
'oiftr.
by hbinnseemiy conduct. He was return
ed tojail until his friends raised the mon
ey.
H#Jff*°se
.are being
towards Otier!
want as rapidly as th*e we*
Methodist Bpiscopalchnreh, atSaak Rap
being eatirely UqnidatotL/ Three handred
J«i.-XllLJSBBI
.i I'II i?'set*i jji
Fawn OTSTMS.—Mr. If. E. Lake, as
usual, has the first fresh oysters in the
market, at the office of the Minnesota
SUge.O^«f^ wi^h.wm^ cheap,
fifty yettwb* provided toti ^hw ebut^^l"^-^''
hasinesaioswtsen hnndreAdeUnta^s .^T-Wfsonniforms
contributed so liberally to its erection.
NOB ConVICTID Messrs. Damy and
SchnoorarreatedI last" aresk for being noisy
from Jnetiee Parsons to Justice Barnes and
PW**«*g!»U* Upon'the1
Onneelnuri]
icloie"l^the
was made that both defendants be dischatg.
BWHIm-mibliJail
I A O O A
fewsi^wicie*,
damageo^k^a^seii? iMfW&SUn
West,ittasbeen decided-that Piokit &
steainbjaM on. Leech
governessnt, wsf healy wisekad en the
m*n^S4^tr%4a»TOr^iff»i«^
whet la#gec than s-tub and aeed in esery.
ing sopwlieii ta tea Oatppewa eotrhsry.
lort canabt^be much, Idt thereat wltt be
so pelUad favorably known to onr./readK
oral ase formed a-r pa#inerenip with Dr -imqggrant
S W fb tte dmg bnsihessj Mr. Ooir-
this Jinaaf trade, has well qualified him
to oeeopy-o peaklea reqwlring the careand
attenden so esaeoUafin the comtioundiai
of mS®a "m^mis^m
»aj.b*s4ao«^ «,f tnkdealiagand gentle
manly treatmtnt.: ed osfce Hi* dntM odi nail
ao?3ro¥ kesaaaafen n?jfii«
PBBSonAL.-jUBtu, piekit,
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rfEoweWr««i«e^
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COUNTY COMMI»»IOIf«ai»»
Sjti CjfBD,, Sopt.^7,' )[870.
The Board met pursuant to call, Present:
Jos. Edelhi ock, chairman, T. Paroher. H.
Terhaar, B.Tirs and, F. Sobroeder.
Action isas taken "on the the petition
which had been presented to the Board
and Townships 126 north of Range 80
west, anol all cf that pait of Township 127
Range SO west in Stearns Co., was set off
as a Town to be designated as the town of
"Holding." .,.-'"
On motion the petition of J. W.
•*.. ... hilcb^npinawAVeritfeart, and that
'.'was the ••cause ef the war.'
the Irm of
*lll*m i^tatbe followed by ,nI-W
stoek of goods suitable for the market.
^«.!'*d.' Oikforoy^
"t'ja&m*eBMPirer the Saak Ceirtee
Drugstore. .H
».
started Bast on
Monday for new stock of goods.
this place, was in townnnJdonday!
*Mm JS&S8E3SSE
InttreBaafe' Sottttitam
W
to
I^»*ak
I
Ten-•'
vorde and others for the purpose of an-Two
nexing all of Beotlon 14 Town 124 Range
28!t6 Sooool ttsuiet No. 47, wen allawed.
?he petition of Geo. W. Healey and
otMrj for the.prpaae^nddin,^^
Dig No. 12 the whole of Section 82 T. 1
R. 27, was granted. ...„
j»It was resolved that the bridge acrosn
Grow River, at Paynesnlle be aosepted.
The petition asking for the resurvey of
the iSt.Claud and St. Joseph road was
.'•.-.MV/ ii«,
ft was resolved that 800 be appropria
ted to aid in opening said road.
On motion $26 was also appropriated te
aid in repairing sunh portion of the St.
Joseph and Richmond State road, as lies
between St. Joseph an« St JaeebaPrairie.
The foUowing bills were alls wed:
Geo. Becker, $22.86
Rosenberger Bros, 29.48
,O.E. Garison, 18.00
A E. 8enkler, 6.00
G. Stabler, 8.00
S. Lambert, ,11.76
Jo*. Edelbrock, 10.20
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-B.'plrsr *H 7tf
--HiTer^a.ar .,1_!.,.
,'•F.jSchroeder.
:.'7:jf,!,.
., ,14.4w
T. Paroher,, «u«lt«iij»Mua «t'*t* .11.50
Joii.. Pendla's. bill for,,boarding Wja,,
Boyd was laid over. *»i wi.t(fov«sjittti JJH!
The Board then adjoorned sine dte,
.»iii:««u»i«-iai
E.••
CoMkitTSD.r-Tieni^-iiiii"i-f'{if.n.
man P*v?, tnentionddi
last week-as having obtained money under
raise pretences from H. C. Burbank, Esq.,
wMMraitsM.bfforo Juetioe Baizes on
Thursday. He was quite youthAd in ap-
season. Waiving jne preliminary examin
itipn, his bail was ffxeefit $^00,^oy the
Justice, npon which the. prisoner arose,
and with the air of a man conferring a fa
vor, requested Mr. Burbank to become bis
enrety. Mr. B. was not enkioet. to assist
a man who so recently had swindled him
eat of a hundred dollars and ded.n.d the
tempting offer. .Davy was. committed to
•MlJwhere,he Wtll probably it main until
oorrect the local editor*of the St. Paul
dailies, and award praise where is due.
of their city, made the arrest whmh, to
draw it mildly, is incorrect. Offioer Beck
er of St. Cloud- traced Dav/ls &t. Paul,
A»d infonnaa^aUBalsnitl He Uien wen*
tttiie steamer, fonad the man,Q and made
thearrestsanina:&&*&&» SfWP
Qnibn and Mitchell appeared on the same
erraiid. These cffieerS then took him
forimprovements
safekeeping over night, and in (he mom
lag deminded, through' their, Chief, Mr.
Eddy, $25, which Mr. Booker properly de
clined paying. After considerable talk
Dayy was delivered to Mr. B., with charg
es for oars only,.. This is not,the first time
St. Paul Policemen hare attempted to lety
tributefo^Weklferfloes, bntwehopi'ft is
thelsM.''""!* ,,.u ..'*'_.
••-.i I CX i.i O Tl i'i 2S
...A BALKT Ox.—A couple of onr friends*
ftoKr^Ri*VrsMJ^P^oul*Jh?Jfc
sea.jteas.ae^eriaiiaskplefPablioInstrnc-
wn«i'enT^mite^bonhty, returned Iwt
diUur^ayfraniAle^ndria and Sauk Con
re and proceededto Sauk Rapids, to attend
lite Teachers' Institute now In session. Mr.
drta was largely attended, andIawards much
praise to County Superintendent Mower for
nil cnergetio measures to ensure the
presence of the teachers. At Sauk Centrr —Racine
the Institute was very successful, twenty
eeven being in attendance, nearly all from
^tearns county. Mr. Wilson is giving his
entire time to his official dntiea and cannot
fafl&ffclS^&B teachers with a portion of
his enthusiasm and energy.
On this, Thursday evening, Prof. Moore,
'Professor is pleasant earnest speaker and
will be sure to interest those that may
near him.
Bnunmn—Our townsman, Mr. J.
Si inton, who has just returned from an
pfi
tended trip through the Eastern and New
**tk+i Sieisjujreportj the drouth Tory
sevsWlWtasWwection Mills that have
ran without interruption for twenty years,
are now idle for want of water. The farm
Informed that the to s^ AS* 1
ke,,owaed,''fe-tbe. nscquence, hay is from $80 to $60 perJ.'
litii tie surprised see thn tendereett plant.s
!a rfectly green and fresh here. He thinks
N iw Ei
st ibsisti
'It! id go oa with their spinning and peg-
SllHSWeWsleBSatfl *o
-^-...W,,I.,JHHJUSUJ.- ,.» '^.. r-:s^tHne^eMei^saSr^!km Sr»)S^ni«
~Pis«,¥iJ,»*ttPt vetarned with nstHia tame keesi nstllesl
buneayiBAittTefigoods whioh he will^aett
lower tkm ever. -AmM^-KM-'O
efaoed whio he will sell fetfia
BftlM
1
nbl meddlewith farmlhg:
Nox»en^ir*hava roevived a veey
•ndlrett Hreeted'ateek of dry geodV, '••J»t'»)
ac»g,lapUaad»aof., hnii and^ode^
a «-oatkea for
POST OFFIC JC.
JTIT*
A»nivAL AXD DirAnTOan.or situs.
St. Paul and .way sUUons-^spansditny
at 7 A. M., and 2 *. n., Sunday excepted,
Mail oloaes same hours.
Arrircs at 12r80r. «., and 7 u. .
Sank Centre route—Departs daily, Son
days excepted,.at 1*. M. Arrive same
days at 2 p. M. stall oleses at 1 ».M.
Crow Wing Route—Departsdaily, Sundays
excepted, at 12:80 Arrives, same
days, at 2 r. bk Mail closes at 12 n.-•
Fair Haven fdld Way—ArriTes each Tues
day and Friday at 10 A. M. Departs
same days at 2 r.
"si. "^••-•. Y-
-Mi :^nfmff **M A. M-pu* •'•".*'.'
St^i J. E. WEST, P. M.
.. To 8o» CstSAr-—Rosenberger Bros.
hare a few more of those "Garden City!"
Plows, whioh most be sold and farmers
•ow have a ehanee forone of the best bar
gains erer offered. Call immediately or
yon will be too late. »•-''•"Si
a 8
hd tendered: things
quite lively on St. Germain Street. They
"The
driven down and loaded the eart, be
»the animal—lntety purchased—notio
64i sort of company beAad^ot ii»«
down and rolled over, waieh last nuineuTer
oairied him out from the shafts^ upon his
feetfadBglheeP aid fully deUrmined
not to be attached to it again. His drivers
swore bat it did no gojd, and at last ae-
HnADq^|^its^iisBSD.--Th'e' 4n
gineersof the Branch Line of the N. P. R.
R. have located their headquarters iu this
city, andard tofnie tie greater pact of the I camp. A byataaaer,^
with attiTarlff tit*?
gg^gP^gg^Bgg
M. Mail closes at 1
Rivers and Way^Departs each Mon
I day jot 7 a. u. Arrives on Tuesday at 4
*.nj Mail closes at 6 A. M.
8l
rdty!fl^iriT,lW,in•,i,J*-,l
8at"
2 r.
RoekvHlO-On Saturday, same hour as
*tt7^r^£gl 7SLPS\
*iut
.•: »d I in I I 0 ::'•,' I
Nasr STOCK.—Mr. J. Pron^iiaski has
one tie largest and best selected stock
of Gent's famishing goods ever brought to
St Cloud. He has the "Pacilio Bow,'r
"Hohemollern Bow" and ••Cambria Bow
the "Joe Elliott" "Rhine" hats Linen
faced paper cuffs, and the Claron & BUn
ley paper collars and other things too nu
merous to mention. Give him a call.' I
HB I A S OB WHT.—Tne immediate
S»'
I ',' .'
cause of premature fading or.blanching of
the hair is an obstruction of the oil vessels
Which afford the coloring matter. The re
mote causes may be general ill health,
trouble of mind, etc. "Hence, in qrder to
restore its natural color and beauty the oil
vessels must be restored to their normal
proved A complete successs, wher-
ever faithfally applied. It is not a poison
ous dye, consequently the effeot is gradual,
and In severe oases two or three bottles are
necessary to produce the etssbred result.
See advertisement.
LOST,—On
POOKBT Boo
cash and an
bH to Samuel
Mm
fasst, a
9an1s&'iMi^
STV
Any peeeea tsnl-
the same Seal ksavug at this sjtee
be UberaHy rewaided.
S S S
by me, January, 1866, from the
Family Sewing Machine
sau-Street, N. T., has bees!
stent use ever since. It has not been ont
pairs, and 1 find It simple attd reliable in
operation, and always ready to sew. Those
friends of mine who.use them with the new
are very much pleased. The
one I have I Would not part I with. I 1'
,:'
I
e, he commenced*settee of eveletiens bias? poeiuon aa teaoher, Yesterday theto
»t would have done eVRBtto the Pinssian tal number of schohus present was 228,I'
rmy, tod outwitted the j^ienclh every and there more yet to come in.
COTHBUAT,
..-.-..• |ti 428 (Vest 86th Street, New torlk.
—Rev.ft.A. Cleveland, pastor of Christ
M. E. Church, Philadelphia, says of "Our
Father's House:" I take great pleasure
iv.opmmend.iug this instructive and fascin^
aung book to my friends, and, as far as I
may to the general public. See advertise
ment in another column.
fyr
-_i_prof. sprague has recovered from his
illness, had taken his position in the Un-quality.
ion School. The Board of Education has
•ecored MiM Stewart to fill the place of
-iliss Joale Brsiun, until she shall have re
gained her hebltli snffieieftly, to. assume
I lo
'.—We offer boots and sbeee lower than
say other house ti town.
PIOKIT ABBOTT.
—Farmers, look at the Burrall Iron Corn
as .••„
Rljuillll
to A a
oamn. A hvaUna**. WitM»tt.T^# «^. W P»*^W!W»*T^"ffl^*!Wl
maMAt
at Qrovenor's.
wsjnan.—irarmars navwg wneat
tage to call on H. 2. Mitchell, before sel
ling. Headquarters at H.C.Birbank'a
offloe on St. Germain street.
—Choice teas and 'cofiees, dirmey Hob
New York, loot received at Edelbrock's.
yo»r go^ bfP^kit & Abbott,
and. save 25 per cent.
-Svititi io, .. ?.•'.. •''.'"*,,.'
—Mishwaukee Plow,
—60 to Piokit & Abbott's for boots and
shoes they have the largest stock and sell
the cheapest. -!jlv
!:.y -'^v-" a
^eiJBiai^g I, Hi. HI
Niw Goons.—Do not forget that J. W.
Tenvooide has received a splendid stock of
niw goods, fall styles, whioh he will sell
ee Minches wide new raaniag at
Planing shop, St. Clnnd.
U*Ym sJMnsMenewysgnate a bottle of
Neenflik's Fain Katractor in yoer honse.
—Farmers are paid the hlgt
W.^Tonwdoede's store.
|cs. He reports a heavy frost throughout
New England on Sept. 8th, and ia not },MiSm*&Ukfy<*m
:"(1
if Wrists fiilii.Mjt 9»jfj ii-t)!i'
DBOWAAD.—Yesterday morning a eMul
kpont leatMaQthw aman
»hn«" BfaQji.imff. l«*rn,
wasmselikSlBB^tti^Bj SLsSserricnne
man's ^otlllli'j|j| |??nbild was
flaying abont the
tlally filled with slops, and
have climbed np to see its Son
then-Mieatiead-nratiatoit. It
dently been in the barrel some ti
•saasnjL
i^^aja\
tire stoek at a greatly redaced prises, for
m^asar.-^sn.'inatrfidaa. of the Red
sli^nfnmin$m^ rekhed ofawe»yaneVf
dsisaUr from fort Pembina, who Sssim
panl*:thaitrain'fros*'toat
!T$9**l*$mm •"•t.s-lBatarsaY.i^snan*.
•4F^aaeT ile on Mcotdej.^'e^nelvmin^
tudllahrt FIUC. WttfaAT.
RSffifa
-«tj,elu *ij£. vi'X f./,'**
A a a a 1 A 1 nfl
1
er'
tf.
noH,,:'tt
htarvTsaer
A
bjoek pajrs theve«7 highest prlea in oaah
for wheat. ^YK^fijAa/iiri/ao
-Nesmlti's Pam^ttractor U"without
an equal. Read the advertisemenu
-W&w«beds!e>e allsthe fashion at J, W.
Weordela. OalJ eai^mak.e.yotjr.selec-
—Oreen apples, perfectly sound, and
^rlifpirries at $2.:
Vmlk4jt.mm MoekeehanpV*p5
I gftii'ij-lljh ir
00 per
—Freeh groceries re«eiv
J£ PAVL M^naanu
Ift'.ilRvJiiOtS'iS3
t».ebeet make of boolean* sheet. Do not
ttenJI. Priotf T«ry l9fr.
-..'r •.-:•• -:.•..
~~y*^flyr^-^
«o nvMxaa* MEN.
all.the new varieties in styles.:. Also, outs
oards, tags, etc'. This office cannotbe ex
celled in the style of its j.b printing.
Prices very,low. '•*, fl^J.'V'f'.-jJ? .-.
EXTRA MESS PORK,
Jost received and for sale In quantities to
suit purchasers, at
:-..:
-." Z!:'i^.^r^,
M. MDRPH* 0©A*»
St. Gormain street, St Cloud.
mits, efookery, stone and gUu-swart, lan
oy goods, Yankee notions, table and pock
et cutleryand spices of all kinds, cheaper
than at any other place la the oily, at
CuTxnT—P. Mockenhaupt has on hand
a ffae assortment of table and pocket cut
lery whioh he will sell as cheap as the
ehespest.
—National Straw Cutter.
V\''v' Mrts^pn at Grovenor's.
•-.
sssjsnnBj|assaMSBM*|»**ijsnwwtrwiasr^w/1aeaexen-sssne»Maswg^aatfCMnw*essb.
condition. It u.on Una ..principle^ tha
pearanoe. a worked for^MoQ^ oon^oamlmdt
Abercromeit,fcraeLorttime tAe. present I
TKACHIKS, BfeAB.—^The Minnesota Tench'
er, and Journal of Education, In a-new*
drees, new type^ and otherwise greatly im
iprotie X^m^^M^^^^^%mm.
Let every teacher in the 8tate Subscribe,
beginning with September number.
'.i-r ,-'•' a I r-i--.-' Lfitaaefqw•e—bhe
—Green apples, by the peck, bushel or
barrel, at Paul Mockenhaupt's. .:--"^ o:r
—Cheapest and best plows, 'Sfifm
.A at Grovener's.
BLANKS.
We have on hand, printed freih new
ype on good paper, a full assortment of
legal blanks, Including:
Deeds—Warranty, Quit-claim, Mortgage
and Chattel Mortgage**..-*««snnseasatjajsjsnn|ejgBj|sjsn|sj
Justice's Court—Summea^ and Snbpoe
nac.
urnish tbefbllowing blanks to ordeV.'ia
any quantity desired:
Order of Sap tvisojis laying oftr a: new
r0Re'les^ofTkmageabytOw«^o^^^
Notioe of laying out of, reads (for publio
posting.)
Town orderk, wlt slhlfc bo#n* er••'»•
bound.
Affidavits to be attached to all Bills, (for
Constable.
Sr-^^aajtartf^lrap^s^^y.„
looo rro O Notice to District Clerk of Election of ..,
c«p«y,86Ni rfl^mm^t':•: .Z'*
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ST. CLODO' Sept. 22, 1870.
Wheat still continues at 70o for* No. 1,
with a downward tendency.
Oats have declined a little, and may be
quotednt30a33o'^ i: n^lZ^lJiU
..Corn, 70c.
Barley can be quoted at COc* tot'f TO*
irRye,:60c.
Bran is worth $12 per ton, plenty on
hand. -,:: »•. wi-w Hiti u»
'Hay, is of excellent quality this year, and
8ell«at $6.
Beans, $1.25 to $1.50, according to
Tl M8aTrI lg.$V~'LXA
Potatoes,*60c to 80o. tit) »A
Cheese—Minnesota, 16c Nflw York, 20c*
Oreen apples are plenty, eA^pAiftuO.
per barrel. '1?»jf^
Butter—good roll brings 20a25e readily
Eggs, 11Jo.
Cranberries $1.50a$2.00
Wool, 85c.
Dry maple wood is worth
full eord green
Umarac, $3.60.:
^^Ustii*i*rau8rBepiir
'•'.Wheat-80e fsfHe. 1,
•••*Oatet8«i%-. :v --n:t^:.:
Coru—75o. -v '?•,•':. .^,,
't'vLH M*t^aa«^||t.'.22i•
Wheas—Dull $1.09 fir No* 1
Corn—Nominal. .:.:. -s
Oats-Nominal. •.•••• ^M'jp *0
Wheat—Irregular at.$1.07 for No. 2.
Corn—Irregular at 85o for No. 2.
Oats—Steady at 37Jc.
MKA'l 9IAHKET
B«*r—*nfodt,
L-.A
MUu, .best make,
atOwvenor's.
.m, 11 i. j».
—The ne# goods anasaneed last week
have arrived af Paul Mockenhaupt's. Cal
and.see them..&u»«i<r*jitta iotutti ,,ji,«.' ,i,,.-
dear Por*. per t*l
Mess
rtefti-iH'Mifj
I »U
1
1 COSatCtlD WBIXLT BT COATS rail!
B8HtoID»»|»p]
at retail, "fr. ,qo.tfi {6%ji«f i:S@UU
Ta7ret«uV
.,' .V
MWTOi WY9 pSTfflJb a a up
Mutton—onttMt, 7f .iiss a siu'wi AaA liStB«V
»"«»!'.. ..jejimrMrtiJr*
at retail. SalSU
Poultry—Turkey,:
rjr—Wwsejr, rr ,fJ
S
gida«si TJ% oa'ii
swncisgM*MM..«...M..MM.MMM lsee?
"^•slea _,...—MWM.wta.: ipealeenvi
1
UMBrBSBJOTAaIfKWB",»".-
.vmo tr^^-A-aaoiH?
—Freeborn connty has 10,652 in-
tu»iwas 4i678. wrf£*w ,soh,i ii*i»T si
^Zpinbrota ^mkfM^^,
roted $20,000 iwnds to the Dolwcine
~A Unirersa^^c^n^
9
^wfll»^
erected at Austin this seaaoa
rf^^iUi^ l^i Miw^^^
Agricultural society held a itatr '..at'
Spring Tsllo? on the 18tb and 19tb of
September.' .TSipuivf^^^ij
—Tb* rftrish of St. Panics Episeor
pal church of Winona have purohased
two lots, corner Broadway and Lafay
ette street^ aad will move their ehorch
boUfUpg there Irosa &&& fyQ
thodwemr^bortseofsToMUiapMosJer,
near therlllsgertUtica,was e^tejrad
danog the sbeence of thefa^aa*
the sam of $40 taken therefrom. •.'•
thief ftfayonag man who had^b«#
ttja^^Mr, Moaier.
a & & 8. S^m^JS^^^A^O 1 W
Terylargestookof new type, embraoingp| Chicas*o eturned home this week, leading Afrlcnltval Joornd
having closed his labors st the above i&MKWf^W*
place.. He reports the following as
Bie^2,245^Wawa,-2,530) Deal] S
mans, 132
Fios,14 I(
—the nc
oioagnon wei
Oa the Bishop's
Satdrday, his reaeption was imposing,
he and his ptrtj being drawn in a car
riago by foar white honee, evlang pro-
Oerenioniee.
Opo being rery demonstrative of wel
opmeland enthosiasm.
aeeotnt of a brutal affray at Saratoga,
Winona county, between Win.
Dougherty and. Robert MoCormio,: in
?M% dangerously
wounded.
stable of F. M. Andrns, of
Minnesota Lake, Faribatilt County,
was struak by lightning on the morn
iqg of the 6th inst. There were nine
horses
were-
-fQuick Time— Testerday says the
St. (Paul Pioneer of the 12th inst,
MesLrs. CheAJtrco re wellHTeceived
a-kigo invoice of freight from New
York, via Duluth and the Superior
road, io jus
shipment.
tbelthrelh"
Al^
5
Notice of election to Town Office.
Oath of Office of Town Officers. A
These blanks iare suitable for any town
or county in Wt^*^*«bl*^g t&wh
Orders from the.' coontry, fori large or
mall quantities, filled at St. Paul prices
en in almost eon- rKotieeoJ.^ec^
5
f^on^% ,.
7$mtt
Suotved, Tt»t tile
an hancst and sunuiialp'al
J.
thsJthojyieBloi
will not overrun 14 bushels per aere on
an average. In qusllty, however, it is
far superior to that ot last,
fJ-f-The Taylor's Fallot
"tails three scrimsges in that village, so
HAIR RESTMMlWv
A 1
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..... JiW
so
i.i.i..|«».t«»»»»'0*-««.4*H«naCi
-,-..i Vsfi
amva^rsiacaias»o»rs»sjTjBi.-r.^
»iiBssaanenmnmaaunjaj nitwe •aas/iyva «s
east i»^#~g^iajamayii3 ii%i«liii'
AMperbbl.
•a.V!ri*Ss''«^i,-i,",t -v
^Safflm^jHTOP•-» oi -twin*
rorriewrras^^tt^wU-erswh^va
0 am )o(I ilii
to?
at
I* restores and pmvejata
UbiokeM. »W laaJ Isol -.IS.- ..•• 16 the hatr from falling of. an* t«etorer U-»o a great
eatent when prematuMyMSvf^eTfdGFHeadache,
all Humors, cutneous eruption's, and unnatural
t'otimd—
ftguo veal* xnUnuul arfj
J^fASUliLkJjuUJ lentairsi
of ttie most Ingenious pieces of
"vented.—T
el^ine wiih
with astoui
r^dwithca
piste, asnt
packed in
price, S6
Forward
JOrder at onr
everywhere.
.! n»J 1 ti
A sUble Uwop^ng t^ Mr. Hng
Morneoi Briotol-TiMiAfyM
aes^y, the 7th inst, kilUof
liiriejiia^tei^
O
the namber of emigrants»who have Tanj AM»aioAW^Blo5»^^itillE-A
passed through Chicago for this State first-class monthly, containing 82 large
from the 21st of April to the 1st ot 'double column .pages devoted to Farming
September: Swedes, 1,747: Xorwe *ndSjj°ok
mi
da
A
«ndea
tly
odern
home
annals
is the
honor, peace and
prosperity,
RetUvtd, That we Oongratulate the country
success ot the prsJiSrf admuUrtrattoa whtah
on the
eoUscitoa«l-IWnaepw-i
of tai
and a gr*t ivdaotJra of «p«adU«M a
sibleto reduce, and has grcallr r«Mo*d Sketiteraa)
reTeuue and custom duties, tt.asrs'ieTrssj tB* people
of burdens without impetrms ths nations! fSlli I
Mesolved, That while aeeepUng Ass*'gnat results
as an earnest of the snicera aad hoosst purpose of
the! Republican party to relieve the people as rapidly
as possible of their burdens,waexpect aad dunand
the cordial co-operation of Conaraes and the
tire In all measures brstlU farther retreiieha^at «a«.
a every branch of the public serrios, and fcr
snpnort
thai public credit must lie
on foreign fabrics, a Justly
levjsnue should satisfy all th. legitimate of
tie business arid irdustriaitat«r««m of the country,
4 that duties should not be imposed to the detri
ment of the people, for the benefit of private Inter
ests and monopolies, tea we de nand that as Car as
"le the neces.uries of lift and Industry be placed
IDYERT1SEMENTS.
ri
5 Will sllliiWiii
trig
OT
Contaics no tac Sulphiir—No Sugar of Lead—No
free
rugs
barge—No Nitrate of Silver, and is itlrely free
rransparent and clear as crystal, it will not soil
tOUNDATLABTI
refrecbing to the head, checks
«eat. Asa DRKsSJJtOSnt*iHalr It ts the best
Jticlelnthe
Dr. O. SMITH. Patentee. Oortoa Janetion, Mass,
tewu-ed only tn raOCIER BROTUBRS, Oionces
•r, Mans. Ibe Gennfrieftpat np In a panel bottle,
taoe expressly for it with name of the article blown
.Xtfcnaeaa a a C.SCHTJI.inN,l)nireta^St.Cton4,
autai l(itiaVftiiP^^0'
par Say. fTVAOpsr week. $300
hi aaf La/y cr O—iUsaaa in-
tms O^nla^gaeF nVsg Old Pavartts.
I ta aay east -saSi
It titae meet ssrvloo
raasOy Sswtnf Hacatoe
sarlsraetiosi wfcerever ta
nr a needle wUI
rtbronab, from thefln-:t to the thlekast mbrie,
•so and neat, with Uses all kinds of silk or
•read direct from the spool is improved with new
Ifactlng reed, spr!«tension, salf-*oider, and uses
to adjnstable slrslTM aaajla. nsanaarltrnUt ssatlon,
•th powerful lever action. Possesses all the good
lities ef the I est high priced aucUa
nt their r^tsplicitioas or Smlt. samples
ig sent free receipt of stamp, for certiAcate,
Sample oi
descriptive nphleu, mailed free. A thorough
ctical sewing machine tetany n——"lritmnt."
As very strong and reliable machine, at a low price.—
"Standard." This beantifol sewing
Ma is one
e*erin-
^£enln&snuun& ^rtffZ
^^Jn^^ran^eSrnZ
°*m *»!AR-.
B"edin^
%t containing regular
r^
rpl
l,747j Nome! 7 7 1 oontaimng regular Restaurant has been opened in
,2 530j a
1 1a
?«A i- ico Vs
& fjn»P» Stock Breeder, Wool^Grower, and
590 Irish, 91jg$oghsh,,o
153 rBobel»jiji .a
&c> T&00, illu9 rated
?l
1
a
I W
Stocpke Breeder&<!.,
with numerous fine Engravings and bound
in handsomely tinted oevers. -Farmers will
find this monthly every effiofent lid in ill
the departments of Farming and Stock
g. It has a Veterinary Depart
oharge of one of the ablest.
the United SUtei, whoan
era through the Journal, free of charge, al
tons relating to Sick, Injuredorrl}ia9
eased Moreen, p, ine
Poultry. Thus every Subscriber has a
Horso and Cattle Doofor/«e I fl
We Are noVprepared t6 offer thV Amer
cff tw 8%
renewals) to the
St. Clbud JooasjAifwhon|sjll subscribe in
mediately an*pfcy in adva'noe. This is a
rare epportunito wMckl,he i^teUigent pep- 4
pie of our section vrlH be doubt duly Sp
preoiate Jendin jnn^snbscr^ns a
eaee and seedre'the SfotM Journal rm» fo
*t' -V/T sr/rj-g
Poi* Sale OkeapforChash.
A ,m
riage,TOfWtwayVo^ech'Baw,iXl-erif
H*
5LM\^fer?l*UMm, St. Paul &,
*J. m.itfx *i.-r v-i. u€lsn^a3.CiHAHBB*f 3
2 N TIT. ,?wwT3BAJ*X-i
CARRIAGEMAKER.
I
mm
HAVE removed to ,mv ne,w jhop.. one
where I cm prepared to do all kinds of
work in the CarriagemaJungUme. Wagons,
subsuntialmanner atlo-w^atest PaHicu
arratten
attention paid to repairing. v3-tf
EVERGREEN S MAIL.
cdiJT IN PERFECT SAFETY TO ANY
O part of the wortdleJasaAgfo?
Every Farmer and every man owning a
house and lot in Aisnrfen~!*heel~
dollars worth of our Tree SbedlingV
rxatAJfiMJXO
to four inch, plants sent for $2.00
AUVisteOesof Evergreens and Forest
ife^ /_*?L't'**'***r ^^t*^rfmt
ftffiSrSe^s for planting and culihre
sent. with^r% nwulorder.* tjSLO
S a a a
froei
Ui
for 10 eents.
MTO.
-. P»rtr. by Its splen-
did recoi'
din OM part Its hard fought battles and
glorious triumphsforequal rights and a free and nn
diTided Republic by IU ^qftJJSjftgS against tresson
and oppression by the
and justice and national
in the constitution, has
guardian and champ'on
honor, and of the rl -hts
people. It has c-oahsd
established a ihi
unity and credi of
a homestead and in
cy after having carrii
through the most ti
times, has raised it to
and of renown abroad
and we believe that
only safe guaranty
CSMkgne -seit
greens HI PbrestTreesia ameriea
mail and tits psepeveeaaon for planting. ,,
Address—
PINNEY iAWRBHCE,
n7-2m i) •,, j.: &a -,Bturgeoa,,Bay, Wis
mall) leeseeeaeH
Will be sold si Publio Andion, oh Mon
day, the 19th-day of September, 1870, at
Fort Abercrombie, I. T.
Forty-two (42) Cavalry lorses..
One (1) Mule.
And a quantity of condemned Quartermas
ter's Stores. VI fJSFiSIJfJATiSa
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. H.
Terms—Cath in Government Funds.
JOHN B. RODMAN,
aoKlB-os. Went 20tb rnTil A. QVM?
Farm for Sale.
He an I
wi
onl
BMlnteaanee
derlved.nuta duties
ninatinj tariff for
itinateddMnanda
NATURE' S W&A
with slWMi, |ise*J ^sjrstsr-eWrfsMtwoJL
good wells, and ot^er improvements. This
farm is direotlx,antba m,ain.road from St.
Cloud to Forest City,, and. wUl bo", sold
cheap. Inquire at this office, or of
Kiss****. DAM,
On the premises.
IMI
U. S L»HD OFFIOK,
St. Clond,Minn ^,^870.
NOTICE is hereby given, by oraer of the
Commissioner of the General Land Offioe,
that the tract of land*known as the "Goll
Lakemesantienil* and einbracing the fol
lowing townships and ranges, viz.: Town
ship 188 of ranges 28, 29 and 30 west
township 134 of ranges. 27, 28, 29 and 30
veJBt township 185 of ranges 28, 29
andSEALED
^0 west, and township 186 of range 29
Mici-tthe eifl-diMaiuti *m Mm
eeota, will be open for Pre-emption and
.lomestead Entry on and after the 26th
day of September,1870.
:.
••....c-
C. A. OILMAN, Register,
aug25-5w |.^J,C^MQC1SUBE, Receiver.
TfC-iMcCLORE,
.©o:'.THfj^^| |||e^
ftSViWit'S tasmbvif. •\c -.'it-vK vi bah
At the Mills, Lower St. Gland.,.,,.,,
(or saw XORK cixx.)
Householdl^gazines
er than any ordWaa^T^SsnysWlsanmn Mag
as|ne, is of the highest toned morality,
ship. It aims to stimulate and provoke te
•WfiltP0* ""'P0**' »^««*»'^*i-^*» be Pure
'aeeinating, Instructing, Novel, yet trne
entertain and still be faithful in proclaim
Ink the trutCnnJinAa5K{W|u^oifl
a4 to charm even the most confirmed Novel
Te all naw Subscribers to our paper, also
Macesine for six months FREE.
4_ gj pB
W. HENDERSON.
DealefTh^hilfttnnfacWeVet
Boots, ^hpes and., ^ubljers.
Bepalrinjpaeatly an^paantntly 4oae.,.,.„..
fW'^WR^Jr*
EXCELSIOR
RESfltmiNT.
Wnnl LVHR'| ,Bi«t^ |&T gftKUJlAlN %t«
In rooms elegantly fitted up for the pur
pose, with all tl modern improvements, by
A O N
will be strictly
urn
f5cftT,iti!(BD IT
In every particular.
58H, CANNED AND CHOICE CON
FECTIONERY
Of all kinds,
Raisins, Pastry &c,
Constantly on hand.
Meals Gotten up on Shoit Notice.
Boarders taken at Reasonable Kates.
tkaT" Particular attention will be given
to
APPLES,
(MICHIGAN FRUIT,)
Either at wholesale or retail.
Call and get figures before purchasing
else.vhere.
C. A. HORN.
n5
6t.j Cloud, Aug. 17th, 1870.
MINNESOTA
EJgtffliNCE COMPlNTv
Oil iu H. y.iif.j a
iBilnm o^ Bflstei @w iGfs
J. MARC N ARTIN,
o.A.aoK0ORT, Un
J. STEWART M.
HO
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if
E
xi. vt'DtiMinn'ni,.' IBS.'UUB jiAAitiil,
W.^.MirCHE^LJi~^WILLIAM POAVELL
J. E.-WJiJST,
©0 Agen S N W 3 /. i\T iyt
Agent:a
T.
aiDOTAN,
C7BK
ll
y3a».!'i^aEj!jk'Csi
a alia :"»towt«i vkio be* ,»?9ifu
t.
--it.
•q* iu. is
atrj
re
t- President.
Vtee-rresiflent.
Secretai^-.
'i":', Trsasnr«r.
Mod. Examiner.
Issues all kinds of Policies.
Vfc*^
IMfides all Profits annu
ally among the
no I Insured.^ f„ vno
•aa
Declares absolutely non-
ilee
I'lfS
... r.
I
W2 T.
Has deposited ,,,]
100,00 0
With State Treasurer to
SECURE POLICY-HOLDERS.
INVESTSALL ITSFUNDS AT HOME.
,8.1fSri 1JS16BS? IJITS
IEBPS CAPITAL IN THE STATE.
ji
i'U a.. •-.ui! i!.
le3^| fwUj^'*y It« Pol
Mel0y-M0l*g$&) no. Ion:
i-86Tfos 'ffihrgo'f oil! snot
[Jtwooiliev7 '/hs^yiln Mn^bt
I "lyeiiffon. fjj jsiodn?JwS
y-i?*ir.TfTtr n:. I
S
aVOCAJb O A O S S O
I •*"r S A I S CliOTJD.
OFFICE or 1'moHASiso ANT.. DnroT c. S. I pJfjACE AND HOVEL
^cftatCPjfolt, Mistt., ssstwdi xs o.
PROPOSALS, intduplicate will
be'receivetf'at this office ofi£\l 12 o'clock
M.^ Moaday,,0ct, IQtb? ^187p, .fpr furniBh
ing the TJ. 8. Subsistence Depari nicnt with
T.50Qhn'shilslofgoodj/fSpnrJd?- .dry, mer
chantable corn in the ear, (70 pounds to
the bushel) as follows, viz:
1,500 bus. delivered at Fort Ranson, D.
8,000 bus. at Fort Tolten. D. T.
3,W0 tidei! Uf**W'J*!Por| Pembina. D.
T.
I Rids will also bo received^for the delivery
of the whole amount at either St. Paul or
St. Cloud, Minn. The corn to be in good,
stout, double sack, and delivered at the
posts named not later than Nov. 10th, 1870,
or if accepted, deltvored*"aT St. Paul or
Sti Cloud, must be delivered within two
weeks from date of award. The ooints at
The above propoeals to be bound all
the conditions usually attached to my ad
ertisernents for Subsistence Stores.
J. H. GILMAN,
£epl5-3t Captain C. S. U. S. A»
FOR SALE.
tv
Mo Mm'
The HOUSE AND LOT in Block "D,"
Lot», In the City^ef St. gloud '.'-in'onj, 2t
feet fropt on Washington avenue, and 122
feet Se^.''f h**ou*e is 16x30 one story
atiftH%9etaUCil»a^
second door from-T%. G. MoClnre's Bank.
Price 2,000. For information concern
ing this, inquire of T. C. McCLURE, St.
Cloud, or the owner, who will be in St.
Cloud about the middle of June.
R. J. CROMWELL,
may26 New Orleans. La.
SALE OF
SCHOOL ei AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
LAWDS.
day
STATS lunt OmoE. 1
»T Mnrs., September Tth, 1870. I
NOTIO*.iPal*,
hereby gfyen, that the School Land*
remaining nnsoid in tho Cona.ties of Dakota,
Qdodhne, Wabaaha, Winona, Hoo*ton, Flllmore, Olm
sted, Steele, Waseca. Rice, Scott, Cnrrer, LeSoeur,
~ennepin, Anoka, Sherborne and Washington, will
offered atPnblic Auction, at the minimum price
tablished by the appraisal, on Saturday, the 8th
iy of October, A. D, 1870, at ten O'clock A. K., at
thjsolBee of the Auditor of each of safd counties.
Descriptive lists will be on file in said offices, showing
the tracts to be sold, and terms of each, for ten days
previous to the sale.
A portion of the School and Agricultural College
iands in the following sonnties will bo offered as
toftows:
Otoniits. Place.and Time-of SaU.
Mower, Austin Tuesday. \l 1870
Freeborn, Albert Lea, Wednesday, 12, 1870
.bault, BlneRarthCity, Friday, 1? j^S
awnaan, lladella, Tneaoay, 1», -1870
Earth, Mankato Wednesday, 10 1870
let, Saint Peter Thneadiy, 20, 1870
.ley, Henderson, Xrioay, 21, 1870
Chisago, Chisago City, Tuesday, 26, 1870
Wright, Buffalo, Thursday, 27, 1870
Stearns, Saint Cloud, Friday, 28, 1870
ared to rnvtstssa.
sa*$M3| Meeker, Lichfield, Tuesday, 1, 1870
*il .Kandiyohi, Kandiyohi Stat'n Wednesday, 2, 1870
Hononaalia, New London, Thursday, 3 1870
.-as sujwrsq .0 SMOSlprtBtedcircnlars will be distriouted,'showingthe
flUinM 1*1 •Iti- 'fiintJ-L' -trarU to be offered, and the appraised value of each,
fflKj^rWWi .isrth.count.e.Ustnien,^^
•'"8" &>•!'«-? .»»ii.p4- 8». aoud, Minn.. Sept. 14,1870.
SWWejleelaawle•S*sO"«,f Complaint having been ontfiriil at this fflce by
John W. Brown against Willard R.drilllthforabaudon
ilil!M5his"Jfome8t^*d
itzQi-n *'t .eJ«f8 #J!T at i*A, -A Joh Vf. Brow against Witlar H.Onttlthforabandon
lag HomesteallIBotrfyy,No'.282820,dated
ni
»^^jrr4m[S«
o»'••
A A I N
S3iT» 5 yTJ/TF-.j-
O E 1S E r.
TICKNOR, TOLMM CO^
0 Next to Burbank & Powell's Brick Block,rtt.Germaine Street, St. CIeae% lllnn^
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,
PAINT^, OILS, VARNISHES AN
TOILET ARTICLES, A
CARBON OILS, LAMPS AN
CHIMNEYS, GRASS AND GARDEN SEEDS
JOur goads have been marked aown vua the fell of Gold, and will be sold at tb
Lowest Market Rates.
We have on the way the largest stock of
Drugs, Paints, Oils, Window Glass.
UY'iv W Notions and Fancy Goods,
Ever brought to St. Cloud, all for sale for cash at the LOWEST SOLD SATBft.
Quotations given by mail, on application. German, French aid jftslsststitsmn
Languages spoken. •",
Prescriptions comoqunded at all hours by an expert
enced Chemist and Druggist.
*':-V.
Phases of London Life.
NEWSPAPER
}&.'•, •,.••. it?.!
^0,date JulyS, 1866
Entr No Jul 8 186
6
'wnhn the J4 sw section 4, township 126
age49, in Stearns county, Blinnesotawtthavie* to
cancellation of said entry: the said' parties aie
brreby summoned to appear at this office on ti
T»\ OF NOVEMBER, 1870, st 10 o'clock 11 11
fwsaooi
a O a
1 1
r«
A
S L. SHELDON"
Dealer in Standard a
Whitewater Wagons,
Fanning Hills, ,,
Buckeye Broadcast Seeders.
^«o Grain
DrlllsrM
Hapgood is' Younj? «0. K. Plow, »./
Bock Island Clipper do
Breaking and Gang do
Corn Shelters, .ssscoura :wJj0 Lr
^Straw Cutters,^ *c.
Bt 'Cloud, Minn., Sept. 8,1870.
REWARD Itf
CKOTHI
An IMMENSE STOCK now open at
BRONDZESrSKi'S
The exclusive dealer in Men and Boy's CLOTHING,
Ghent's Furnisliiiig Goods,
Hat and5 Caps
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TRUNKS, VALISES, R. R. BAGS, &c., &c.
Attention is call to all to examine goods and prices before purchasing.
REWARD IN
EDWIN M. WRIGHT.
AT T.0 & BY A I A.W
Office in BelVs Block, St. Germain Street,
ST. CLOUD, MINNESOTA
MEAT MARKET.
O S S &, A E S
(At Lues's old stand)
Will keep) on hand constantly
HT1 K. JiJ S T£ E 3 A
of all kinds, at the lowest Market Prices.
Give them a call., 1 --i3-n7
,ii_ &..—c^v*y—,. -v^-—
Sfcv
By D. J. Kirwan, thru/ell known' Journalist.
A beautiful Ootavo, fully illustiated, contains a
graphic and truthful ftatement of the Sights. Becrets
and Sensations of the^erat city its high,and low
life, from the Queen in huckingham Palace to the
Scarlet Woman of rimico from the Vagabond in
Princely Robes to the Condemned Criminal in New
Rate. The most popular and saleable hook in mar
ket. Circulars and simple pages sent frr«. Address.
BKLKNAP & BLISS, Hartford, Conn.
ENDLESS PUNISIUBENT.
A DISCUSSION BETWEEN
Kcv.91. Gooflrit'li
(Cniversalist)
OP EHODE 1SLA:D.
Kid. J. S. Lamar
(Christian.)
OF OSOEGIA.
Publishedixthe "StarVim ttte-fTeeit" (TJnl
versatist) and "CUristiam Standard." (Chris
tian,) jointly, beginning Oct. 1st, 1870, cnntinninir
about six months, and appearing"Complete in both
paper. Either paper will be supplied during this
most able and Interesting dvenssion
1 (Six Mont lis) for One Dollar.
OS- For "STAR," address WILLIAMSON A CANT
WXIiL. Ciucincati, O.
43 For "&TANDAW)," address It. W. CARROLL
Ado., Cincinnati, -O..:- .. ,-•:.
XX FLINT GLASS 1-
a Chimn
Stand Heat belter than any other made.
AsktorDIthridg's and take no other.
See at on name ia on every. box
MTHBIDCn SON, Pittsburgh, Pa.
49r SBRJJb FO PRICK JUiST. Jfm
SPPLE
and WSSmf
PARING.
CORING
MACHINE.—Takes 4 turns of the eiank to each
apple. Sold at Stores. Will be sent on receipt of$lA0
ressD.H. WH1TTKMORE, Worcester, Mass.
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AbVlEftTISIlNa
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A Book of 125 closely printed pages, lately issued,
contains a list of the best American Advertising Me
diums, giving the names, circulations, and full riartic
ulars' .concerning the leading Dally and Weekly
Political and Family Newspapers,, together with all
those having large circulations, published in the in
terest of Heligion, Agriculture, Literature, Ac- to
Every Advertise.', and every uerson who contemplates
becoming such, will Arid this book of grout vein*.—
Hailed free to any address on receipt or fifteen
ceuts. GEO. H. O W E CO., Publish
ers, No. «0 Park Row, New York.
The Pittsburg (Pa.^£«ia:e.-, in iU issue of May 30,
1870, says:' "The firm of G. P. BoweU Co, which
issues this interesting and valuable book, is the
largest and best Advertising Agency in United States
and we can cheerfully recommend it to this attention
of those who desiro to advertise their business
scientifically and systematically In such a
wayj that is, so to secure the largest amount Of pub
licity for the leastexpenditure of money."
SYHOMANCY, FASCINATION O
•auCL. CHARMING—100 pages cloth.
This wonderful book has full instructions so enable
the reader to tsseinate either sex, or any animal, at
will. Mesmerism, Spiritualism, and hundreds of oth
curious experiments. It can be obtained by Mndh
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CO. N1. 41 So.Eigbt8t„ Philadelphia. '....
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NKWMKOICAl.PAJrlPHl.BlT.-SeraInstd
Physical and Nervous Debility, its effects an
core. Price 25 cents. Address SECRETARY, Muse
um of Anatomy, CIS Broadway, New Sork.
A VOID QUACKS.—A victim Of early indiscretion
XV Causiqg. nervous debility, premature decay, Ac,
XJL yej»iim-.JWiTouB u«uni*/, preuMv.ui w«*^« «^.,
sienjBJ is vi 1
McILRATII,
having tried inrvain ever advertised remedy,dhas a
einipl mean
do self-curey Which he will sen free
to hie fclleVsufferers. A
Nas.-aut.,2(«w York.
XtOTlCR-V:s.I.AKl)XfiriCB, •^r.a:
Hf 'TSt^lond,••'Minn., Sept. 16, 1870.
OoBiplai-t•having, been entered at this office by
Kd ward Baker agtoaajt etephen M. Smith for a' an
donio'g' his tfumeritead Entry No. HO4, dated April IS
1565, upon the sw \i sectionl8,township 12S,range30
in HuarnHCoan.y, Minnvwith a view tothecaucel
lationofssldejitry: the said p«rtie« are hereby sum
im nod to appear at this' office on the' lOra DAT OF
N.VciMBER, 1870. atlO o'clock in theiorettoon, to
fumish testimony couceming said al.
:8tt7aU3onm^,.•1,
«iA.OIU«AK, Regitter, a 1
WaLi'V-i'-Vj.M&IiPBM BirilTir aV .••sni—ss
OILMAN Register.,
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/ront lAe Detroit Mechanic and Inventor.
THB GOOD Tina Conn.—The. patent a
long held by Wheeler & Wilson forthe foe
motion feed sewing machine, has at 1
expired, and an extension has been refer
ed. The day has gone by when a machaso
costing but from $15 to $30 can ens
at from $60 to $125. We see that ine
American Shuttle Sewing Machine Comold
ny, of Detroit, are first in the field witthe
machine embodying all the best featvrespa
the more costly article, and- while tan
machines are in every particular, ae peof
feet in their adaption to all classes eir
work as the Wheeler & Wilaon, Graver r
Baker, and Singer, they are now disposing
of them at orices ranging from $25 to $40
This is certainly an immense reduetionf
and its effects are already to be seen in tho
large
orders.received,
'.I
J. PRONDZINSKI, St. Germain St
(he large ship-
.and
ments mat'e daily by the American 8hntti
Sewing MachineCompany, 115 Bates street,
Detroit.
Mr. Jacob Clason is the General Agent
for Iowa and Minnesota. Send him stamp
for circular and sample work. He wants
live agents everywhere. Exam iadnee.
ments offered. Address Jacob Clason,
West Union. Iowa.
F. DAM.
Manufdturero
SASE & DOORS
MOULDINGS, CASINGS,
BRACKETS,
STOSEFRONTS,
1
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WINDOW Ann lAn-urrlAMlt,
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INSIDE ASD OUTSIDE BLINDS,
CORNICES, 8TOBR D00B8
A S E, PRIMED AMP
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GLAZED SASH, *c., An
PLANING, RE-SAWING SCROLL SAW
ING A»I^ JOB WORK of r
1 every description ~2
1 ,~-jr* done to or-, _^_,
DRESS-
ED FLOORING,
SIDING. PICKIT8 and
LUMBER ripped to bills, for tale.\
All orders by mall prompt
ly attended to.
•X
A LlbcraDlscoant (a Benleig.
Office and Factory on waahiagten ae
no, next door tb the Bridge, St. Clend
Minnesota,
8t. Cload, May 2ath. 1868. *Il-n4S
STRAYED OR STOLEN.
From the undersigned, at St. Clend,
Minn., on or about May lit, one Brown
PONX: MARE also one Bay PONT HORSB
with white stripe on end of hie nose, one
hind foot white above the hoof, aad
saddle marks. Both have white stars ia
their face, and are abont .eight years old
each. A reward ot 125 will be paid for
their return, or a liberal sum for informa
tion that will lead to their recovery.
Jul 21
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Addiess J. H. TDTTUt, 78
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ALLAN GRIFFIN.
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St. Cloud.JMtan, lept .lf,U
Complaint bav
Edward Baker against
inghis Horn
1866, upon 1
to S'.earns coanty.l
latiou of saidentry: thensl
IA
vlesrtothecancel
aaanore*
norm-
andramishtestimony concerninHtsaMts
said stlinsishaaraema
danment. 0. A. aiUUH,ne«*Sr.
eeptS2-6w» T. 0. MoPLriRsT. »sssrvtf.
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