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I S I S I S O A A CORIf S A
Indian corn is a semi-tropioal pro
duct, atd it it reaches maturity in
Northern climate, it mu^ be of an ear
ly variety. While wo do not thinL
^fuinuasota is a natural corn producing
State, lifco Missouri, yot, when pLated
early, and properly ca^d for, we never
kuc'.: a failure. Wo do not uaeno to be
c&derstood is wyv L*''t it is eveny
year a sur -i cf! over x'^ S btfi
tro Lever knew an instance but that
WL-~ or our farmers had a good erop
eve year, and this, too, when we were
vioitcd by late frosts in the spring, and
irly frosts in the fall.
We believe, as a general rule, our
ferae, axu juone to work their corn
crops too much and too deep during
their growth, particularly after the corn
is in the*tassel. The roots oi the oorn
•ud frequently out with a shovel
plov?, which requires time for new roots
to form, thus putting back the growth
and early maturity. The stalks, alter
the visitation of the jurv thus inflict
ed, are left sprawling all over the
ground, which necessarily puts the crop
back several days.
We think it is demonstrated beyond
a doubt, that the corn crop of Minneso
ta should be cultivated in the early
stages of its growth. It should be
plowed and cultivated frequently, until
the weeds are thoroughly killed, after
Which only the surface of the ground
should be worked. The roots of tie
oorn should never be disturbed.
We do not care how much the ground
is worked in the middle of the rows,
but our farmers msy depend upon it
that the more they cut and slash up
the roots with the shovel plow, or any
other plow, the less likely they will be
to have an oarly and good crop. This
system is too much of good thing in
the eultivstion of afield of oorn.
But what varieties to plant. The
North fiiver is a sure erop. So is the
King Philip, the Canada, the Vermont
and other varieties of flint, though it
is questionsble if these varieties are as
profitable as the dent. It is said, too.
that the flint is not so good for bread,
or for feeding stock as the dent—all of
whieh we expect is truo.
The only advantages 'the flint oan
possibly have is that it my be a tew
days earlier than the dent, but we be-man.
lieve there are varieties of dent quite
ss profitable as the flint, and we believe
the dent will yield more to the sere.—
The best varieties of the latter are the
Ohio common dent, and the early Indi
an!, white dent, which our farmers will
doubless find profitable.
We have no hesitation in recom
mending farmers to plant com. Under
ordinary circumstances, and in most
seasons, it can be put down as a
profitable crop. There is no crop a far
mer takes more pride in thun a good
field of corn. We think Minnesota
may venture to be put down as a corn
Btata.—Farmers1 Union.
S O O W S
A correspondent of the Western
Rural says
I have noticed a number of recipes
in your paperjbr the cure of foot rot
In sheep, and as it is a most loathsome
disease, and is sure to give the owner
of sheep the "blues," I will give a rec
ipe which 1 have used on several
flocks with complete success. Take
blue vitriol and pulverize it thoroughly,
and mix it with lard a as to form a
blue salve, and after cleaning the
sheep's foot and paring off all loose
horn apply the salve to the affected
part with a small paddle prepared for
the purpose. Continue to apply the
salve once a week to all the sheep,
whether lame or not, for about eight
weeks in succession, and you are sure
to core. A good deal depends on par
ing the foot before aplying the salve.
O W O A A O S I N 1 S
Io answer to this question put by
one of its contributors, the American
Agriculturist has the following It
depends «n the breed, the food at com
mand, the conveniences tor feeding, the
probable price for pork next fall, and
the price a year henee. We should pre*
mite, however, that in any case the
pigs should have all they will eat of
some kind of food. The only differ
ence to be made between growing pigs
find fattening pigs is in the character
ofthe food. A fattening jig requires
rich, concentrated food a growing pig
ft more bulky and less nutritions food
'. but in either ease, the pig, to do well,
must have all it will eat. If you have
ft small boned, woll bred pig, such as
ft grade Esses or Berkshire or Suffolk*
we think it would be far more profit
... ftble asftrule to fatten'spring pigs than
to winter them over. Let them have
the raft of a elover pasture, all the milk
and slop from the bouse, and all the
Coin ind other grain in water twenty,
four hours before feeding. If well
breed, snob treatment should give jour
•you pigs that will dress 300 pounds
by the first of December. On the other
hand, if you have a ooarse, large-boneJ
breed of pigs, the better plan will be
towiater them over. In this case,
givo them the run of a good elover pas
tare, plenty of water, .what waste from
the house you have to spare, and a
little grain to keep them growing as
tepidly as possible.
—A prize of ten dollars was recently
offered to any member of the Georgii
fceaeheTs' Inattfcts who would write
and spell correctly the words in the
following sentence "It is an agreeable
sight to witoass the unparalleled em
barrassment of a harnessed pedlar at
tempting to gauge the symmetry of a
faded onion, which a sibyl has stab
bad with a poniard regardless of the
"inmandoes of the lilies of the cornelian
hue." Thirty-eight teachers oom
poted for the prise, but not one was
successful.
—Mrs. Jones says: "I believe I've
£Otiha tenderest-heartedboys in theFarmiriand
jjgfeU. I ean't tell one of 'em to fetch
ft pdl of water but he'll bunt out ery-
O A E O S O N
O. E
D. A. MoNTPOKT,
Tnoa.CocunAN, Ja,
R. J. MENDK.NIIALL,
JOHN R. COOK,
L. C. PORTEK,
ISAAC NT.VPI.KS,
E. D. B. PORIBB,
T?iT'^?rr--
:-.-.•*«* .-«:' -•—t Ji.-X*v Sa* V- ^Jr*^^*^* :«»T»|»,N,WK*/i.
—In Charlotte Bronte's recently,
published letters, she thus expresses
her views regarding marriago: "Do hot
by over persuaded to marry a man yoo
oan never respect—I do not say love}
hc-\M^11 think, if you can respect a
person befoio marriage, moderate love,
at least, will c-mo afhr, and as to
in-MOULDINGS
tense pulsion, am oonvinoed tbat it is
no desirable feeling. In the first plane,
i, •reli'-it &i jicer meets with a
qui.ul and, in the second place, if it
did, the feeling would only bo temper*
it would last the honeymoon, and
then, perhaps, give place to disgust
Cv tainly, this would be the .ease on
the man's part and on the woman's—
God help her if she is left to love pas
sionately and alone."
—A lady in London got the idea in
to her nead that the devil was in her,
and hung herself. If women go to,LUMBER
banging themselves for a little thing
like that, they are going to be very
scarce, that's all
—The combined capital of the
Rothschilds' banking-houses in Lon
don, Paris. Frankfort, and Vienna,,is
five hundred million dollars.
—A New Yorktailorwas startled the
other day by the return of a bill which
he sent to a magazine editor, with a
notice that the manuscript was respect
fully declined.
—A minister asked a tipsy fellow
leaning up against a fence where he
expected to go when he died. "If I
ean't get along any better than I do
now," he said, "I shan't go any
where."
—Greeley wrote something about
'•Suburban Journalism Advancing."
The compositor thought it was one of
his agricultural articles, and launched
out wildly on "Superb Jerusalem Arti
chokes."
-—It is character which constitutes a
It is character whieh directs
revolutions, influences assemblies end
governs crowds. Intellect (esprit) is
notning in comparison with it.—Mad
ame Roland.
—When a man dies, the people ask,
"What property has be left behind
him?" But tho angels, as they bend
over bis grave, inquire, "What good
deeds hast thou Sent before thee
Mahomet.
Minnesota Mutual
LIFE
Insurance Company.
HOME OFFICE:
j^xurrr
S I E
O
O
O A MOM O
J. S W A St.
JPJLUTJ.
OFFICERS:
President.
Vice-President.
Secretary.
Treasurer
Med. Examiner*
DIRECTORS
SiBLur,
J. C. BUEBAITR,
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Rochester
Winona
Stillwater
Mankato
Guarantee Fund:
SIOO.OOO!
This amount is deposited with the
State Treasurer for the
Security of Policy Holders
ADVANTAGES OFFERED BY THIS
COMPANY:
It keeps the money in the State.
It insures Females without extra risk.
It is as liberal as is consisteut with per
fect security.
It Is 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 be low by res
son of the healthful climate of Minnesota.
CHAS. A. BARROWS,
Special Agent,
Office in Minneapolis.
ESTABLISHED IN 1856.
CITY DEC". STORK
S MARLATT.
A
Drugs.Medicines,Chemicals
FANCY AND TOILET
^KT IOLT1S
SPONGES.
Brushes Perfumery &c.
JCeroieneorOoal
OIL AND LAMPS
Physician's.Tre'crip'ionscarefullTeom.
pounded, and order answered with oare
anddispatch.
ssass
H.
AM
Manufacturer of
SASH & DOORS,
CASINGS,
A E S
STORE FRON2S,
SCROLL Jl ORE,
I
—It is your every day experiences
which will cultivate you—the little
silent workings within and without
slower, perhaps, than the uprisal of a
ooral island, but just as sure. It mayPLANING,
take years to bring you above the sur
face, but every shell that you throw
off raises you so mueh higher,
2-VMP TOJOIZQ,**
WINDOW AID wvnftlAMES
INSIDE A«D OUTSIDE BLINDS,
CORNICES, STORE DOORS
BASE, PRIMED AHD
GLAZED SASH, 4c, fto,
RE-SAWING. SCROLL SAW
ING AND JOB WORK of
every description
done to or
der.
DRESS-
3D FLOORING,
SIDING. PICKITS and
ripped to bills, for sale.
All orders by mail prompt
ly attended to.
A LlberaDiscount to Dealers
Office and Factory on Washington ave
nue, next door to the Bridge, St. Cloud,
Minnesota.
St. Cloud. May 26th. 1869.
AI
Farming, Stock Breeding,
Wool Growing,
Dairying, Poultry Ke ping, £«?.
Bound in handsomely tinted covers. It
has a
VETERINARY DEPARTMENT
under the charge of one of the ablest Pro
fessors in the United States, who answers
through Tnn JUUBNAL, free of charge,,
alltion
questions relating to Sick, Injured or Dis
eased Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Swine or
Poultry. This makes it a very valuable
work for reference, and an almost mdia
peusible eomp mion to all interested in
titoek-breedine. The low price at which it
is published ($1 00 a year) brings it with
in the reach of all, while the Ppleudid In
ducements offered to Agents and Prem
iums to Subavrit'ers make it to the inter
est of every Farmer and Stock Breeder to
extend its circulation. Send Stamp foi
Specimen Copy, large Illustrated Show
Bill and Premium List. Oet up a Club and
obtain one of the many valuable Premiums
offered, consisting of Chester White,
Berkshire, Suffolk. tgio and BHS Pigs,
Short-H orn, Alderney, Ayrshire and De-one
von Calves, Southdown, Cotswold and
VIerino 8heep, Cashmere Goats, Pure-Breed
Poultry, orway Oats, Seeds, Agricultural
Implements, Pianos, Watches, Silver Ware,
Books, Ac, &o. Specimen Copies sent
free.
Address N P. BOTE* & Co Publishers,
Parkersburg, Chester Co., Pa.
AJLJLi O N O I N
We will give the Stock Journal for one
year GRATIS to all new subscribers to
THB JoumiiAt who will remit $2.
This offer will hold for only a limited
time.
WARNER'S
W a a has never failed
(not even In one case) to core the yery worst cases of
Bllud. Itching or Bleeding Piles. Those who are af
flicted should immediately call on their drtugist and
gei Wamer'i Pile Remedy,- It is expressly for the
Piles, and is not recommended to cnie any other dis
ease. It has cured many cases of over thirty years'
staudiug. Price #1. For sale by druggists everywhere
S E S I A
W a O a is prepared
expressly for Dyspeptics and those mnering with ha
bitual Goetiveness. It is a si gluly stimulating ion
ic and a splendid appttizer it strengthens the stom
ach and restores the digestive organs to their Uealihy
state Weak, nervous and dyspeptic perso .» should
use Warner't Dyspeptic Tonic. For Bale by druggists.
Price One Dollar.
rt
O N O O E
W a a a is healing, soft
ening and expectorating. The extraordinary power
it possesses in immediately relieving and eventually
curing the most obstinate cases of Coughs. Colds,
Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Influenza, Catarrh, Hoarse
ness, Asthma aud Consumption almost incredible.
So prompt is the relief and cert.iin its effects tu ail
the above cases, or any affection of the throat aud
lungs, tbat tLousauds of physiciaus are daily pie
scribing It, and one and all say that it is the most
healing and expectorating medicine known. One
dose always affords relief, aud in most cues one bot
tle effects a cure. Sold by druggists, iu large bottles
Price One Dollar. It is your own fault if
cough and suffer. The Balsam will cure.
you will
W I N E O ULFE.
The great Blood Purifier and Delicious Drink
W a or W of a re
Is free from any poisonous drugs or impurities, being
prepared for those who require a stimulant. Ii is a
splendid appetiser and ionic, and the finest thing iu
Hie world tor purifying th- blood. It is the most plea
sant and deUcioue article ever offered to the pui.lic.
far upesior to brandy,« biskey, a ine, bitters, or any
other article. I Is more healthy, and beeper. Both
male and female, young and old, can take the Wine
of Lite. It is, in fact, a lite preserver Those who
wish to enjoy good health an a tree flow 01 llve
,7 spirits, will do weU to take the Wine of Ufa. It
different from anything ever before in nse. I is
•old by by druggist*. Price $1.00, in quart bottles
E E N A O E
W fc.sumi is the only ar
cle known to the Whites, lit will ore in ever*
rate.) Where is the family in whieh this importon
medicine is not wanted Mothers, this is tue great,
est bleating ever offered you, and y« should immedi.
ately procure it. It is also as re cure tor female Ir
regularities, and may be depended upon in every case
wueretbe monthly flow hat been Obstructed though
cold or disease. Sold by druggist*. Prise $1.00 or
sent by mail on recetm of %IM.
Adore** eie State street. Chti ago.
N O E S O E S
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
SAINT PAUL,
Sole Agents for Minnesota.
For sale In St. Cloud by—
flCKHOB TOLMAK & CO.
C. SOUULTU CO.
AUBM ft RVSSUL.
8. MAELATT. vollSnl7
Wanted Agents-for oar new work
PHYSICAL LIFE
or
OtOat
Physician tfrom the country
will find'our Stock of Medicines complete
warrantedgenuitte ,ando tut hee iqumUt
Washington Avenue, 81. Cleu
WOMAN.
By Dr. Geo. H. Naphey. In both Eng
lish and German. Price $2.00. This
brave, pare book is the great success of the
year, and is selling at the rate of thousands
of copies per month. Among late reports
are: 89 in nve days, 118 in one week, 87
in one day, 278 in three weeks, fto. Many
•genu never order less than 160 to 800
copies at a time. 6,600 copies have been
sold in a single county. Send for pamphlet,
Address, £, HANNrAFORDftCO.,
Publisher,
168 South Clak Street, Chicago.
S A I O 1 S 3 0
WELCH & GRIFFITHS.
a S a S a
Superior to all other*. Axes.Files,Cast Steel, Mill
Furnishings, and Machinery, the best, they wil
prove the cheapest.
S S ."^Bg
4*r*S*nd tor Price List and Circulars, -sn
W *k S
a a or it
A.
S. MARLATT
1
LL ORDERS FOB
JOB PRINTIKCr
PROMPTLY FILLED
10,000 New Subscribers
Long or Sh^rr
1 -n45
OYER 400 PAGES
or
READING MATTIR FOB ONE DOLLAR!!
Tnn
American Stock Journal,
A large Handsomely Illustrated Month
ly, containing 82 to 4o large Double Col
umn Pages, filled with original matter from
the ablest writers in the country, on the
various subjects oonneeted with
TALES AND SKETCHES
Will be in each number.
In addition,
THE JOURNAL
Best Family Newspaper in
Minnesota.
SPLENDID PREMIUMS.
To any of our present sub
scribers who renew, paying for
year in advance, ($2.00,)
we will send post-paid,
To NEW subscribers we will
send either of the above books,
and in addition, either of the
following PREMIUMS—the
magazines or papers being for
one year:
-. .»j|*w».»*u,_. -.
•ton. THI
ST. CLOUD JOURNAL
VALUABLE PREMIUM&
It is our desire to have
THE JOURNAL
reach every
household in Northern Min
nesota. It is devoted to the
interests of this part of the
State, and we intend to make
it of interest to the people
who live here, and to those
abroad as well.
THE JOURNAL
will contain its u«ual variety
of ktate and General News,
Agricultural InfovmatioD, Lo
cal Items, Market Reports
from home and from abroad,
Correspondence, etc, etc.
In addition, the preLent sys
tem of local correspondence
from the different towns in
Northern Minnesota will be
continued during the coming
year. No labor or expense
will oe spared to maintain
for
ffitou.8 lottuttal
FIXE PREMIUMS TO SUBSCRIBERS!
1871. WANTED! 1871.
The Excelsior Magazine.
An illustrated family magazine, devoted to
stories, sketches, fashions, household
matters, &o. 42 pages.
W O S O E
Wood's Household Magazine.
One of the most popular magatlnes of the
day. Each number contains a Prise Sto
ry besides Music Paternal, Young
N I ED S A E S WATCH COMPANY
Manufacturers of all grades of American Watches, Pendant Winders, Key Winders,
and both Nickel and Frosted Movements.
Thefinergrades all having three pairs of Conical Pivots, Cap Jeweled, in gold set
tings, and accurately adjusted to Heat, Oold and Position and all, even in the cheap
est grades, have the Straight Line Esoapement, with exposed Pallet Jewels, and Hard
ened and lempered Hair Hfrings and for our late improvement in stem winding me
chanism we claim a Strength, Simplicity and Smoothness hitherto unattained in any
other manufactory—at home or abroad.
Constantly on hand full hues, all sizes, in Gold, Silver, Diamond Set and Magio
Oases, Alinute Repeaters, ludependent \, 15 split and fly-back seconds, far taking
three different times. Price list furnished the Trade on application, enclosing business
card. Foi sale bj the trade generally.
Wholesale Rooms,, 13 Maiden Lane, N. T.
Chicago, 111.
New fori, Jan. IT, 187a
WATCH NO. 1089.—Bearing trade mark "Frederic
Atherton Co., Marion, N. J.." manufactured by
United Stales Watch Co., ha* bevn carried by me
from December, 1888, to January 17th, 1870. it* total
variation being only two necoud* in the euUre time.
L. JB. CUiriENUEN, Late Kegwter V. 8. l'reara.y.
WAICH No. 11-24—Rearing trade mark "Frederic
Atherion* Co.," mauutectared by United State*
watch Co. han ueeu carried by me *evea month* to
tal variation from me.tn time beiua only seconds.
A..L. limsi, I'.edtdent N. J.U. B. I CO.
We are pleased to refer below to a few well known parties wLo have am»
rtificates, as to the i-upertority of the U. S. Waich Co. Watches.
8. P. BOUNDS,
Kane,OMeago,IB.
B. T. PHELPS,
Conductor N. J. Cen.B.B.
HOR. SAMUEL MKKKILL,
Governor of Iowa.
QBO. LOVI8,
Af/t Toledo. Wabash and Western Railway
1 4 3 a S
Tonic of Health
BALSAM.,
Throat Consumption aud Herotnloua
Blood. Prescription of the late Dr. Eaiton,
chair of Materia Medica, University of
Glasgow, Scotland. Full 80s. bottle. $1
Four os, 60o.
tsW Review circular Tonic of Health, at
our stores.
Sold and Guaranteed nneqnaled by
8. MARLATT,
TICKNOR, TOLMAN & CO.,
Dealers in Drugs and Mediants,
vlS-25 St. Cloud. Minn.
rpBE FINELE A LYON 8EWIMG MA
1 CHINE, with Dr?p Feed, new Take-up
new Hammer, Ac, ia now offered to agenta
•n more liberal terms. Also, Second-hand
Machines in exchange, or the new im
provements applied.
Eve-y Machine is warranted First-Class.
and if the purchaser dees not so regard it
after a fair trial, he can return it and
money refunded.
N. B.—Wanted. Traveling Agents to
visit each town, distributing circulars, ex
plaining the improvements, etc., etc., who
can make $200 per month. Address
LYON'S'MUTUAL S. M. CO.,
Union Square, 33 East 17th St., New Yore
/-LD PAPERS for sale at
AT THIS OFFICE, VJ HIP OfFIGfiI
I
Men's, Young Ladies', Children's and
Miscellaneous Departments,.' 80 pages.
Western Home.
A magazine devoted to Home Interests,
Instruction and Entertainment for Old
and Youn Each number contains a
Sermon by Henry Ward Beecher. The
Magazine has lately been much improved.
15 (broad) pages.
Farmer's Union.
The only Agricultural paper published in
Minnesota, and one of the best in the
country. Hasjust been enlarged to a 24
page paper, aud is one that every farmer
in Minnesota should have.
Tlie American Stock Journal.
One ofthe standard Agricultural magazines
of the United States. For further par
ticulars Bee advertisement in another
column.
The Young Folks1 Rural.
A handsomely illustrated eight-page paper,
complete in every department, and may
be read by oldand young alikewith profit.
Published at Chicago by H. N. F. Lewis,
publisher of the Western Rural, at $1
per year.
The Young Pilot.
An original Monthly Magazine for Young
People. Hasfinefull-page illustratious,
stories, history, travels, puzzles, &o. 85
pages.
The Little Chief.
the reputa-
it already enjoys of being
the
FREE,
either of the following books:
The Horseman's Manual.
The Dairyman's Manual.
The Hog Breeder's Manual.
The Poultry Breeder's Vanual.
The Sheep and Goat
A magazine for Boys and Girls, similar in
styletothe magazine described above.—
15 pages.
McClung's Map of Minnesota
for 1871.
Handsomely colored and bound. Shows ell
the counties,townships and sectionsin the
State all the cities and towns rail
roads, &oM Ac, and the best and latest
map of Minnesota published.
or the trifling sum
of $2.00, persons living in
the same neighborhood can
secure not only a good, live
newspaper for one year, but
also by selecting each a differ
ent premium from the above
list, and interchanging, a large
amount of entertaining and
valuable reading matter.
These are the most liber
1 offers made by any Paper
in Minnesota.
Specimens copies sent free
on application.
Terms $2.00 in advance.
Address—
W._B. MITCHELL.
and GILES, BRO.ftCO., 143 Lake St.,
WATCH No. 1261—Bearing trad* mark «Fred*ric
Atherton Co., Marion, N. 3 ." manufactured by
United State* Watch Co., ha* been carried by me
four month* it* total variation from mean time being
only ttve seconds per mouth.
V. A. HASKIN8, Oon'r Had. B.
Wares No. 1087—Bearing trad* mark fred*ric
Atherton Co., Mariou, N. J," manufactured by
United Bute* Watch fX ha* bean carried by me
since June 1867 total variation from mean time be
•ng only live seconds per month
IBNBYSMITH. Ireas'r Panama B. B., 8
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Vice Pr*a»t N. J. Car. Sp'g and Co.
WM MIICHKLL,
Conductor P. ft K. B. B.
WLi 8, BHO. it CO., Manufacturers and wholesale Jewelers,
A. W. Bl'SH, Agent, St. Cloud Minn.
the best tor the Lungs and
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The Best Work 1
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"THE JOUENAL
PAG
E
HENBY T. HELMBOLD'S
Compound Fluid
Extract Catawba
GRAPE PILLS
a
Compound Parts— Fluid Extract
Rhubarb find Fluid Extract Ca
awba Grape Ju ee.
For lirer Complaints, Jaundice, Billions Affections
Sick or Ni-ivou- Hendaclie, ^oativt-nesa, ete. Pure
ly Vegetable, Uoutaining no Mercury or Minerals or
Deleterious Drugs.
Promptness!
These Pills are the most delightfully pleasant pur
gative, superseding castor oil, salts, magnesia, etc.—
There Is nothing more acceptable to the stomach.—
They give tone, and cause neither nausea nor griping
pains. They are comj oscd of the finest iuin-edieiits.
After a few dajs use of them, such an iuvigoratton
of the entire system takes place as to appear mirac
alunto the weak and enervated, whether arising
from imprudence or disease. H, Q-mhold's Com
pound Fluid Extract Catawba Grape PilJs" are not
sugar coated, from the fact that sugar-coated Pills do
not dissolve, but pass through the stomach without
dislolvi'ig, consequently do not produce the desired
effect. The Catawba Urape Pills, being pleasant in
taste and odor, do not necessitate their being sugar
coated. Price Fifty Cents per box
HENRY T. HELMBOLD'S
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND
Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla
Will radically exterminate from the system Scrofula,
Syphilis, Pever Sores, Ulcers, 8or JCje*. 8ore Legs,
Sore Month, Sore Head, Bronchitis, 8km Disease*.
HaltKlieum, Canters, Runnings from the far. White
Swellings, Night Sweats, Bash. Tetter, Humor* of all
kiuds, Chronic Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, ani all dis
ease* that hare been established in the system for
year*.
Being prepared expressly lor the above complaint*
its bioud purifying properties are greater than any
other epHr4th.11 or sarsaparilla. It gives thf- com
plexion a cleat and healthy color and restore* the
patient to a state of health and ptrty. For vwify.
ing the blood, removing all chronic constitutional dis
ease* arising (rum an impure state of the blood,
the only rell ble and effectual known remedyfortb
pain* and swelling* of the b-.-uo*.
th -cat and leg*, blotches, pimple*
•la* and all scaly eruption* of the
cure off pain and swelling of the b-.-ue* ulceration
or the vat and legs blotches pimple tne ice.
ervslpelaaandal scaly eruption of the akin, and
beautifying tb* uipexiuu. Price $1.60 per bottle
HENRY T. HLLMBOLD'S
Fluid Extract of Buchu
THB ORKAT DIXJRBTIC,
ha* cured every case ol Diabetes in which It ha* born
given, Irritation of the Nerk »f the Bladder and In
flamamation of the Kinueys, Ulceration* of Kidney*,
*nd Bladder, Retention of Urine, Disease, of tb*
Prostrate Glands, Stone in the Bladder, Calculus.
Gravel, Brick Di.st Depo-it, and Mucous or Milky
Discharges, and for enf-ebled aud delicate consiitu
tionsof both sexes. Attended with tho following
symptom i: Iudia.osltion to exertion, Lot* of Pow
er. Los* of Memory, Difficulty of Bieathiue, Weak
Nerves, Trembling Horror of Disease, rtakefuliess,
bimues* of Vision, Pain in th* Bock, Hot Hands,
Flushing of tl.e Body, Dryness of the Skiu, Eruption
on tbe Face. Pallid Count-n nee, Universal Lassitude
ot the Mueinlar System, etc.
Used by persons from the age* ot eighteen to twen
ty five, end from thirty five or in the decline or
chanse of life after confinement or labor pain* bad
wetting in children.
Helmbold's Extract Buchu is diuretic and blood
purifying, and cures all disease] arising
from habitsdf dissipation, and excesses and impru
dence* iu life, impurities of the blood, etc. fcuper
setting copaiba in affectionsforwnich it is need, and
-yphilitio affections—in these diseases used in con
nection With Hemboldt's se Wash.
LADIES.
In many affection* peculiar to ladies, the extract
Buchu is uneqn ill by any other remedy—as io
chlorosis or retention, irregularity, oaiufuluess or
suppression of customary evacuations, ulcerated or
scluirus state of the uteris, l«ucoi-rhuea nr wl'ites,
st rility, and forall conipl liuts incident tothestx
whether arising from im't-cretion or, habits of dis
sipation. It is pi-escribed extensively bv the most
eminent physiciaus ami mi iwivea for enfeebled ami
delica»3 constitution s, ol ihu above diseases or symp
toms.
H. T. HEMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
CORES DISEASE3 ARRIS ING FROM IMPRU
DEUCES, HABITS OP DISSIPATION, ETC.
nail iheir stages, at little expense, little or no
change in diet, inconvenience, and no xpousure
It causes a irequent Jesire, and gives strength to
Urinate, theieby removing obstructions, pr-venting
and curing strictures of the urethra, allaying paiu
and InHamation, so frequent in this class of diseases,
aud expelling all poisonous matter.
Thousands who have been the victims of incomoe
tent persons, and who have paid heavy fees to be
cured in a short time, have found tvey have been de
ceived, aud tbat tbe "Poison" has by the use of pow
erful astringents," been dried up in tbe system, to
break out in a more aggravated form, and perhaps
after marriage.
Use Helmbold's Extract Buchn for alll affections
and diseases of be urinary organs, whether exist
ing iu male or female, Irom whatever cause origina
ting, and no itt-r of how long standing. Price
One Dollar Per Bottle.
HENRT T. HEMBOLD'S IMPROVED ROW
WASH.
cannot te surpassed a* a PACK WASH, and will b*
found the only specific remedy io every species ol
cutaneous affection. I speedily eradicate pimple*,
spots.scourbaiicdryne**, indurations of the cutane
ous membrane, etc.,di*pel* redness end incipient fc
flamation, hives, rash, moth patch**, dryness of scalp
01 skin,froetbiws.and.ll purpose* for which salve,
or ointment* are used restore* tb* akin to a Mat* of
purity and oofUt***, and insures continued healthy
action«f the tiasu of it* teasels, on which depends
tbe agreeable clearness and vivacity of complexion eo
much •ought and adm.r-d. Bat werer valuable
remedy for existing defect, of the akin. H. T. Uem
bold'sRoe* Mash ha* long sustained principal
claim to unboui ded patronage, by po—ming qua
itle* which render it a Toilet Aneitdng* of the most
supel itive and t«g*nielchaiacter, combining in an
eiegant formula those prominent lequisib-* alety
and efficacy—cite invariable aeonipauhnnst* of it*
a prewi vative aud refresher of the complex,
ion. It I* an excel ent lotion lor disea* sof a syphil
itic nature, and a* au iujeciion for jsusi yf tbe
urinary orga s, arising from habit* of dissipation,
used in connection wi the Extracts Buuhu, Sarsa
parilla. and Catawna Grape Pills, in *ncb nlsoaios a*
recommended, cannot be surpassed. Price, On* Dol
lar Per Bottle.
Pull and explicit direction* accompany tbe medi
cines.
Evidence of the most responsible and reliable char
acter furnished on application, with hundreds of
living witness**, and upward of SO.OMO unsolicited
certificates recomumndary letter*, many of which
are from the highest sources, including eminent
Physicians,Clergmen Statesmen, etc. The propri
etorhaa never rsaorttd to their publication in the
newspaper* he does ma do this from the tact thai
bis articles ank as Standard Preparation* and do
not need to be propped up by certificates,
•-.. Or JU --.,"•••
in
a
Dellvered to any address. Secure from observa
tion.
Established upwards of twenty rears gold by all
Druggists everywhere. Address letter* for informa
tion? IS) confidence to Hi.NKYT.HBLMBOLD, Drug
gist and Chemist.
Only Depot*: H.T. HEMB'iLD'S Drug and Chetn
'•H.vVarebou**. No.6«41lr«u]way, New York, or
to H.T. UBMBOUPB Medical Depot. 10i South
Tenth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
I
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OOUNTERPBITS. AskforBUT
BY T. HEMBOLD'S 1 TAKE NO OTHER.
N O I E
I N O W E 'IB RXTIKOCISBIK
CO. being the exclwrf"* owner* of
E A O
Fire Extinguisher!
Also, of tbe Bite A Piekham Attachment or las*
pro\ emeu' al-o, «t the Lan- ent P*e t, an« "iet
tie original latent granted t.- Messrs arlier and
Vignonof Pari*—which i»t er patent un-e lt* all
other Portal'ie Fire t,x iu^ui- ei patents, tnd wuioli
patent ban just beensu* iui by toe eup *mv Court
(as per decision rendered by Chirt Justice **iah«r
for the *ev*ral State* of Itlinois, Michigan, Indian*,
Wisconsin, low* and Minneeota—hereby OTYM
NOTICE tbat a.l and every other Portable Extin
guisher, Engine or Vessel for the purpose of applying
carbonic add gas, or water saturated with carbonic
acid gas, for the putting out of fir*,
IS AN 1NFBISGIMKSI 0 1 THI
J.16HT8 OF 1 HIS COMPACT,
and will be treated accord! ugly. The public are here
by cautioned against purchasing or using any For*
table Fire Extinguisher, a* above described, from any
and all partis* B)l duy authorized by us to act as
•gent*. The possession of such machine render*
any person liable, a* well as maker or vender of tbe
JOHN V. PARWELL,
I P.M. MOORE.
J. B. STILSON,
B. P. JACOBS.
JAB. N. STEELE,
W. PARWELL,
Directors of the Northwestern Eire Extinguisher
Company.
nrrnHCoCK, DUPEB A EVARTS,
v!3nl6 Attorneys.
SEWING MACHINES.
Wheeler
& Wilson
As usual abend pf any other
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
la th* markst. It was awurded the
SILVER MEDAL AND DIPLOMA
At the late Annual Stat* Fair, held at
Rochester,
FOR SIMPLlCItY. DURABILITY ANb
ELEGANCE.
It is unequalled by any,
none.
1S.0. SUMMER TIME TABLE. 1870.
St. Paul, Anoka, Elk Elver, Saint
Cloud and Sank Rapids.
GOING NORTH.
Leave St Paul
Arrive St. Cloud..
GOrNQ EAST.
Leave Minneapolis ....
Arrivo St. Paul
,-.'••-' .*rr- .,••--5-
MORTGAGEe
ei""iatteils in whint moil,afe*, witn iuiere.t at tn« late of one percent.
ner onffcj ml p*ud,acouruiii* ctsseniuua of a
certain'if uiiusMMy bote Learing even date witu said
luortsw* a»i made and executed by tb* nttd H. A.
N
surpassed bj
Call and see our Machines, whether pee
want to buy or not.
ARTHUR PARRARftCO.
No. 158 Third Street, St. Paul
MR3. L. G. BILL
Agent atfluClo .d. Rooms at Hill's Pko
togrnph Gallery.
The Pirrt Pit^fgjon of the
St. Paul & Pacific Rdilroad
..730 A
12 IS r.st.
830 v.
7 26
GOING SOUTH.
Leave St. Cloud................._.. 7 10 a. u,
Arrive8t. Paul .., .....1200 u.
SAINT PAUL,
2 1 0
7 00
MINNEAPOLIS
a a in
GOING EAST.
Leave Delano.................................
Minneapoli*............
Arrive St. Paul
8 09 A.
60
846
GOING fE8T.
Leave St. Paul...................„-.......„...„... 600 v.si,
Minneapolis a 46
Arrive Delano 726
OOING WEST.
Leave St. Paul
Arrive Minneapolis
10,50 A. a
11 40 A.
2 60 r, n.
4 45 r.
A I N I N E
Saint Paul, Delano, Litchfield and
Will mar.
10INO WEST.
Leave St. Paul..™
Minneapolis
Arrive Will mar.,
GOING EAST..
Leave Willmar
Leave Miuue.ipolis..,
Arrive St. Paul
PURCHASE
8 30 A. M.
4 05 p. a
5 00 r.
to or a :iO in is a a a
TICKETS at the Stations beforeenter-
tngthe Oare,at a Discountt'roin theregnlartrain
rates
P'assengerpmustgettheir Baggage Checked before
it willbecurriedovet the road, and on the arrivalol
the Train at place ol destination, uiusi -esent th
check and take possession of their Uaggage
a lit iv a
for tike a a ttwgyiag alter it*
arrivalatstatiou tor which it is cnerked—it being no
part of the busines ol this Cotupunt to receive and
•tore baggage, unless a special contract is mad* to
that effect.
if. B. DELANO Superintendent
J. ttAMDaLL, Ueuerai TioRet Agent
Miiwauitee St. Paul
A I W A
a an S a
MIL WAVKMK, CBICAOO,
and
MINNEAPOLIS A 8T. i*AUL
ffamingtoa, Varibaoit,. NorthiUld,
Owatoana, Laaalag, Aastia,
Ada***, Oreaco, I^ty*.
Ceenovar,
VIA MILWAUKEE PRA. OU CHIER
Between MrtWAVKKB. CHICAGO and
Winona, St. Charles Rochester, fountain Ottt,
*ebath» Reads'- Landing, Red Wing,
Lake City. Pie*cott and
actings,
Th* direct and short rent* ie
VIA MILWAUKEE AND LACROSSE.
PURCHASE TICKETS
VIA MILWAUKEE
Jer ntee* end ail other Prints on tkt Urn eftkm
Monde.
Pa»**Dg*r«gotag via Milwaukee stake tare Connee*
none, Lew Changes, have choice of seats a clean
Coaches, and on Night Trains
A PULL EIGHT'S REST
In Palace Sleeping Cars.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
A H. CARPENTER, 8. 8.
Gen'l Pa**. Agent.
MERRILL.,
Gen'l Manager
TIE SECRET MONITOR
if Cental.
(Under seal to any address.]
Thi* Is anew and well written book of ttre* bun-
principal 1
oughly practical and truthful treatmevt nunc- Mr"
turbatiou and Its effects, Beminal Tmi I
tency, Imbecility, Nervous and Sexual iMOiuty,
sanity,Ac.,Ac.
The Galenic
I N S I E
Office297 ThirdStrestopposit*
corner fiom Hetropol*
iten Hotel.
St.Panl, Minn.
Incorporated for the cure of
all disease* ot tbe Urinary
and Genital organs of beta
Sexes.
front Mupiclon. Address,
any pait of the country tree
1
SALE.—WHEREAS H. A. DUEBER
"udEmih Dut&er his Wife wortevagt-rs.didaniy
saaae execute ana deliver to 11MM. C. JacCiure men
f**V e, their certain indso.ure of moi tgs*e *, up. n,
«...• #,.... •g^f^iamajg
1 a
*siat»and1
and tner.o eonvcyio.g tbe following •«*j! aatau
property situate in Uie county Maanw.au a
county ot feuarna, and Maten
of Minnesota, *ud iu said eioitgage scribed as lol
low«, to wit: Tb* lotobnubei«u.oeji(4 *IHi fivetS),
Of Olock nuuibe ed t»o O,of toeiUock additiou to
We U.wn ot St. lo.rt. a. niy patted and record
ed ii tneeiuceo Register ot seed* in ana tor said
tit. ai n» count), wuicn sold uunga* aud tbe pow
er oi sale therein contained and duy we Ml exe
cuted b» said mortgagors, is dated tn* ZSa day of
Match, A. u.loeb.and «as duty recoided in the office
of Healstrr Ot Deed* in audforsaid mearii* county
on the 3Utb day of March, A. it. I' «*, at two o'clock
p. M_' in look **E" ot uievtasge deeds, iiage 14*. and
wss given to secure payment a Hundred
and Pifi» doll- is iu ninety day* Iron, the date of said
Dueber to tbeMHl The*. C. MtClw*.
And wheree* aefanlt bo* been made In tbe *on
dltion* of the said mortgage by the non payment of
the —sd pi mfcmirj itJte tor Two linndxed and Pifty
dollar* and th* interest U- reou, am there is now
claimed to be one, and is actually do* said
mortgage, principal and interest as olonoald, the sum
of Three Hundred and Seven and 50-100 dollars at th*
dat*of thi* notice, wh*reti/and by reason whereof
the Mill power of sal* ha* become operative, and
whereas n•• attl- nor proceeding a, law or otherwise
ha* been instituted to r*c- ver the debt so remaining
secured by *ak* navrtgngs, or any par thereof: Now,
theiefbre, notice hereby given that by vino* of
the power of saw coutaii *d in aaid morigige, and
pursuant to the statute in *OCh cas* man* auu provi
ued, said mortgage wiU be toreclos-d by tire sale
of said mortgaged premise* or *o much the eof
a* may be necessary, at public vendue, by ta*
undersigned, SheriOT of aaid Steam* county, ath*
front dour of the Coor- Hon**, in St. Cloud,
in said county, on SATURDAY, THE 2»ra DAY
APRIL, A. D. 1*71, at 2 o'clock in the af ter
uorn of that day, to satisf the amount that shall
then be due on said note and mortgage, with the cost
ol loreclusure, aud the luither tiuii ot One Hun
dred dlarsiUDOid mortgage cuvenanteu and agreed
to be paid by said uiortgago. to said nioi tgagee, aa
attorney's, Collator's or counsel's lees, in addiiH to
all sum. and costs allowed iu that belialf by law, in
case ot the foivclueu of said mortgage.
Dated tit. Cloud, Peuruary 'SiA, A. D. 187L
I'notJ.C.HoCLOBX, XHOS. ALDEN,
uxjxi-lvr Mortgagee. Sheriff ol" Steaina Coj
NOTICE—U.S.
LAND OPFICE,
11. Cloud, nn., Peb.2J.187L
Complaint having been eutei.d at thi* omce by
EdttaruUarquiudiagainst Mm. Chilsou, lor aban
doning his declaratory etatement, No. 11, dated
December *A, 160B, upon the s4 sw^4 section 30,
towusnip i^l, range 28, in Wiigbt cuuuty, lainneeo
ta, wiiii a view to the cancellation of said entr the
said pirtiee aie hereby sunimoue-: to appear at this
odice on the 14m IAI \jt APltli., 1871, at 10
cluck in tne l'oreuu.n, to respond and lurnikh tes
litnooy coucerniug said alleged otiaudoumeut.
C. A. UiLMAA, Krgister.
feb23-6wj T.C.ilcCi^U14E.iteceiVer.
OT1CE.—U. 8. LAND OfPICE,
A.^1 St. Cloud, iliun., ebruary 18,1871.
Complaint having been eniereu at tins office by
Jacob Mhttudt agaiusl Albeit baldv, lor abandon
ing his uomealeadisntry.No tiuot, dated June 'JO
JOJO, upon the e*£ ne4 section Lk, Toatshi* 127,
^iangf OU, in Mori .son uuumy.jtjnjuMoU, anna view
tue cancellation oi said the said parlies
are neieby .umaioned to appear at this office on
thi ii VAX O* APRIL 1671, at 10 o'clock in
iue iorenoou, to respond and furnish tesumony
conceiuing said allegeu *oan«Vonjeut.
C. A. I A N Register,
b2T6w T. 0 McOLURE. Receiver.
OT1CX—U. S. LAND OPPICE,
St. Clued, Jtiuu., JUr. 28, 1871.
UompUin having Leen entered a» this offlc* by
Mathio* Hitter against Jo*--pu Punt, for anauduning
ha* hoMestead entry. No. **eV, dnteU Sept. SS tMott,
upon tu* w}t. ne»4 %%y nw^«totl,*«c(wu 94, town
snip US, ran*. 32, iu n.*uru. countj Minnesota, with
a view to tue cancellation ef said entry: the said
parti** ate hetaby •aaunoned. to appear this
utnc* tne lent DA I OP A I 1871, at 10
lock in th* fereuoia) tor* psudand mnnsh t**ti
mouy concerning aaid alleged stiqmiii—**nl
C. A. A N RcgUUr,
mar30-Swtl T. C. MoUHi E a. *Wceiver.
NOnChV-C.
8. LAND OPPICE.
ot. Uuoo, ilinn, AprUl, 1871
«—plaint having boon •atered.at Una otac* by
Oeurge n.* ravea ogoinn John McUee, bar oboud ai
.ug ui* a a an Retry nut. lufct, *M April
ii, tSa* upon the s«4 aactmn 14, township ut
range «0, iu eteam* county, Jdnnosuta, aim a view
to ii •caucellaliau of saw entry: th* sai dti*s ore
u*reby wimmnned to appear at uus osaca ea the. J4th
KAf OP AlAY i*7l, at Id o'clock in tn* lorenoun,
to respond and foruian tsctlmonyconcerning *aidal'
.egeu abandonment.
C. A. OILMAN, Register.
«prO-Sws T.O. McULURai, Recwver.
DtraiTsis or DAKOTA, I
OmoBCuurQcAaisaiuain.
St. PACL, JUnib, Peb tuh,la71.
A O O O S A 1 S dnly eadorsed a*
aoch, in tn* usual lorm, subject to tb* usual con
ditiom, lu dnplicau, ore invited to supply the sever
al posu in thi* deportment, with tbe Regular Mili
tary Supplies, lor on* year irom June 3utn, 1871, a*
follow*:
PORl SNELLING, MINN., Sflo cords of oak wood,
9o u,n» ot hay,-Aton* of straw.
POitT RIPLEY, MINN., 8b0 cord* of oak wood
tia tun* ot hay.
PORT ABJCttCROMBIE, D. T., 1,048 tons of hay.
PORT W ADSM URiH, 1». 6sO cords ot oak wood
-2 ton. of hay.
1 OKI EAN^OM, D. T., 02 ton* of bay.
POKT PEMBINA, D. T., 8to cord* of oak wood,
32i ton* of nay.
jrOKT TOTTRN, U. T., Sai cords of oak wood, 300
tons ol hay
1TORT slEYENeO.V.D.T, flOO cords of wood
o3u ton* of coal, 90 tons of hay.
POnvT EUfORu. D. T., due cord* of wood, 1,000
tons ol coal, 461 ton* of hay.
PORX RICE, D.T„ 3,070 cord* of wood, 328 ton*
A hay.
POKT SULLY, D. 2,006 cords of wood, 408 ton*
of h.ty,
PORT ftANDALL.D.T, 2,365 cords of wood, 484
tons of hay.
SIOv.X CITY, lows, 234 cord* ef oak wood, 20 tons
of hay.
PORT BENTON.M.I.,670 cord* of wood, 118 ton*
»f ay.
CAMP BARER, M. T., 1,435 cord* of wood, 278 ton*
of hay.
SDH SUAW, M. T., 1,492 cords of wood, S26 tons
ol hay.
PORT ELLIS, M. 3,836 cord* of wood or 1,500
tons of coal, 1,06^ to of hay.
The several quantities here mentioned may be in
creased or diminished a* may be required to meet
tue legal necessities lor tbe period specified. These
proposals will ne received at this odice up to 12 o'clock
Si., on the I6ib duyot April, 1871, also at Ihsoihce
ol Post Quartermaster ot eacn post, to be supplied
up to th** sam.- hour.
By command of Major General Hancock,
S.B. tiOLAtiiRD.
marl6-4w Chief Quartermaster.
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMi'I
HAVE A
a a
8 45 A.«
946
5 oor."m.
—OF—
1 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 A E S
JF THE—
a a in a a 1st
A a
3 0 0 0 0 0 0 acres choice tarniing lands on the line of
the road, iu the
STATE OF NEBRASKA
In the
GREAT PLATTE VALLEY.
Now for sale, for cash or credit at low rates of inter
est. These lands are near tho 41st parrallel of North
Latitude, in a mild and healthy climate, and for grain
growing*nd stock raising are unequalled by any in
toe Ouued States.
convenient .Market both east and west. Price*
r* ge from I 50 to $10 per acre.
E A I N S
To settler* with limited mean*
250 0 0 0 0 A O E S
Rich Government land* along th* road between
A A A S O O A E
art* dand open for entry under the Homestead
nd pr emption laws, and can be taken
ACTUAL BETTLEKd ONLY.yb
An opportunity never before presented for *ecarlng
homes n—r agieat Railroad with all th* eoneenianee*
ot an old settled country. New edition of descript
ive pamphlets with maps, aow ready and sent free
to nil part* of tn* United states, Canada and Barop*.
Address, O. P. DAVIS, Load Commhwioner
TJ.P.R R.Co..Omaha,N*
MURRAY HILL.
A A E E A I I S S
aaOLUH, PRRRCM AND aBBMAR
RoBrdlngaidBay School ror loan.
Lidlei.
Urn. »n* Madleem Avsans, Maw Y*rk
The next session will oonmenea Tust-
d«7
Sapt«ab«p2., 1870.
Madana Uearshas^reat pleasare in an
nouncing to her patrons and Meads, that
aha will on abla tooffersuperior advantages
for taa complete and elegant education of
Tonag Ladies, at the opening af the next
The course of Instruction comprises the
English and French Languages, Latin,
Writing, Arithmetic, Algebra and Geome
try Geography, Astronomy, Chemistry
•nd other Natural Sciences Mental and
Moral Philosophy, History, Composition,
French and English Literature.
During the season Lectures will be de
livered by emit.ent Professors on subjects
connected with the various departments of
instruction. Tuese Lectures will be ar
ranged for the general benefit ef the
school.
Music, drawing, painting, singing, Ac,
may be included, at special rates.'
The best professional talent is employed
in tho various Departments, and the whole
is underthe immediate oare and supervis
ion of Madame Hears.
French is tbe language of tho establish
ment.
Circulars giving terms,fto.,sent en ap
pliestion. I
FOB a ALE.
The HOUSE AND LOT in Block "D,"
Lot 4, in the City of St. Cloud, Minn., 22
feetfront on Washington avenue, and 122
feet deep. The houae is 16x80 one story
and a half high, with a cellar 16x20. It
has been used as saloon, snd is one of
tbe best locations in the city. It is thirty
yards from the Central House, and the
second door from T. C. McClure's Bank.
Price f2,000. For information concern
ing this, inquire of T. C. McOLURE, St
Cloud, or the owner, who will be in
Cloud about the middle ef June.
R. J. CROMWELL,
may26' Nee Orleans. Li
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GALENIC INSTITUTE.
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