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THE srArr OF M1saxssor1a eco,1n,;v, = eo,o,d

THE STATE OF MINNESOTA, County Of Good
hue, District Court, First Judicial District.
TN the matter Of the application Of Isaac
/ Nichols, an Insolvent Debtor for discharge
from his uebts, pursuant to the PROV isions Of,
Of Chapters79 Of the compiled statutes Of the
State Of Minnesota, entitled. "Rclief OF in,
solvent Debtors"
: To the creditors of said Isaac Nichols. an
insolvent debtor:
Please take notice, that upon reading and ill
ing tho petition. schedule inventory and affi-
davit Of Isaac Nichols, a resident Of said county
and State, praying to be discharged from his
debts, pursuant to the provisions Of chapter
Minnesota, entitled = Relief Of insolvent debt.
ors," an order was made on the Goth day of
May, A. D. 1862 by the Hon. S. j. Il. Nc
MILAN, Judge of the District Court for the
FIRST Judicial Distriet,of said State, requiring
the creditors of said Isaac Nichols to show
cause if any they have, before the said Judge.
at the CoHrt House in the city of Red Wing, IN
said county on the End day Of De ,ember, A.
Il. 1862, 40 O'Clock Of that day, why an as
Fsignlnent of the said Insolyents estate shorld
be not made, and he be discharged from his debts
pursuant TO the SAID chapter ofthe: compiled
statutes, anu that notice thereof be given by
publishing the contents of said order in the
newspaper published in the city Of St. Paul
Ramsey county, the scat Of government of said
State. called the " st. Paul Press.'' and in the
y" Goodhae Volunteer: /: newspaper published
in Red Wing IN said Goodhne County, and in
the ''Albany Argus" a newspaper published
at the city Of Albany, the seat of government
OF the State of New York for ten successive
weeks, once in each week before such applica-
ton. ~.~v
Dated at Rcd Wing, Goodhue county, Min
nesota, this 2eth day Of May, A: D: 1862. -
n47v6:10w Atty for said Insolvcnt
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SHERIFF SALE, UNDER EXECUTION.

linden, and by virtue of an Execution is
- sued out Of and under the seal Of the Dis.
trlct Court for Goodhuc county and State Of
Minnesota. and First Judicial District by the
Clerk of said Court on the 9th dayof June, A.
ID. 1852, on Judgement rendered in sal
court, on the 10th day Of February. A. D. 1860.
wherein Orton P. Ward is plaintiff, and James
Z. llawcs, John Lceson and George Spicer is
Dcfcndants in favor of said Plaintiff, and
against said Defendants, which said judgement
was rendered for the sum Of five hnndred and
nj ncty-two and 73-10o S592.73) dollars and
the sum OF three hundred and i've and 53-lJO
S39o5} dollars appears to be now due there
on Which said execution WAS to me directed
and dclivcrcl l did on the l3tl, day OF Jane,
A. ID: 1862: levy upon the following desert bed
Real Estate, situate lying and being in Good
hue County and State of Minnesota, as the
prov erty Of the said George Spicer, to wit +:
g. The Northwest quarter Of Section twenty
twenty-five in Township one hundred and
eleven, Range hftcen.'
Now therefore notice is hereby given that l
shall on tho end day Of August, A. D.. 1862,
front door of the Court House in the city of
Red Wing in said Goodhuc county, State Of
Minnesota, otter for sale at public auction, the
land and premises so levied upon as aforesaid
and shall then and there strike oft and sell
the same for cnsh to the highest bidder, or so
much thereof rs shall be necessary to satisfy
said Execution, toeeth with legal interest nd
costs MARTIN S. CHANDLER,
Sheriff of GoodEuc Co. Mimi.
G. g. J. G. Mcclure.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Dated at Red Wing, Minnesota, Goodhuc Co.
June 10th, A. D. 1862. nl7v6:7w
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THE DAY. SCHOOL BELL.

4 New Singing Book for day schools. .ca]led
AGthe Daysehool Bell. is no u ready & Itcon-
tains about 299 of choice Songs, Rounds Cathes
Ducts, Tros, Quartetts akd Choruscs, many
OF them written expressly for this work, be, :
sides 32 pages Of the; Elements o.. Music. The
Elements are SO easy and progressive, that or
dinary teachers will find themselves entirely
successful in 'instructing even young scholars
to sing correctly and scion ntlticitlly, while the
tunes and words embrace 5such IL variety OF
lively, attractive and soul stirring music and
sentiments, that no trouble will be experienced
H. inducing all beginners togo on with zeal i'll
acqulrihgs skill one OF the most health gi =
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order-producin exercises Of school lite. In
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Of its songs. original selected uMd adapted, it
claims by much to'cxcct all competitors. 1t
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for Scminaries, Academies and Public Schools.
few sample pages Of the Elements, Tunes
and Songs are given in circnlar; send an |
get one. 1t is compiledh by IOEACEW ATEKS,
anthor of abbath School Bcls,'' Nos and
9, which have had the enormous sale of COS 900
copies in 3G months. Prices: paper covers, 90
cents: l5 dollars per hundred =; bound, 50 cts.
22 dollars per hundred ; cloth bound. cmboss-
cd gilt, 40 cents, 80 dollars per hundred. 25
|copies furnished at the 100 price. Mailed free
at the retail price:
{. No.. 4Sl Broadway New York
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NEW MUSIC FOR SUNDAY SCHOOLS
~ and Cho,rs.-'' Shall we Know Each Other
There" By the Rev. L. Lowry, author Of
sabbath Bells, Chime on The words are
most beautiful. and plainly indicate the recog-
milton of friends in Heaven: and the music IS
well adapted to the words. 1t is selling very
rapidly, and will soon be as liar as '' No
Sorrow There" Price cents single, e5 cents
per dozen, 2 dollars Per hundred. Postage one
censeach. Sheet form, with piano accompani-
ment 25 cents !; mailed free.
JustpublisheI by HORACE WATERS,
No. 4Sl Broadway, n. Y.
Horace Waters, mnsic publisher, of New
York, so widely known by his Sabbath School
Bell. has mst published a nc " hymn and tune,
which is likely to become extensively popular.
II IS entitled Shall we Know Each Other
There Superintendents who are getting
ready for their Spung anniversaries would do
we'll to sens: for it at once, Sunday School
Times, Philadelphia,) n45sw
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MILITARY PORTRAITS. !,
....~.' MAPS AND ARMS, h"E

THIS MOST ELEGANT WORK IS READY.
THE large, splendid Head piece exhibits a
L. soldier in each Of the uniforms worn in
our army, protecting the Stars ond .s7>sces with,
Muskets and Rtled Cannon. In the fore ground
are Z ouaves trampng on the Rebel Flag, and
a serpent underneath, the flag, being plainly
shown: Under this, are correct PORTRAITS Of
Generals Scott, Mcclellan, Lyon, Butlcr Ere
Ia ont, Banks, Sprague, Prentiss, rBlenker,
y ool, Rosecranz, Burnside, Dix, Sigel, Nc
Dowell, and Commodore Stringhan,, Coils. Cor
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Kentucky and Tennessee, with parts of Kansas,
Arkansas, Ohio, Indiana ard Illinois, accord
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urcs, showing fourteen positions for the mus
kct. according to uurdec'S Tactics. ...r,
- This chart can be had withthe Military
Map Of Maryland, Virginia, etc., IN place Of
the Map Of fMi*souri, Kentucky, etc. Size 2S
X IS. Price 80 cents. ~
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.. REFEREES SALE.

Z" Tho State Of Minnesota, District Court Isl
Judicial District for Goodhuo County.
Christopher Cogel, Plaintiff: !
Ts9 E~!.| against
Thomas j. Little, Robert r.
lves. ,Iames q. Stoddard and
Nolney Brundhge, Defendants
TINDEk and in pursuance Of Judgment
" rendered In the above entitled cause by
1sid District Court in open Court on the 26t6
day Of Juno, A. D. 1861, which said jud cement
was duly entered and recorded by tie Clerk OF
Said Court, ,notice il hereby given that the
undersigned: Referee therein appointed, to exc
eittc such judgment will sell at public auction
40 the highest bidder for cash, at the front door
Of the Court House in the city Of Red Wing,
aoodhm'o County. Mianosota, as by said judg-
1aent directed, on Thursday the 18th day Of
July, a. d. 1852, at ~ o'clock in the forenoon
hf said day, all tho right, title, claim interest
md demand Of said Thomas j. Little, rs Hxed
and determined by said Judgment, in and to
tn following described premises, to wit /: tho
West'onc half of lot No. oight Is I'm block No.
terty-cne (4l in the city OF Red Wing, in said
County aud State, and the grist or Touring
mil situnte thereon. : :
Dated Mt Red Wing, Mimi, Juno Sd. A. D,
lssa. MARTIN S. CHANDLER. r.
Referee.
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Fi.F
La Crosse l. Milwaukee Railroad,

With its connections, forms the shortest
quickest, aud only direct route to
Mil'oaukee, Chicago, Detroit, Pits
1ury, Toledo, Ne'o York, Boston,
and all points East and South.
One Of the splendid United States mail steam
crs Ncrtfcrt Belle, Keoknk and Moses MLcl-
LAM will leave St. Puul daily at 8 A. NJ, from
wl!art-bo"t, foot of Sibley street, connecting
ut l." Crosse next morning (Sundays exec pted)
after breakfast with the 6 A. NJ. train arrtving
ut minnesota Junction l2 05 P. NJ, in Milwaukee
ut 2.35 the same afternoon, and in Chicago at
. same evening,in time to copnect with all
EASTERN and Southern trains.., ><>&,,
Thisisz the only route by which passengers
are anre of making connections III Milwaukee
Or EAcasc, the next evening after lea ting St..
Bsggag, checked through. -, "a
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA LA CROSSE.
ssFor through tickets to nA points East and
South, apply to MESEROLK ds MoLAREN,
-r,,. ,.,5:.. Red Wing.
II. T. RUMsEY, La Crosse
il, GooDEIcn, Manager, Milwaukee,
NJ KIMBALL, Con. Ticket Ag't milwaukee,.
nyW. W. WILSON, Con. Passenger Ag't tSt.Pau,
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oAChieago, Prairie Du Chicn
yf.f}M AND 't"'
SL, PAUL RAILWAY LINE,
''TE MOST DIRECT ROUTE
-. FROM ALL POINTS IN
The N or tn h.~e0t
: So 80" TO
~ CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE,
.'r'% AfD,ALE POINTS
E1s st and south.

The advantages Of this route. fi,m all poiAss
ON ths Upper Mississippi % Chicago and the
East, arc superior 70 those offered By any com
rssipg Line. Il ,'&.
No change Of Cars is made between rrairi
du Chen and Chicago. t~@
Tho Splendid Fiat Glass Steamer, Of the
Rairie du Chen aud St. Paul Packet lane.
superior Ia all others on the Upper Nississippi,
for speed, comfort and colivenicnce, make di-
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BY thts route passengers are enabled t. each
Ehicage rs quick rs by any other getting a
faslsnaSAss rest and breakfast, on board The
Steamers; making the change from Steamers
to Carsby daylight, and avoiding all "a. aibas
travel. s4ssg ~~a+ : AZ
ssThs distance from 81. Pau, 10 Chicago IL
this route is $50 miles. Tho distance Ma .hs
Ia Crosse and Nilwaakas Railroad is 4fs milss
Over one mile Of Omnibus Trave.is iuenrr.]
BY taking tho route via La Crosse aud Nilwsu-
Ns. sg=s L. ~ =ss2 81 N g~T,
These faeta snsasle this Line 10 II least a.
equal share cf thc North western business.
ON. HuBBELI, 3. P. BACON.
ssWssssrn Travelling General Ticket
.trt4Ez Agent. Argent, Milwaukee
t@ II. c. HOFFMAN & co,
=. Agents. Red wiag. e
esf fASssa aas5Ykf sa8 s&5 zEEa$ 2 7Sa Aa" :
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SUMMONS.

STATE OF M1NNssorAl district Court, s
County ct Goodhus.| First Distriot.
Herman Eastman, Plaintiff, ~= p
against It 1r@%
Ernest Vaux, and Edith Hall and David Hall
her husband, Defendants.
TO the defendants in the above entitled ac.
ton. ~ s.
In tAc namc Of the State of Minnesota, YOU
and each Of you are hereby summoned and re-
quired to answer the omplant Of the plsintif
in this action, which said complaifit is: now on
file in the office Of the Clerk of said Court, and
to serve copy Of yo7r answer to said com
plaint upon the subscriber at his office, in the
city Of Red Wing, in said County, within TWEEN
ty days after the vice Of this summons upon
YOU exclusive of the day OF 'rh service. And
IT you fail to answer said com }laint within til,
time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action viii
apply to tue court TOR the relief demanded ir
said complaint.
Dated Red Wing. ApsH 27th 1861 ~-
JAMES II. PARKER Attorney for Plaintiff
nSO y6-ui4:1W
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THE COMPLETE
MILITARY CIMPAIGN


'TII1s large and carefully pre- pared work, is
/. ready with many recent additions, and NOW
contains a very distict Map of Virginia !: nd
Maryland "A by27 inches. A small Map of The
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Maps Of the North Carolina Coast and Bull
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distinct Maps of the District Of Columbia, Mis-.
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and vicinity; Savannah and vicinity: Charles
ton and vicinity; Mobile and vicinity; Caves
ton and vicinity; Pensacola Bay, Fort Pckcns,
ctc., etc. Size rs s.. Price 50 cents. : ~
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MNE. DEMOREST-S
QUARTERLY MIRROR fFAsuIOy,

WITH GREAT IMPROVEMENTS AND ADDITIONS.
the summer lumber contains
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Three kmN- Sized Patterasroft Dresses
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Ne" french Waist. an Elegant Sleeve.
AND a MISSES SACK,
And Sheet Of New and Beautiful
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q Together with nearly 100 Eusrayinr of all
the novelties for SUMNER BoSsxTs CloaKs.
lEf1nssas, CarEnEEx's nsxssgs. Err. aud
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ing the largest and best Fashion Magazine in
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eseryw here at Is cts. or sent by mail poss
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sssssr. aeariy 81, with the ssElcwing valuable
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Zach yearly Subscriber viii be entitled to :
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plain spasserns. from the tesixus IN the book,
OF from the show roaga. OF they mxv bs erdsr-
cd and safs by mail any sIne during tie rear.
oy paying the postage.
Spea&as1 Inducements to CsnvsSsers-
>1mnssf hHszesr ns~ ready
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sssassstssss4sa4ssss.e.sCHICAGO >,>~ss4s>essesssr
Sewing Machine Go.

SVEFlCE COK. LAKE AND CLARK SIN
OHsr A. II. Millers Jewellery Store, !
,'G<T Entrance 25 Clark Street..
"Eare now introducing to the public a
Sv Newly Invented and Recently Patented
Sewing Machine, the inventor of which has
dlsearded entirely the use Of cams and by
the application Of NEW coMB1NAT1oN in me
chanics, has accomplished results heretofore
uaaattained by any Invention, and produced a
MaeAine capable Of great range OF work
III any other Machine in market, and better
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has combined, to greater extent than in any
other patent, Che RNEss WITH ExcELLENcE,
DURARIL1T1 with SIMRLIe1TE, and Noisslessness
Of Action, ia degree not approached by any
other Machine. Or Machines are
Lice7eeet 6y Elias How and associates
And arc manu- facturcl at the we'll known es-
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natl, Ohio. Machines arc put up on plain
tables. in half case, or i'll full cabinet, in Wal
nut, Mahogany and Rosewood.
=" Prices from $40 to 500.
.tB Our Machines make the Double Loop
the g Shuttle Stich,' or s. Wheeler s. Wilson'S
Stch,'' as it is sometimes called
]. Bec.us it is stronger and more durable.
2. Because its right or face side is incompar-
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whilo the reverse is fully as handsome rs the
ncvcrse of that.
3: Because, it is elastic, yielding or giving
with the material sewed. The lock stitch is
non-elastic and yielding.
4.'Because it is q fast stitch and will not rip,
though every fourth stic!, is cut. The lock-
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%. Because, while it is fast stitch. it is also
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All machines warranted, and kept in repair
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We are also sole agents for the Sale in the
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BLAKE & JOHNSON'S
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49, PRICE $500.
It's ready application o any kind Of machine.
new or old, making it altogether the most
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right side Of the cloth.
Persons in the country, by sending MS their
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at oun circulars, list Of prices, and sample of
work.
AGENTS WANTED TuROUGDUT THE
WEST.
xyti WISW ALL g. TAPPAN,
Late Of and Successors Of
f. Richards & Co.
Agents for Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa and
Minnesota
Address all lcttors to the "Chicago Sewing
Machine Co., p. o.. Box 1882, Chicago, Illinois
cHAs. Z. WIsWALL, JOHN ". TAPPAN.
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.

WHEREAS default has bccn made in the
condition OF certain mortgage decd
bearing date, and duly executed and delivered
on the twenty third (23) day Of October A. D.
bis wite, to George L. Campbell, which mot
gage was filed for, record in the office Of the
Register OF Deeds Of: Goodbue County Mime
sofa, on the l7:h day OF December a. D. 1850
at o'clock p. NJ, and was duly recorded in
nook 2; Mfestsags MOI Deeds pags s4s and con-
to said Campbell in fee, the following described
premises situate IN said Goodhue County, to
wit: the Southwest quarter Of the Sonth east
quarter Of Section twenty mine (29) in Town
ship No. one hundred and nine lO9) North of
Range fifteen (15l West.
ment of the promissory note Of said John
Chan>e, and Rebeca J. Chance, fer the sum of
one one hundred and eighty dollars, dated October
Esd, 1850, and payable one year aiter date to
the order of said Campbell, with interest at
three and one half per cent. per annum. Said
mortgage aud the debt secured thereby were on
she thirteenth Gay af February. A. D. 1861,
by said Campbell sold, assigned and transfer
rsd TO John A., Tarbox, and the assignment
thereof duly recorded in the offce Of raid
Register on the 10th day Of May, A. D. 1862,
at y o'clock A. ", in Book 2 Of Miscel laneous
Records, page sos. No suit or proceedings at
law or otherwise having been instituted to re-
cover the amount Of said mortgage debt or any
part thereof. and there being due on said note
aad mortg tgage ~ the date Of this notice (May
p i4tn. 1852 the sum or two hundred and i've
dollars and ninety cents saO5.sol, -
New. therefore. notice is hereby given that
by virtue Of the power Of sale in said mort
gage contained and recorded therawith, and
pursuant to the statute in such case made and
provided, said mortgage viii be forseloeed by a
sale of said premises and said morsgaRcf prem
ises sold at public auction BY the Sheriff OF
said county, 70 the highest bidder for cash. on
Thursday the sssh day Of June, A. d. lsss.
At o'clock in the afternoon of. said day, q. the
'front.' door Of tho Court House in the city OF
ked " Wingsin said County. to satisfy the amouns
then due on said mortgage debt, With eosss
and expenses Of sale. 20 - .
>Dasea Red Wing, Minnesota May Hath, A.
u. tsss- ~~,.< = S. JOHN 4. TARBON,
Assignee Of Mortgayee.
WIDER q WIILsTex. AttsyS. s* x3-7~ :
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GRACE WATERS, Publisher,
No.. 4Sl Broadway. New York

G1RO PIANOS.--WAR PRICEs.-Ncw
49 ~ Ga octave Pianos, all Round Corners,
over-strung and iron-franled, for $50 dollars ;
{, OCT. do., for 10, 200 an! $50 dollars. Second
hand Pianos at great bargains one oct. at
go dollars; one do. Gilbert, 10 dollars; one
Ch resewood, l25 dollars one CM do. Waters,
'6Q dollars one do. 6]s, l5o dollars. MELo-
DEoSs,, ~ oct. secondhand, 40 dolors one
oct. do, 80 dollars ; do. Piano style, s5 dol
lars. Foreign Music at 2 cents page. Pianist
in ATTENDANCE to try new Music -
HORACE WATERS, Agent,
No. 4Sl Broadway.
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NEW POLITICAL CHART
FOR 'NEIE 'NINIES

THIS Chart has large; like life cngravingssot
L Lincoln and all his Cabinet, and Of General
Scott: General Butler, Con Anderson. Colonel
Ellsworth, Head .ce with Flags, Washington,
etc. Maps showing the Free Stntcs, Border
Slave States and Seeded States and Territor-
les in different colorS; Salaries Of Officers, Sta
tistics OF the Election of 1860. Census of 1850
and other things to make the Chart attractive
and useful. Size % X 50. Price % ccnts. :
BE careful to address .'.!,.n'
Fl. II. LLOYD & CO.,
e Howard Street, New York.
nj 1d1.E wv
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SABBATH SCHOOL BELL.NO. 2


NIX OOO COPIES issued the first twelve
J.OVO months Of its publication. 1t is
an entir new work Of nearly 900 pages. Many
OF the tunes and Hymns were written cypress
y for this volume. It will soon bo as popular
as its Predecessor Bell No. L. wh:>l, has run
up to the enormous number Of 37:.0o0 copies
u s6 months: outstrirping any Sunday School
BOOK OF its size issued in this country. Also,
both volumes arc bound in one to accom- no
date schools wishing thcm'in that form. Prices
OF Bel No.. pnpcr covers. Is cents, - dollars
rer hundred. Bound, 25 cents, la dollars, per
hun'ired. Cloth bound cmbos sed gilt, 80 cents,
% dollars per hundred. Bell No. ! paper Gov
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Bells Nos and bound together, 40 cents, 80
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the hundred price. Cloth bonnd embossed
gilt 30 cents, 40 dollars per hundred. Mail
postage free at the retail price.
HORACE WATERS, Publisher,
No. 48l Broadway, N. Y.
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>. oUR. II NEW MILITARY MAI, N, r.
BORDER AND SOUTHERN 'STATEs :;
THE EQUESTRIAN i.4.2o
Military: Portrait Gallery.

! ~ ,~.. ..>,4 REPRESENTS ii f. :,r.f aYcA
Thirteen Of our most noted Fsszd. Generals
on Horseback,
TN two groups, very large, besides the heads
/ only of several others. J.. >.-~ ,1x ,a4o+,;
rhis Chart is pronounced by all who have
seen it to give the best likencsses Of our lead
ing officers yetengraved, and to be altogether
the most = =;4.:<. .<t-,;raap4s,.!s tt;47as.l!
Bold, Spirited and A1auctive
work of the kind yet issued, No pains are
spared to make thccoloring, and finish as near
ly perfect as possible. This splendidnew Chart
is NOR all ready. Size 2S IS. Price 80 cents.
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FO2" Sale.

0NE Yoke Of Working Cattle, good size,
~ we'll broke, perfectly orderly, six years
all. Also one good team Of Horses, ca pablo
Of doing heavy business.
THOMAS CARNEY,
10. g., Goodhuc Centre.
1faddrcssed by mail, direct Red Wing Post
efies. n44:sw
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. go 3E3I i IIEINI9. 3'Et. WI
DAILY PIONEER &sDENfOCRAT
TRI-WEEKLY

PIONEER T.: ,DzMocRAT
Mailed on Wednesdays. Fridays and Sundays
81 One copy, one year BY mail, -: $3.50
49, '0ne 0 COPY six months, 9..,' .,"" 2.es 81
~ Postmasters and others who get up clubs
Of any number, mailed, to one address. will Re
supplied at Twenty five cents per month, Or
seventy-tive cents per quarter. From these
rates no deviation Will be made: >" "ft2 -