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Fit iMiiiM respectfully reawdst a*
AMUMM m«* and ofAsrs wwAmy amy Mudof
Jeh to Mil mi ttmtUt our
extensile sock of N*» Material, just reeened
from the Bost,ltfore eemdinq to St. Potior
going eleevkere. Our Job Office ii now one
but in tk$ StaH, and we do work
wkiek wo will guarantee to be satisfactory at
tel*t Pail Prleet.
fAclal Paper of the City.
HIST BIT.ST. PAUL PACIFIC B. B.
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U«f*Rt.01e«d7:UA.M.u 9.U.
Antra 4 1120 r. n. end 7.20 r.n.
MOT.
LeeTe St. 1 S 0 A M. and 2:30 r. M.
Arrive do 11 M. and 7 r. X.
anmiarous TBAWS.
Leave Minneapolis 7:60 A. «., and 2:50 r. BT.
Arrive do 11:36 A.M.
Passengers taking the morning train from Saint
Ctoud for Minneapolis change can at 8t. Anthony
Junction and arrive at Minneapolis at 11.36 A. *.—
The 2.16 train from St. Cloud, doea not make
connection at St. Anthony Junction with the train
for Minneapolis, but passenners take omnibus for
Minneapolis on arrival of train.
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JDOVB1.K off a my ©tfcer pa
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S 9 A O. Howell & Co. 4 0 a
Ne» York, and g. M. Petteogill& Co., 87
Park Row, New York, are »he sole ageuts
for Tag JOURNAL, in thai oily, and are au
thorised to contract for inserting adreriisc
ueits for no at our lowest oaah rates.
Adrertisers in that eitj are requested to
their farors with either of the above
oaea.
Fom 8AL«.—A Wheeler & Wilson Sew
ing Machine—first-class—entirely new
Will be sold on favorable terms. Inquire
at this office.
Also, a Wilcox & Gibbs machine, new
Chance for a bargain.
notice given by' Sir. John Cooper,
Assistant Assessor of Internal Revenue.
—Limperioh sells as eheap as any store
la town. Give him a oalL
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—We see by the Tribune, that Geo. W.
8weet, "of St. Cloud." is at Dnluth.
—All kinds of dried and green fruit, at
Smith's Grocery.
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—Work has been resumed on the differ
eat grading contracts on the line of the
Borthern Paeflc.
—ToboyftMitchell give a liberal die
oeaat to the trade on school book*..
—Fish, caught in the lake* in the neigh
korhood of Si. Cloud, an abundant la mar
neja*
—Personal tax delinquents will find an
Important notice from Treasurer Gang
la another column.
—Look ont for what Boyd will say next
week.
—Mr. Ed. T. Tobey obtained a ladies'
geld watch, worth $80, with a prise pack
age of candy last week.
—County Superintendent Erebs gives
notice, this week, of examinations for
teachers.
—Sugars, teas, coffees and spices, at
ALUM ft Rvssau's.
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—Hon. H. L. Gordon, of this eity, has
formed a law partnership with C. H.
Strobeok, of Litchfield. Mr. G. will re
main in St. Cloud.
—Remember Fairehild's Auction. He
win be here the rest of this week, and
all of next
—Mr. M. E. Nixon has the material on
the ground for anew two-story dwelling
house on Welles avenue. It will be ofwarerooms
brick, with a stone foundation.
—The Sauk Centre Herald says the
dwelling house ot Lieut. J. R. Howard
caught fire (he other night, and narrowly
escaped being consumed.
—A young chap, not over a thousand
miles from here, who is wrestling with hu
first moustache, is going to name it after
two well-known base-ball clubs, because
there are "nine on a side."
—Mr. James H. BoyIan, of Paynesville,
sold to Gomes & Freeman, list week, two
steers, a little over three years old, which
Wtighed 8060 pounds, fuoh animals area
credit to a stock-raiser.
—A very pleasant "calico party" was
given at SchwartzftTheis* hall last even
ing. It was one of the most enjoyable
parties of the season, and will probably
be the last until next winter.
—Commissioner Dorr has a force of men
at work clearing up the streets aad putting
them in good order. He haa made an ef
ficient Commissioner, and wo doubt if the
Council could do better than re-appoint
him for the coming year.
—In another column we publish a letter
from Dr. R. I. Cromwell, formerly of this
place, and a few years sinoe a member of
las Louisiana Legislature. He says ho
will beta St. Cloud soon to dispose of his
property.
—We learn from the Sauk Rapids Senti
nel that B. K, Knowlton haa beta appointed
Register of Deeds by the County' Commis
sioners te fill the vacancy caused by the
death of Cot. Hays aad a Taller, County
Surveyor, L. Mayo resigned.
--The people of Douglas eonnty are to
hold a railroad meeting at Alexandria on
Saturday, to adept means to secure, if
possible, tho building of the 8t. Cloud and
Otter Tail road through that eonnty ...
Ike Pott says prairie schooners are mak
ing their appearance.
—The Allegheny Guy Board of Control
knee voted—26 to 7—to restore corporeal
punishment to the sohools.—Bxchange.
If the Allegheny Board will come to S
Cloud it may learn that the bludgeon is net
an essential in the successful management
ef schools.
—An unusual auroral display was risible
S «»gbt—a bow af light, of a
creamy color, extending from east te west
entirely aeroos the heavens. After awhile
brake to pieces, seme parte disappearing,
and others floating about like tke flaming
tails of comets.
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—It is said that K. Shaw, lately of
the Stillwater Muttngtr, will start a paper
at the town-site of Carleton, ea the Bad
Bivor. We believe there arc two houses at
Carleton aow, bat it wiU be quite a town
to tho course of time, being on the line of
theN.P. R.R.
—Bar. Jos. Lowe, or Clearwater, has
been called to take charge of the Christian
church at S Peter. Ho will lecture
throughout the Minnesota Valley on Tern
peranoe, Education, Sunday School Mis
sions, etc Mr. Lowe is an interesting
speaker and an earnest worker. We oopy
from thoDupatch a report or hie lecture in
St. Paul before the Commercial College
"-Look out for what Boyd WIU say next
week.*
—For good goods and low figures, go to
Smittft Grocery.
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West «k Moatffonaery's Magaiaeeat
•took Haa Cone*.
Every train during the past week haa
brought large installments of this firm's
splendid stork of new goods. In variety
and completeness it can be equaled by
very tew either in St. Paul and Minneapo
lis. For ladies, Messrs. Montgomery ft
West have grog grain, Japanese aad other
silks, percale, quits, poplins, alpaoas,
ohambraya, ginghams, all the standard
prims, (at the good old prioea before the
war,) whi*e goods, Alexandre kids, Roman
sashes and ties, laces, edgings, and tenknocked
thousand other articles, handsome and
useful.
A very large stock of table linen, nap
kins, toweling, cottons, sheetings, eto.
They have altogether the largest, best
and cheapest stock of clothing ever
brought to Northern Minnesota. Hats
and caps, boots and shoes, in full supply.
Carpets, curtains, cloths, shades, Ac in
quantity to meet any demand.
Messrs. West ft Montgomery ask their
friends, and all who want good goods at
low pticei), to oall in and examine their
present mammo'h stook. No one need go
awsy unsmted
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PSBSONAL.—Mr. J. U. Mills has been in
IOWU duriug the week. He has built and is
running a taw mill al Elk River.
We hid a ill on 3 tturUay from Rev. J.
H. Sherman, of Paynesville, who Was hold
ing Quir eily .Meeting at Brockw*y
Miijur Forbes, recently appointed Indian
Agent, passed through town on Friday, on
on his way to Fort Totien.
Mr. Buss, of Cold Spring, was in th
city on Friday.
Mr. Jos. Edelbrnck has gone East to
purchase new goods.
Don Stevenson, of Osakis, is in town.
Mr. H. Dam, who has been at Brain
ard during most of the winter, was at home
for a few days this week.
RAILROAD PARTY. —On Tuesday, a
special train arrived from St. Paul, with a
party of officers of the St. Paul and Pacific
Railroal Company. It comprised:
R. Delano, General Superintendent,
C. A. F. Morris, Chief Engineer,
Wm. Payte, Assistant Engineer,
J. W. Doran, Gen. Freight Agent,
C. N. Parker, Master Mechanic,
——Booker, Supply Purohaaing Agent,
and one or two others.
They came to obtain teams and outfit for
parties, to survey and finally locate the
Branchtine from St. Cloud to Brain erd.
In about a week, parties will survey and
locate the line from St. Cloud to Otter
Tail. Col. McClellan goes with Engineer
Payte. Mr. P. L. Gregory wan engaged yet
terday in purchasing teams, fte., for the
parties..
LADIBS WASTED.—All the ladies of St.
Cloud and vicinity are respectfully invi
ted to call at Mrs. Lambert's Millinery
Store, three doors south of MoClure's bank,
and examine goods and prices before pur
chasing elsewhere.
Having had fifteen years' experienoe in
the millinery business, I feel confident
that I can please the most fastidious.
MRS. H. M. LAMBSRT.
TURRIT.—On Monday evening Rev. J.
F. Clarke, a recently returned missionary,
gave an interesting lecture on the Bulga
rian missions. He described the condition
and habits of the people, the success of
the missions, &o, and exhibited many ar
ticles which he had brought with him from
Turkey.
FARMING MAOHIHERY.— Judging trow
the heavy sales being made, we judge that
the farmers of Northern Minnesota appre
ciate the advantage of having convenient
so extensive and complete an establishment
as Capt.Grovernor'e. All the standard farm
machinery is kept on hand, and in addition
a full etoek of extras. Call at Grovenor's
or send your orders to him.
Lao BBOK.CN.—On Saturday, a son of
Mr. Harmon, of St. Jo, had hisrightlegsucess
broken by a kick from a home while in the
stable. The boy is about 16 years of age
The bone was set on Sabbath, and he i»
getting along well.
AUCTION.—Fairehild is here with another
large stock of notions, which he will sell to
you for just what you are willing to
him.
t-ay
—The celebmted rai Microscope is for
mile by Dr. S Marl tit, agen for St. Cloud.
This miciuMcope is better than many
which cost five 11mes as anion. Dr. Mar
latt receives his supply diiect from the
manufacturer, and sells them at $3.
—Capt. Grovenor's Circus will be de
layed a few days by a slight accident to
one of the chief performers, who sprained
his elbow in turning a back somersault
over one of J. I. Case ft Co.'s improved
Separators (with thimble-skein truck straw
stacker 18 icet long) with a dozen of theyour
Wakefield Corn Planters under each arm.
At last accounts he was gradually recover
ing.
—C. F.ftW. Powell have their store,
from cellar to and including the upper
floors, crowded full of new goods. There'
is nothing in the hardware line which they
have not on hand. Purchasers ate always
safe in going to Powells'.
—A few day since, an old lady, whose
rame we were unable to learn, living on
Jacob's Prairie, saw the pigs at some wheat
in the yard. She started for the grantors,
aad, in her haste, fell from the door-step,
her head striking in the mud and her left
elbow on a block. A fracture of the elbow
was the unfortunate result.
—As will be seen by bis advertisement,
Mr. J. G. Huber has purchased the stock
of groceries and provisions opened a few
weeks age at Heopner*s stand, and has ad
ded largely thereto. His goods are choice
and fresh and he guarantees to sell at low
figures.
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—M. Beoker has the material on the
ground for enlarging his boot sad shoe
store. His increasing business and the
large stock ofnew goodsjust received ren
der this enlargement necessary.
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—More new styles of wall paper, at
., TOBST ft MITCHRU/B.
—Fairehild has tho building on the cor
ner of St. Germain street and Jefferson
avenue, where he will sell this week and
all of next, the best dry goods, clothing and
notions at panic prices.
—Lemons and oranges, eheap aad sound,
LRHFRRICH'S.
—C. Bridgman Is making an immense
new'boom, preparatory to eatohia* a sup
ply of logs.
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—Drugs, medicines, paints, oils, var
nishes aud brushes, at
.:• „•. ALLRHftRtrssBix's.
CtfTLiRT.—P. Moekenhaupthas en hand
a fine assortment of table and pocket cut
lery which ho will sell as cheap as the
cheapest.
—Mr. O. E. Gam-on offers a valuable
mill site and 200 acfes of pine laud for
sale.
—Cigars! Ciuaia!! Cuara 111
Rest in town
At AULIJIftBr/assix's.
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XUIEB MVIII.
Tb.e Recent Troublee-.lvewspaper Wow
-meaner Co„»t Oppoeod to «JM Bona
Act— VMIOWS Items.
LiTOHfiRxn, Minn., April 17.187I.
EDITOR Jooaaai.—For a law-abiding
community like ours, we have sustained of
late a reputation for lawlessness unwar
ranted by fnctg. are a few restless
•ad turbulent spirits in Meeker county,
bnt as a whole we are as peaceable, iudus
'rious, sober and orderly a people as
inmerchants
"•J °°u«"jr io the 8tute. Our late troubles
are summed, up in a tew worda: A Swede
down on Amerioau the latter
maJo a oomplaint charging the former with
assault the officer who arrested the form
er was attaoked by tbe prisoner aod one
ally, aad the officer (a Deputy Sheriff) was
worsted the Sheriff, Wm. B. Campbell
"without fear and without reproach,'
came on the field, aud arrested the assaulter
and rescuer the assaulter wasfined$86
•iid oosts, and the rescuer bound over to
the DistriotiCourt the trials acre conduct
ed quietly no one hae been unduly excit
ed, but the two or three guilty ones no
cituen here feels concerned for his safety
or that of his family, and all is quiet and
will continue to be.
The Ifewt and Republican, both Republi
can papers, are engaged in a fierce news
fitpur war. The Aetp» secured the oounty
priming, and the Republican thereupon
opened upon the edit or of the News, the
Uouuty Auditor aad the Uiuny t/ommis
sioners. The County Auditor savage.y re
tort* through the AT:we, and we are prob
ably to be regaled weakly, for some time,
with a bitter and acrimonious title
words.
Hon. J. M. Waldron has oeeu re-ap
pointed Register of the U. S. Land Office
at Litchfield. Be has held the office for
tour and a half years, some three years
longer that there ia any precedent for in
this Land District, and he promises to
"stick" for another four years.
Hon. Wm. H. Greeuleaf, our Representa
tive at St. Paul last winter, has bought
out WaldronftBranden'g stook of grocer
ies, and has removed from Greenleaf to
Litchfield, where he is engaged in the
business of selling general merchandise.
The people of Meeker will vote "No" on
the Bond proposition. It the question was
upon ratifying come adjustment already
computed, it might be different, bat they
don't propose to allow Gov. Austin io ap
point whomsoever he seesfit—personswho
are tofixirrevocably the extent of. tbe
State's responsibility.
GordonftStrobeok ie a new law firm in
Litohfield—Hon. H.L. Gordon of St. Cloud
and Chaa. H. Strobeok of Litchfield com
posing the firm. Mr. Gordon remains in
8 Cloud. The members ef the firm will
consult by telegraph when necessary.
Well, if doctors can prescribe by having
telegraphed to them the condition of the
pulse, we don't know but St. Cloud law
yers can straighten crooked legal problems
in Litohfield and Meeker county.
We had a nick-tie social at the Tinkham
House the other night The manner in
which the neck-tie affinities affected the
tempers of some who were yoked for the
supper table with those who were not affin
ities in sympathy or station, showed that
some pairs were merely coupled, not ma
ted. Over thirty dollars were raised to
add to the fund for the organ for the Pros
bytenari church in Litchfield. The fund
now amounts to about sixty dollars.
VOYAQEOB.
A COUNTY FAIR.
Am Emphatic Endorsement from Boat
tow, ronaty.
BgRTon COUHTT, April 17th, 1871.
EDITOR JOURNAL.—I am glad to see that
Taa JouRgAL is urging upon the people or
your county the importance of holding an
Agricultural Fair next fall. And if the
good people of St. Cloud will put the ball
in motion, I am sure that it can be made a
and benefit to all the 'farmers and
manufacturers. All agree that we have a
splendid country for stock raising, and we
should make it a very profitable branch of
industry. I am sorry 10 see so little inter
est taken in the matter of thorough-bred
animals. Our stock as general thing, is
of a very inferior quality, and it is high
lime, when butter brims from 25 to 40.ceuts
per pound an 1 cheese 20 cents, the year
round, that farmers waked up to their
cwn interests. Thi question is often asked
What can I raise or produce on my farm to
the he»t advantage, support my family, anl
cave a little money over and above, against
a time of need But it is not so easily
answered, from the want of knowledge and
experience in this new country. Let the
farmers of Stearns, Sherburne, Morrison
and Benton counties, discuss this sutject
through THR JOURNAL (I am sure every one
takee a copy who looks to bis own inter
est.) and next September have a fair in
city. .NOV* E.
[We will be glad to have this matter ful
ly discussed. Let our farmers, stook-rais
ers aud manufacturers wake up to the im
portance of folding a fair.—EDITOR Jocn
»AL.]
BISTOX COUNTY.
Various items.
SAOX RAFWS, April 18. 1871.
EDITOR JOUSRAL—Dr. H. McMahon,
who waa appointed Physician to the Indians
at Leech Lake, will goon return and make
8auk Rapida his home.
The ferry between this place and thejr.
west shore is making regular trips.
Farmers are busy putting in their grain.
They complain of the scarcity of help.
Capt Lueg, of your city, is to open a
meat market here.
OurSabbath sohools are all in a pros
perous condition.
I learn that Mr. Burgit wai soon have
his saw mill running.
DOOW RUHTRA.
PLOWS—I have been using one
Nicolas Lahr's new style cross-plows, and
am well pleased with it. I take pleasure
in recommending it to the public. I have
been using, in the same fields, plows from
other manufacturers, but Mr. Lahr's
beats them all.
—Canned and.dried fruits, fresh and
choice, at
—See advertisement of store aad farm
for sale.
—Hams, shoulders, pork and lard at
8mith's Grocery.
—Teas! Teas 11 Teas! II
Best in the market!
3 0 A E & O I
The atteatloa of Brewers is called te the
fact that we h^ve Thirty Bales of choice
Hope on hand for sale.
D. M. G. MURPHYftCO.,
St. Germain Street S Cloud.
rups.
The highest St. Paul prioe. for all hinds
of furs, is paid, as usual, by C. Sonnlten,
S Germain street, St. Cloud. Country
and trappers will find it to their
interest to give him a call before shipping
their fare below.
O •uaiBTssua E N
THB JOURNAL office has just received
very largo stock or new type, embracing
all the new varieties ia styles. Also, euts
cards, tags, etc. This office cannot be ex
celled tn the style of its job printing
Prices very low.
HIGHEST PRICK FOR WHEAT.
Farmers will take notice that Jos. Edel.
brook pays the very highest price in oash
for wheat.
—For delicious purified and healthy so
da water, go to
LiMPsaioa's.
WAHTSD—A number or cabinet and
ohair makers, at Spicer & Carlisle's Steam
Factory.
Address SPICSR & UARLISLR,
St. Cloud, Minn.
—Choice teas and coffees, direct from
New York, just received at Edelbrock's.
—Fresh groceries received every day, at
PAUL MOCKINHAOFT'S.
Cow TOR SALS.—-A first-rate milch oow
for sale. Inquire of
ALLRR & RUSSBLL.
—Fancy and staple groceries, at
LlHPRRIOn'S.
—Matt Laib, of Anoka, has entered into
a partnership with L. Robbers.
•—Paints, oils, varnishes, &c. at
ALLEN ft RUSSELL'S.
tST* Blank forme-tor bids for furnishing
Government supplies, for sale at this office.
Orders by mail promptly filled.
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Houss 10R SALR.—We offer for sale,
cheap for cash, a house and lot, north-west
of the Normal School, inquire at
ALLRR ft Br/ssxu's.
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In quantities to suit, at
D. M. G. MURPHYftCO.'S.
—Have you ever tried Nature's Hair
Restorative Ton wRl be delighted with it
Clean, safe, and efficient. It is driving all
the poisonous compounds out of the mar
ket. It is as clear as crystal. See adver
tisement.
FOUR Win WARTS IT 1—A Doty Washing
Machine and Universal Wringer. Boyd has
them. Best thing in use.
A BARGAIN —An Amerioan Shuttle Sew
ing Maohine, with black walnut case, en
tirely new, can be had at a decided bar
gain. Will be sold for $45 cash. Inquire
at this office.
—See new advertisement of E W. Clark
ft Co., Bankers, Dulu'h.
—Another oar load of Esterly Seeders
and Buckeye Drills, just received
AT GROVENOR'S.
at 1 1 11
—A full stock of lamps, for sale cheap
at Paul Moekenhaupt's.
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GOOD CHANCE.—Mr. H. Ottensmeyer of
fers for sale the Opera Saloon and fixtures
The stand is one of the best in the city.
Tbe etock on hand will be sold and crtdit
given for the entire amount of the pur
chase. This is a good opportunity for any
one who may want a desirable stand for a
saloon and restaurant. 4w
WHEAT WASTED.—Farmers having wheat
to sell will find it to their advan
tage to .-all on Z. Mitchell, before sel.
ling. Headquarters at U. C. Birbank's
office on St. 'erraain street.
—A lot of choice flavoring extracts end
perfumery, at I'aul Mck*uhaiipt'fl.
—Another car loau of ihose celebrate 1
Waitewaiei wagon*, just eceived,
ofJOHN
H. C. Maana.
8 Cloud Station, April 19 1871.
LIMPRRIOB'S.
—Bird-cage brackets, at Tobey ft
MitcheUV
—1000 gallons Ohiostone ware, cheap at
Smith's Grocery.
At ALLEN ft RUSSBLL'S.
—Look out for what Boyd will my next
week.
—Fairehild will be here all of next week,
and will sell clothing and dry goods at
lower figures than ever.
HI
—new prima, anJ a general stock of
new tpting goods,
Az RICHARDSON'S.
AT GROVENOR'S.
—"Neighbor, what's the hurry
"I am going to Smith's Grocery 1"
Minnesota Mutual
Insurance Company.'
HOME OFFICE:
s-A.i:isra
PATJL.
OFFICERS:
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O A O N SPORT,
JT. W A
ME.1DBNHALL,
R. COOK,
L. C. PORTER,
ISAAC .STAPLES,
E. D. B. PORTER,
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President.
Viea-Preaident.
Secretary,
Treasurer.
Med. Xxasilneri
DIRECTORS
H. H. SlBLRT,
J. C. BURBAHK,
HORACE THOMPSON,
0. B. TIRRRLL,
D. A. MORTPORT,
TRIOS. COCHRAN, JR,
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Rochester
Winona
Stillwater
MankatO
Guarantee Fund:
rioo.ooo!
Thit amount it deposited with the
State Treasurer for the
Ssouri of Policy Holders
ADVaHTAGE
S OFFERE THIS
COIPAIIY:
It keeps the money in the 8tate.
It insures Females without extra risk.
It is as liberal as is consistent with per
fect security.
It ts conducted by men whose Integrity
of character and business ability are well
known throughout the State.
It receives a high rate of interest on its
loans.
Its rate of mortality must bo low by rea
son of the healthful climate or Minnesota.
OHAS. A. BARROWS,
Special Agent,
Office in Minneapolia.
LL PAtaBS tei sale at•: %'rjpfr
I Ul HI» OFFICE
«#WW- dpV«Rri8WMBM8
E A E GASH,
One good 11-story dwelling house and
storeroom io Clearwater, (the store being
a 1 established business stand,) also, a
goodSO-aore farm, with house aud 17
acres of clearing, at Silver Creek, Wright
county. All will bo sold for $1800. In
quire of
JOHN VANDER8LUIS.
n40 4w 8r. Cloud, Minn
Groceries and Provisions.
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has purchased the stook of Family Grocer
ies and Provisions at Heopner's old stand,
and will continue the business at that
place. He guarantees to sell as
GOOD GOODS
as any other house in town, and at as
O W I E S
and asks a share of the publio patronage.
J. O. HUBER,
vl3 n40 St. Germain street, 81. Cloud.
MILL SITE!
ARD
WATER POWER!
1,000,000 FEET OF PINE
SAW LOGS!
200 ACRES OF LAND!
CROSSING OF PARTRIDGE RIVER
ON LINE OP
NORTH PACIFIC RAILROAD!
Good Chance to Invest!
About 40 miles west of Brainard. Proposals
invited either to buy out, or put up a mill
add saw logs. Further information next
week. Enquire of
O.E. GARRISON,
vl8n89 tf S Cloud, Minn.
NOTICE.
STATU or MINN., SECOND COLLECTION DIST.,
ASSESSOR'S OFFICE,
St Paul, April 20,1871.
Notice is hereby given that the lists,
valuations and enumerations of the annual
tax for 1871, madeand takenunderthe
excisePoultry—Turkey,
law of the United States Within the Division
numbered S, comprising the Counties of
Stearns, Benton, Morrison, Crow Wing, Cass
and Itasca, will be open for examination at
the office of JOHN COOPER, Assistant As
sessor in Saint Cloud, on tbe 1st day of
May, 1871, and immediately thereafter,
until the business is completed, for the pur
pose of hearing appeals that may be taken
from any assessments or valuations by the
Assistant Assessor of said Division.
R. N MCLAREN,
Assessor Second District ot Minnesota.
N a
A meeting of the Supervisors of the
TOWN OF CLINTON LAKE, County of
Sherburne, State of Minnesota, will be
held at 'he Sbeoolhouse at Big Meadows,on
the 29th day of April, A. D. 1871, at the
hour of-9 A. it. to receive tenders for the
REMOVAL AND RECONSTRUCTION OF
THREE BRIDGES,
now spanning Elk River in said town, ac
cording to plans and specifications to be
seen at the house of J. L. BRADY, Town
Clerk of said Town.
J. P. WILKINSON,
J. SULLIVAN,
FREU'K A. THOMIS,
89-8w Supervisors.
N a a
The nndenigned, Superintendent of Pchools in
Steanu eonnty, Minneeota, will conduct a public
examination of teachers at the following times and
placeK
On Thursday, the 4th day of May. 1871, between
the hoars iif 9 a.m. and p.m., at my om«-e in the
Town of St. Augueta, comprising the Towns ot Lyn
don, Vair Haven^Maine Prairie, St. Augusta, Rock
Tills, Waktfleld and Luxemburg, of tbe 4th Com
missioner DiHtrtct.
On Friday, the 5th day of May. 1871, between the
hoars of 9 a. m. and 3 p. m.. at the school hou-e in
District No. 47, in the Town 1 St. Cloud, compris
ing th let Commimiontr District.
On Monday, the 8th day ol May, 1871, between
the hours of 9 a. m. and 8 p.m., at the school house
in the village of St. Jeeeph, comprisinK the Towns of
St. Joseph. Le Sank, Brockway, Holding, Avon.
Albany, and Oak. of the 2d t'otmuislon-r District
On Tuesday, the 9th day of Hay 1871, between tin
hoars of 9 a. m. and 3 p. m.,at the school house in
'.he village of Bichiuond, comprising the towns of
Xden Lake, Mnnaon. Paynveville, Zion, Lake Hei.i y,
8L Ma tin,Crow Lake, anl N»rti fork comprising
tbe 3d Commission '{strict.
On Th rsday, the llth day of May. 1871, betweei
the urs of 9 a. at. and 3 p. m.. at the scho houso
IU District tic. 63, in town of Getty, comprising the
towne of Ashley, Oetty. drove, Melrose, Kijmoiid
:inil Sank t!entr»,of the 6th Conimi*-'iHer District.
Persona de« ring to teacli any school in Stearns
County, Minnesota, will pl«aM he in attendance at
the avow named times and places.
Geese,
Ducks,
Chickens,
Clear Pork lerbhl.
Mess
HKNRT SREBS,
Connty Snot, of Schools, Stearns Co.
St Augusta, Minn, Apr. 8,1871. 40-3w
JWANTED AGENTS.
Beventr-nve to two hundred dollars per month
everywhere male and female, to inuoduce the Genu
Imp--- red Common Sense Family Sewing Ma
chine. This machine will stitch, hem, fell, tu k,
bind, braid, cord, quilt and embroider in a most su
pericir manner. Price only $16. Pally warran ed JI
hve years. We will pay $1,000 for any machine that
will sew a s'tronge-, morebeautiful or more elastic seem
than ours. Itmikes the."ElasttcLockstitch." Every
second stitch can be cur,and still the cloth cannet be
pulled apart without trariatc it. We pay agents $75 to
$2JO per month and.expenses, or a commission trom
which twice that amount can be made.
For Circulars and Terms, at ply to or address.
0.BOWXB8AC0.,
63S Spruce Street, Philadelphia. Pa
CAUTIOH.—Do not be imposed upon by other parties
palming on* worthless cast-iron machines under the
same name or otle-wise. Ours is the only genuine
aad really practical eheap machine mauntctured. 40
N a a
THPersonallaw
E new providingfortbe collectinsr of the
*»ioperty Tax.approvcd March4th,1871,
proviJee:
"If the County Treasurer neglects or refuses to col
lect the taxes assessed upon personal property, by
DUTXSSS or otherwise and neglects to or refuses to
mare and flle,onorbetor« thefirstMonday In Janestruction
each year, wrth ta Clerk of the District Court ofbis
county, his affldarit stating his inability to collect
such taxforwant of goods and chattels whereon to
leryjtie shall be held responsible lor tbe whole amount
of such unpaid personal taxes, and the amount there
of shall lie deducted from bis salary, or tbefees ef
his office, by the County Auditor ana applied to the
fundsforwhich such taxes were assessed."
from the above it will be seen that the Treasurer
is forced to collect all Personal Property Tax, where
any gojds and chattels can be found, before the first
Monday In Jose. Ia order to do this I shall be
obligedtopot the list Into the hands of Collectors
by the 29th of April, this only riving about thirty
days to go over the entire County.
Tbe list will be retained in the office until the 29th
of April, and all persons paying before that time will
save themselves expense and trouble.
M.OANS,
County Treasurer, Stearns Co.
St. Cloud, April M, 1871. 8w
FOB SALE.
South-west quarter
South-west
South east
Northwest
South east
South-east
North-west
South-west
South west
North-east
North-west
SlOtlOH. IOWS. XAXOK.
30 128 33
10 123 34
12 123 34School
20 123 84(its,
23 123 34
29 124 84
35 124 84labeled
8 124 85been
8 124 34
10 124 34
11 124 84
The above lands will bo sold very eheap.
and on verj favorable terms. Parties
wishing either or all tho pieces, will please
address the undersigned, stating the terms
desired.
Apply to P.L.GREGORY,
Railroad Land Office, St Cloud.
Or to- CALVIN F. HOW,
n28-tf Box 2215. New Fork
E. O. JONES,
A I O
Washington avenue, oppottte Poet Office,
BEOS
to inform the inhabitants of 8t.
Cloud aad the surrounding district that
he proposes carrying on nis business at the
above* address, and hopes that by prompt
attention combined with reasonable charges
he may be favored with public patronag*.
EDWIN M. WRIGHT,
ATTORNB .AT LA W
Ofiee in BelTt Block, St. Get main Street
ST. CLOUD, MINNESOTA.
=9S
A E S
I8*- Cioon, April 20, 1871.
Wheat—But little coming in. Prices un
changed No. 95c a 1.00 No. 2,90o.
Oats command 46o.
Corn, shelled, 65a70o.
Barley—very little demand may be
quoted at 50a65o.
Rye, 65o.
Bran is worth $16 per ton, and scarce.
Hay, is of excellent quality this year, and
sells at $6.
Beans, $1.60 to $2.00. according to
quality.
Potatoes,- retail at $100 coming in
freely
Cheess—Minnesota, 20o Now York, 25o
Green apples are quite scarce at $7.60a
8.00 per barrel.
Butter—20a25c.
Eggs, 15o.
Wool, 85c.
Dty maple wood is worth $4a$4.60 for
full eard green maple, oak, &c, $4*$4.26
tamarac, *8.50.
AlinuKAFoias, April 19.
Wheat—$1.10
Corn—68c
Oats—50c.
MILWAUKEE April 19.
Wheat—Weak $132 for No. 1.
Corn—60c.
Oats—53jc.
O E A E
Clear
lumens ion
Stock boards......
1st Common......
2d omiuuQ
Soots
1st Sidiug
2d Siitlug
1st Flooring,
2d Flooring
Shingles
Pickets
.Lath
per $28 00a35 00
16 OOalS 00
... 17 00
16 00
13 00
8 00
23 00
19 00
^8 00
22 00
2 25a 3 50 a 4 50
8 00 a 10 00
2 25a2 60
Lumber can be had only at tbe yards.
S O A E
OarrteUd for Taa Jotnurat, by D.M. 0. Murphy tOo.
Mink No. 1 $2 00to4.60Raccoon....
Otter.. 6.00to7.0Martin
0
Fisher „.. 600to7.00RedFox
Wolverine...™ 3.00too.00Cross
Wolf—Timber 2A0 to 3.00
Bear ,.. 10.00
Cub Bear......... 3.00 to 6.00
Beaver, per lb......... 1.00
Beer Skins, per lb 20 to 25
Hides, dry 16
Hides, green 07
$ 60
3.00 to 10.00
1.40
Pox 3.00to6.00
Silver Grey 25.09to60.00
l-ynx 1.40
Badger «.„ S6
Skunk .................. 86
Winter Rat......... 0 to 10
Spring Kat 11 to 13
E A O A 1
OOBUOIBS WBIKLT BT COATSftf BIIJUX
Beef—en foot,
perqnarter,hind,|
fore,
atretail.
Veal—retail
Pork—dressed,
atretail.
Mutton—on foot
atretail,
aeii-^.
**$!•
11
0
8016
10al6
6J47
10A16
«}*4
10al6
IS
16
16
16
16
12
12
12
A.t» teaVK O O
OOKUOTBBWIIKLTBr DAVIg* OLABX
WH0LB84AB BSIAIt
XXX 5.50 per bbl. 6.00
XX 4.60 (.CO
Cornmeal, 2 00 2 00
bolted 8 00 80 0
A N S
We hare on band, printed from new
ype on good paper, a fail assortment of
legal blanks, including:
Deeds—Warrant}. Quit-claim, Mortgage
and Chattel Mortgage
District Court—Summons, Notices of
Trial, Notes of Issne and Executions.
Justice's Court—Summons and Sabpes
aaa.
To TOWN Orrionas.—We are able to
Ornish tbe following blanks to order, in
any quantity desired:
Order ot Supervisors laying out a new
road.
Release of Damages by Owners or Land.
Notice or laying ont or reads (for public
posting.)
Town orders, with stabs, bound or an
bound.
Affidavits to-be attached to all Bills, (for
town or county use.)
Bond of Town Treasurers.
Constable.
'I Justice or the Peaee.
Notice or election to Town Office.
Oath or Office of Town Officers.
Notice to Oiatrict Clerk of Election of
Justice of the Peace.
Notice or Election of Constable.
These blanks are suitable for any town
or oounty in the State.
Orders from the country, for large or
mail inn lues, filled at St. Paul prices
I
SPECIAL NOTICES.
GETTING MARRIED.
ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on the delights of
Moms, and the propriety or impropriety of getting
Married, with sanitiry for those who feel unfitted
tor matrimonial happiness. Sent free, in sealed en
velopes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box
P, Philadelphia, Pa.
MAHBIAOE GUID*..
EVERT vtNB HfS OWN DOCTOR.
A private instructor for marr cd persons or those
ibou to married, both male and fema'p, in every
thing concerning the physiology and relations of onr
sexual system, and the production and prevention of
offspring including all the new discoveries never be
ro given in Ihe English language, by WM. YOUNG,
M. D. This is really a valuable and interesting
wirk. It is written In plain language for the general
re ider, and is illustrated wi numerous engravings.
All young married people, or those contemplating
marriage, and having the a impediment to married
life, should read this book. It discloses secrets that
every one should be acquainted witb still It is a
book that most be locked up and not lie about the
house. It will be nt to any address on receipt of 60
cts Address DR. WM. YOUNG, No. 418 Spruce
Street above Fourth, Philadelphia. vl3nl6.6m
E E E A E
CRAIG
MICROSCOPE
Is an optical wonder, a he a
of id a sr is of per
manent use and practical availability, combining in
with amusement, and never losing its in
terest. It magnifies
TEN THOUSAND TIMES
a power equaltoother microscopes of manyjtlmes it
cost. Reveals countless little worlds, all around us
teeming with life, whichtothe naked eye must for
ever remain a sealed book—as a Vinegir, Ani
male in Water,Cheese Mites, sugar and Itch Insects,
Milk Globules. Claws and Hairs of Insects, Hundreds
of eyes in asingleeye of a fly. Bust of a butterfly's
wings to be perfectly formed feathers, the much
talked of Trichina Spiralis or pork worm, wbloh was
first discovered in America witb this Microscope.
It is of Infinite value to professional ssen, to teach
ers andtoetadsnts, tu nowhere is if greater at*
Mow on the family tabU within the reach ef even
member. I twill delight yourself, your children and
friends during the long winter evenings. I will
show you adulterations or ancleanliness of various
kinds in food, as sugar, tea, bread, meal, Ac.
I* IS Or IHBBTUUBLB TALUS TO TUB ABJGEB
examining insects which' prey upon his crops.—
The power of a $60 microscope, and so simple in its
construction that any child can use it uadentaad
ingly, and with appreciation,
A beautiful present, elegant, instructive, amusing,
and cheap. Over 60,000 sold.
During the past six years Us worth has been
testified toby thousands of ScieMtyte Jfea, farmers,
Teachers, Students, Physicians, Beads of Fasti
and othert.
Pries $3.00—8ent by mail PostPaid
very instrument Is neatly Nxed, and handsomely
with full dii actionsfornse. Thousands have
sent by mail.
Address, W. J. LINE8S CO,
Chicago.
FREETFREEI
"THB MICROSCOPE." a Monthly Journal of in
s'roctionforthe people—the mysterks of Nature
explained —interesting information on the wonders
of Creation—stories, sketches, Ac. Terms il.00 per
year. This Journal will be sent FREE for one rear
to any one purchasing a Orals' Microscope at the
regular price, $3,00 (Orals Microscope will be sent
poet-paid)
For sample copy, and our beautifully illustrated
and descriptive circulars, and eight page* of testi
monials of Craig Microscope, send three cent stamp
for postage to
W.J.URESS&CO..
Opticans, and Sole Proprietors of Craig and Novelty
Microscopes. CHICAGO, ILL.
AGENTS aud DEALERS, this Microscope sells in
every fiuntly on its merits, when exhibited. Large
Profits. Send for terms.
CHARLES B. HOWELL
A O N E AT LAW,
Notary Public, Real Estate and Insurance
Agent. Jndge of Probate of Meeker
County. Special attention to titles to
Public Lands, and to obtaining Land Pat
ems.
Litohfield, Meeker Couly Minn.
A
LL ORDERS FOB
JOB PRINTING
PROMPTLY FILLED
AT THIS OFFICE,
ataVa
7-30 Gold Loan
OF
Norta Pad Railroad.
Rapid Progress of the Work.
The building of the Northern Pacific Railroad,
(begun July last.) is boinK pushed forward wltTneat
»t.arg iron, bah extre.uill.s ot tbe line* I a
thousand men are employe in Minn™,u aiidoathe
Pacific coast. The grade is nearly completedTaa©
miles westward from Lake Superior trains »re run
nlog over 13 0 miles of finished road, and track
laying is rapidly progre-sing to the eastern border of
Dakota. Includiog its purchase of tbe St. Paul Pa
cific Road, tbe Northern Pacific Railroad now has
4 1 3 miles of completed road, and by September
next this will be increasedtoat least 56U.
A O O INVKSTJItffiNT. Jay Cooke A
Co., are now selling, and unhesitatingly recommend
as a Profitable and perfectly Safe investment, the
First Mortgage Land Grant Gold Bonds*! the North
ern Pacific Railroad Company They have 3 0 years
to run, bear Seven and Three Tenths per cent, gold
interest (more than 8 per cent, currency) and are se
cured by first and only mortgage on tbe as «UAO
AND a in aud also, as last as the Road is com
pleted,on
9 3 0 0 0 A E S O A I to every mile of
track, or 5 0 0 Acres for each $1,000 dollar Bond
They are exempt from S Tax Piincipal and In
tareat are payable in Gold Denominations: Coupons.
$100 to$1,000 Registere 100to$10,000.
L.AHD* e-OH O Nor.bern Pacific 7-oOs
at all times receivable a* tin rasoss*. ABOVSFAB,
exchange for the Company's lands, at elr lowest
cash price. This renders them practically ttoamt
BSAJUKa LAKDWAXJUBIS.
A ii O Tbe proceeds fall sales
of land* are required to be devoted to the repurchase
and cancellation of the First Mortga Bonds of tbe
Com auy. Tbe Land Grant of the Road exceeds Fif
ty Millions Acres. Thsimuien»e Sinking fund will
uudoubt«dly cancel the Principal of the Company's
bonded debt before it fail* due. With their ample se
curity an high rate of interest, there is uo invest
ment, accessible to the people, which, is more raonr
ABLB oa SAFE.
fcXt A N I N S W E I S
Thesaccess of the New Government 6 per cent. Loan
will compel the early surrender of 0 8 6 per cents.
Many holders of Five-Twenties are now exchanging
them for Northern Pacific Seven-Thirties, thus realiz
ing handsome profit, tnd greatly increasine: their
yearly income.
0 S rtlllKS—All marketable*
Stocks and Bonds will be received at tneir highest
current orice In exchaugeforNorthern Pacific Seven
Thiities. Expitiss CBABQBS on money or bonds re
ceived and on Seven-Thirties sent in return, will be
paid by the Financial Agent*. Full information, maps,
pamphlets, etc.,can be obtained on application at
any agency, or frrm the unders.gned.
roa SALK BT
JAY COOKE & Co.,
PHUAMXPHIA, NSW YOBS WASHIHGTOH,
Financial Agents Northern Pacific R. R. Co.
..By BANKS and BANKERS generally throughout
fhe. country.
T. C. McCLURB, Banker.
And BANK OF ST. ULObD,
Agento. St. Cloud, Minn.
Bankers, Chicago, General Agents for Minnesota.
Wisconsin, Illinois and Northern Indiana.
E. W. CLARK & CO.,
BANKEES,
DULOTB, Mm*., MARCH 28,1871.
Having opened a Branch of oar Phila-
delphia Banking House in the City of La.
lath, we are now prepared to receive De-
posits, make Collections and furnish Ex-
change on all the Principal Cities of the
United States and Europe.
We are also prepared to make Loans on
Grain stored in the Duluth Elevator, and
to Negotiate Paper drawn against Ship-
ments of Grain and Flour.
nSfcsm
B. W. CLARK A CO.
Duluth, Minn.
ELECTION NOTICE.
CITY CLERK'S OFFICE,
CITY OF ST. CLOUD, MINN., April 13, 1871.
Tbe Annual Charter Election for the city
or St. Cloud, will be held on MONDAY,
THE FIRST DAY or MAT SEXT, between the
hours or nine o'clock in the forenoon and
five o'clock in the afternoon, at the follow
ing places in the different Wards of the
City, TIE
Ward One, at the Everett School House
Ward Two, at the Store recently occu
pied by J. 0. Crumroett.
Ward Three, at the Court House.
Ward Four, at Euderlee'a Brewery.
Tho Officers to be elected are:
CITY OFFICERS.
A MAYOR, for the term of one year.
A THEASVEIR, for tbe term of one year.
WARD. OFFICERS.
FIRST WARD.—One Alderman, for the
term of three years one Member of the
Board of Education, fo tbe term of three
year.
PIOOND WARD.—One K\ lcrmnn, for the
term of three years one Member of theBees,
Board of Education, for the term of three
years.
THIRD WARD.—One Alderman, for the
term of three years one Member of thefric
Board of Education, for tbe term of two
years ore M- mber of the Boaid of Educa
tion, for the term of three year'.
FOUUTH WARD.—One Alderman, for tbe
term of three years one Member of the
Board of Education, for the term of three
years.
By Order of the Common Council.
NATHAN BARNES,
St.Cloud. Apnl 18.1871. City Clerk.
A I O N S A E
The following desirable business lot" on
Washington Avenue, south of Davis ft
Clark's feed store), St. Cloud, will be sold
at publio auction to the highest bidder, on
MONDAY, THE URST DAY OF MAY,
1871, at 2 o'clock p.
The North 22 feet of Lot 2, in Block "E,"
Wilson's survey.
The Middle 22 feet oflot 2, in Block "E,"
Wilson's surTey.
TERMS—25 p-r cent, cash 25 per cent,
in twelve months 25 per cent in eighteen
months 25 per cent, in twenty-four months,
with eight per cent, interest.
NOTICE
KERR ft COLLINS. Agents.
FOR SALE.
Tho HOUSE AND LOT in Block "D,"
Lot 4, in the City of St. Cloud, Minn., 22
feet front on Washington avenue, and 122
feet deep. The house is 16x30 one story
and a half high, with a cellar 16x20. It
has been used as a saloon, and is one of
the best locations in the oily. It is thirty
yards from tbe Central House, and the
second door from T. G. MoClure's Bank.
Price $2,000. For information concern
ing this, inquire of T. C. MoCLTJRE, St
Cloud, or the owner, who will be in St
Cloud about the middle of Jnno.
DR. R. I. CROMWELL,
may26 New Orleans. La.
ST S a
is hereby given, that pursuant to the
judgment of sale rendered In a certain action
pending in tbe District Court. for the Seventh Judi
cial District, Connty of Stea ns. and State of Minne
sota, wherein CharlesD. Kerr and Loren W. Collins
are plaintiffs, and Edward Wasche and Maria Wasche
bis wife, and B. Dean, 8.8.Murdoch and William
White,copartners as Dean. Murdork Co., are de
fendants, bearing date April 19th, 1871, and duly en
tered in said action, I will sell at public auction, to
the highest bidderforcash, at the front **or of
the Court House in the city of St. Cloud, in the
County of Steanu, ID the Stan of Minnesota, oa
the third (3d) day of Jtne Anno Domiri, 1871,
at tw.i (2) o'clock in the afternoon, the following
described real estate situate and lying in the
County of Stearns and State of Minnesota, known
and designated as follows, vis The west half of the
south wmt quai ter of section twenty* ven, and the
west half of the north wes quarter of s« ctlon thirty
four (84), all in township one hundred and twenty
four (124) north, range thirty-two (32) west, con
taining one hundred and sixty acres according
government survey.
THOS.C.ALDEK,
Sheriff of Stearns county, Minn.
Dated St. Cloud Mian., Apr. 10th, 1871.
KBBB A Counts,
Pl'fls Att'ys, St Cloud, Minn. apr207w
Specia E on Notice
NOTICE
is hereby given that on the FIRST TUE8-
t« I
A
(being the 2d day ofMay, A J*
1871,at the nana! places of section In the sev
eral Wards of the (Sty of St. Cloud, in the county of
5
0
OP"** o'clock a
the morning, and will continue open until 6 o'clock
in the afternoon of the same day, to votefor,or
'A«t" to test the validity and provide for
tbe equitable adjustment of certain State Railroad
'Bonds.
The ball ota at such election upon the question sub
mitted shall have written or printed thereon as fol
lows: Those favor of this act. For Arbitration a
Minnesota State Riilroad Bonds. "Yes."
Those sg»inst the set. For Arbitration on Minneso
ta State Railroad Bonds, '•No."
Dated, this 13th day of April, A.D. 1871.
NATHAN JT. BARNES,
City Clerk.
W. HENDERSON.
Dealer in and Manufacturer of
Boots, Shoes and Rubbers
JSSJT* Custom work done in the beat style
Repairing neatly and promptly done.
On Washingtn avenue, next door to Met*
rota's Cl«Uu»g store 4ga
St. Cloud, Minn., November. 1870
Burns, Scalds, FeTer
Sores, Tooth Ache. Ear
Ache, Head Ache,
no difference how
bad nor what
it proceeds
from.
Chapped Lips, Chapped Hands, Stings of
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
ion.
For Tooth Ache, saturate a little cotton
with it 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 oil Pain will Instantly Cense.
Prepared and Sold by the Inventor and Pro
prittor,
ALFRED NESMITH,
At his Laboratory,
3 8 S 6 a S a a a
And all Druggists and Dealers Every
where.
Tl2-n44
PATRONIZE
TOUR
BY
L. SHELDON,
DEALER I
STANDARD FARM MACHINEAT
J. I. Case & Co. Threshers,
Geiser
Vibrator
Tornado
Whitewater Wagons,
Ohio Champion Reapers & Mowers,
Little
New-Yorker Reaper,
Kirby Reaper,
HubBard Dropper,
Hubbard Mower,
Meadow King Mower,
Hollingsworth Sulky Rake,'
Revolving
Racine Fanning Mills,
Breaking and Cross Plows,
Cultivators—of every description,
Single and Double Shovel Plows,
Corn Planters, &c., &c.
A Large Stock of EXTRAS al
ways on Hand.
A.. GrROVElSrOR,
CLOTOEillSrGt!
GEEAT EEDUCTION
IK
PRICES OF CLOTHING!
Particular attention is called to the
SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS!
St Germain street, St. Cloud, Minn.
Offered in all kinds of
'Hail to the Chief Who In Triumph
Advances."
THE EIGHTH WONDER OF THE WORLD
CLOTHING, FUR_ GOODS, &C„ &C.
This Great Chance for S A I N O N E will last for a short time oaly
I E S I S
E A E A I
ABB
NEURALGIC CURE
AND
Magical Fain Extractor.
IT WILL REMOVE ALL PAIN AT ONCE,
And* Immediately Cure
Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Lumbago, Sciati
ca, Pain in the Back and Side Sprains,
Stiff Joints. FroifP Limbs, Chil
blains, Cuts. Wounds, Bruises
HOME
lflANUFACTURERS
BUYING
[FURNITURE
OF
SPICER & CARLISLE.
Rooms on St. Germain St., St. Cloud
apposite theC atholic church. T12-
from the Detroit Mechanic and Inventor.
THR GOOD TIMR COM.—The patent so
long held by Wheeler & Wilson for the fonr
motion reed sewing maohine. has at last
expired, and an extensiou has been refus
ed. The day has gone by when a machine
oosting but from $15 to $30 can be sold
at from $60 to $126. We see that the
American 8huttle Sewing Machine Compa
ny, of Detroit, are first in the field with a
maohine embodying all the best features of
the more costly article, and- while their
machines ara in every particular, as per
fect in their adaption to all classes of
work as the Wheeler & Wilson, Grover ft
Baker, and Singer, they are aow disposing
of them at nrices ranging from. $26 to $40.
This is certainly an immense reduction,
and its effects are already to be seen in the
large orders received, and the large ship
ments mar's daily by the Amerieaa 8huttle
Sewing MachineCompany, 116 Bates street,
Detroit.
Mr. Jacob CUson is the General Agent
for Iowa and Minnesota. Send him stamp
for circular and sample work. He wants
lire agents eTerywhere. Extra induce
ments offered. Address Jacob Claforn.
est Union, Iowa.
F. TALCOTT
Watchmaker and Jeweler
CLOCKS WATCHES.
Silver and Plated Ware,
SPECTACLES
O IFIEHSTS,
Table and Pocket Cutlery,
fcc, (fee, jket
E A I I N
Faithfully doneandsatisfactiongaarantaard
ALSO, ENGRAVING.
Washington arenae, a' few doors from
Central H-"ise, on opposite side.
ST. CLOUD. MINNESOTA.
NATURE'S
HAIR RESTORATIVE.
Contains no a Sulphur—No Soger «f LMS—X
Litharge—No Nitrate of SiWer and Is anMrslj has
from the Poisonous and HeaitkHtasttwylBg DBBBB
used in other Hair Preparations.
Transparent and clear as crystal. It will a el sel
the finest frbrio-periectlT 8AfX,CLRAX a a
CISST—decideratmms LONG SOUGHT 1 0 A I
fOUNDATLAST!
It restores and prerents the Hair frost becesnlag
Gray, Imparts a soft, closer appearance, remotes
Dandruff, Is cool and refreshing to the head, eberks
tbe hair from falling off, aad restores it to a great
extent when prematorely lost, prevents Headaeae,
cures all Humors, cataeont erapUOBS,and SBBSlsasl
?!?,*•, 'Z.DB*»M"G tor the Hair I Is the tos
Article la the market.
Or. G. SMITH, Patentee, Gorton JaneMea, Has*
Paeparedonly by PROOTRR BROTHERS, 0'eases
ter, Mass. The Genuine is put up In a panel settle
made expresslyforit with name of the article fclewa
I eg'iss. Ask your Druggist fer •stare's Haw
I .esiorsi re, and take no other.
?or s-i '.oby C.8CHULTRN CO..
*a* TICHNOR. TOMtAH CO.. St. W a
?umps. Lightning Rods!
S a E
Is still engaged in manufacturing the
WOODEN PUMPS which hare gtvesj
such universal satisfaction throughout
Northern Minnesota.
He has also purchased John B»
Clark's interest in the
lrest Pump and LlgMalmf Kot
Business, and is prepared to presiait*/
fill aU orders.
Aleo, Well Cleaning done.
Shop on Washington arcane, nexl doer
to the Fletcher House.
St. Cloud, Feb. 21, 1871. ol
ST. CLOCD
MARBLE_WORKS.
HERSGHMC MBBERBIICR,
DRAIXR8 Of
Monuments & Gravestones
Aleo, Contractor* for all kinds of
Stone Cutting to! Order.
St. Germain street—two doors east ef Us*
Catholic church. nS7
N O W A O A S
600 bushels ef genuine Norway Oats, far
sale eheap. Also Timothy, Bed Top, Blew
Grass, Hungarian, Millet aad Clover Seed.
Fresh Garden and Flower Seeds.
Norway Oats, $ 1.00 per buthel.
M. C. IOIMAX 4 Co.,
ftwotwiwj t» ttskjoV, Tdpaaek^fc