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Preserving Grimes.

Il is with grapes as with al! other kinds
of frui:: in a dry atmosphere they will
shrink. in damp air mouI; and rot This
is thorough experience as well as good phil
osophv.
Alwavs. then. let your grapes, as any
other frun. get ripe. This Is the first. the
important thing of all. Tney will then save
as wine 1.-THE wine Is in them) saves. Il
unripe. there is an undeveloped juice which
is not wine containing water and other in
gradients. which will not keep
For grapes that are to be used during the
fall and early winter. pick and put in boxes
of whsleyer siz4 you prefer. in two or three
layers. Between each layer. put paper. cot
ton, or almost any thoroughly dry substance
Put into the cellar, if not too damp. Il is
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Publication Notice.
Alexander Black. Plaintiff. }
Theodore Goodin. DeE-ndant
0nEnhnD nnnnTNT


Theodore Goodin, Def-ndant
THEODORE GOODIN. whose residence is
4 unknown, IS hereby n"tird that an -ctiur
has heen comm enced against him in the District
Court of Lyon county, in the State of Kansas.
upon petition filed in the office cf the Clerk of
said Court. at Emporia, in said county, on the
23d day of july Il g. t. recover the sum If 9I95.
with interest on SITS. from the St. day o. July,
86O, at the rate 81 four p. r cent. per month; and
also To r-close mortgage bearing dat. ON tn.
frndant To the said plaintiff TO cur. the nay
ment Of the saidsSl75 wi h the interest az af,re-
said, ace riding to the terms of the promissorv
note mei TUNED In said mortgage, nni barring
even da c therewith executed by the defendant
Ia the plaintiff, payable r Def, r. the 5rh day
of J..ly. 1860 The land to be aff. eted hy said
for cl,sure Ia described in said mortgage as The
south west quarter of section number tweutY-One
CID. in township numb nineteen 49, of Ttnge
number Thirteen (l3), east of the sixth Trincinal
merida n. and is situate in Lyon county Kansas
he petition Tmys Tor sale "f the NOR gagged
pr' mists; that the defendant be barred of all
equity of redemption tn rein; that tn. proceeds
: the sale be applied to the payment of the sum
with interest aforesaid; also to paw
$50 attorneys fee for foreclosure and 10 :he costs
of the acton that the d. PENDANT may be adiudg-
ed to lay any deficiency that may remain aft.r
so applying the pr,creds of the sale, and that
plaintiff have execution therefor: aud for such
other and further relief as may be equitable and
nc ssary. The defendant is required 10 answer
the said petition, before the 10Th day of
October. 1863. CHARLES CHADWICK,
Att"nty for Plaintiff, Lawrence, Kansas
Attest: p II Hunt Clerk
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Public ton Notice.
Delos n. Barnes, plaintiff,


Mortimer Asher. defendant J
Ia District O. urt. Filth Judicial District sitting
wit''ia and for Lyon county, State cf ,nsas.
Nj ORTIMtR ASHER, of the Safe of Mis-
lNI -"uri, will take notice that DeI"s N Barnes,
plaintiff. 4, ON the l7th day of March. a d
1863. file his petition in the Clerks flee of the
AID Court, against said d-f' ndant. setting forth
that said defendant gave his note for Sls3. on
the 18th day Of June. A d 1850. due twelve
months aft, T date. with interest at the rate of
twrnty per cent per anuum; also, sail defendant
gave his mortgag- The northeast qulrtr Of
Sc elton number twenty-right. in town hip mum
her twenty five. of range number six, situated in
the county of Butler and Sat,- of Kansas, to s.
cure sail mote. And ssid plaintiff CLAIMS judg-
mel said note and the foreclosure of i'll mort
gage aud that said lands be dtc creed t. b sod u
pay sal indebtedness, and such ether relief as
the Court may de- IN ju~t and proper Said
def ndnut, NORTH Asher i notified that he is
required 10 : lead answer demu unto said Pc
ttion or before the 18th day of September, a
ID 1863.
D ted July 18th 1863.
DELOS n. BARNES.
BY lis Attorneys, SrrNsoN d HAvEys and 5 N
WOOU
A,tes p II. RuSr Clerk 80 1920
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not difficult to keep grapes for several
months. but TO keep over winter-that has
been found more difficult. To do this. your
grapes. as we before said, must be absolute
~ ripe. the late ripening ircluded; for il
will not hurt grape 10 remain ripe on the
vine, even several weeks. They should
however, have good cultivation. which not
only equalizes The ripening. but hastens it.
so that grapes will be ripe week or two
sooner. Then lay upon shelves in some
room not the celar). though it may take
several weeks. till the stems are dry. Your
grapes, then put up and put in cool place,
will keep; at least the best varieties will, ill
March. The Dianas will readily DO this; so
aSill the Isabella and other varieties. Let
your cellar De about at the freezing point. a
few degrees under rather than over. We
shall bury some of our punches in charcoal
this year. Paiiey Fdrnaer
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The Guerilla Ruaian, Quaatrille.

The fellow who has become notorious in
Western Missouri az - @ Iantrille,'' has for
years been an adventIrer, blackleg and
scoundrel of all work. He is not Mis-
souran, but went over to the Border Ruff
ians Of that State because he had become too
base villain for any other association. His
real name is Hart. Some time after Kant ea
was organized as territory, he went there
and became a resident of Lawrence. Wh,n
the Border Rufians began their outrages in
K4nsa4, ne acted with the Free State mer,
joined one of the military companies, and,
FOR a short time. we believe, was connects
with John Browa's men, and failed to win
his conf lence
After a time 20 iautrille" Tor Hart rath-
err. formed secret connection with the
B rder Ruff ans. He was fast losing repu-
lation at Lawrence, and found it desirable to
seek new and more congenial associations.
He served the ruff ms as spy, concerted
with them plans for abducling colored PEG.
pie from Kansas, and continued to orersLein
this unit Lawrence was not likely to tolerate
him much longer. The fear of lynch law
constrained him to leave the ate. Soon
after the present war began. he turned upin
Missouri as the leader of lawless band OF
guerillas Worcester Spy.
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PubIicatlon Not1ce.


FORREST r. WARD. in parts unknown. will
II take nutier that J haddeus II Walker oG the
county of Washington, In the State If Nv Ork.
,lld, on ar about the 10Th day of August, a. d
1853 fife his T.iition in the District Court of the
Fifth Judicial District the Sias= OF kansas with
IN and frr the county of Lyon. in said State.
against FORREST Ward setting ian tll that the said
Forrest Il. Ward gave "A mortgage "a th.s said THAI
De US r. Walker on thu southwest quarter of Sec
ton number eleven (ill, in township nu;nber
eighteen { e of rage lumber twelve (l2). sItu
ate in said county Of Lyon, To secure the pay
ment Of two hundred aud fuIty dollars (S24J)
according to a c.rtain note referred TO ia said
mortgage, and duted Sci teInber 7Jh. 1853. r'aya-
bile Twelve months frCm date. with interest after
iurity uhtil raid. four per cent. prrinunth
The salt Forrest R Ward s further nOtltle.i that
he is required 10 app.Rr and d-mur TO or answer
said petition or before the 23d day of October.
A D. 1863, or the ssme will BE- take as confess
ed, and judgment render. accordingly.
THADDEUS II. WALKER
By SHANNoS & SEANNOS, his Attorneys.
August 22d 1863. 99-5 $l0.So
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REMEDY FOR BONE AND BLOOD SPAWN.

REMEDY FOR BONE AND BLOOD SPAWN
Herewith | send you recipe for blister
ing ointment which | have tried with sue
cess both on bone and blood spavins, and
MANY other ills that horsefe7h is heir to-
have found it a very valuable remedy. and
one would not be dep ived for a great deal.
Il is perfectly safe. does not prevent the
growth of hair. nor require that the animal
should rest under its application. Pulver
zod ranthalides OF. Venice turpenrine 4
o.. oil sassafras g q. Soak well, and ap
ply freely upon the SPAWN. One or two ap
plicaIions will cause sore, and it will be
necessary 10 desist until is heals, when the
application must be renewed. and repeated
until cure is effected. The remedy is per-
fectly safe. and will be tffectusl if pc, sever.
ed in.-Cor Rur0E .YsaO- Yorker.
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Publication Notice.
John knight. Plaintiff,

John knight. Plaintiff,
David F. Pollett, Defendant
nAVID Z. TOILET Z, whose residence is I'M
- SHOWN, is hereby n. tilted that an action has
been C. Inmencei against him by the above nam
I'd plaintiff, III the District Court of Llun county,
IN the State of Kansas. upon n petition filed in
the office OF the Clerk of said CInrt a. EmnnriI
IN SAID county. on the 23d day .f July, 1868. t.
r'e"v the sum of 1921 4 &. with interest on 500
from the 2 day of Nov. mhe ISL ar the IN e of
oO FER cent. = r annum; and also TO fureclose a
mortgage, hearing date the 23i Gay IF Noven-
PLAIN III. u s. cure the PAYNE of the said 50 TO-
with the interest a uresaid, according To- the
'rns al the PtUmissOry note nenti ned in said
mortgage, and b arr z dat herewith "xr-
cuted 10y the Il frndant t. the plaintiff p,vablp
one year after date. ! he land to be affect 4 by
said i"recl'sur', l. describe in ri Inurtcag4 as
tn southeast quar'er If secti"n twentveiglrt (2H
IN township netern (I9) of range thirteen G. g.,
ehst OF the sixth IrIuciI al IN, riGian and Is situ
nttd IN Lyon county. The petition pIaVs for IA
~hle OF The m"rigused Irru Uses; that the defend
ant be barred of all ,quily red mI,ti"u therein
That The proceeds of the sale be applied tn the.
ayment of the a'urrsnia with interest as
Aforesaid; also Ia lay $50 attorneys fer, fer fore
closure. ANA To the C sis ui the actiun IT, at the
defendant may b. adjuhged to pay any deficiency
That may rrmain att applying TIA proceeds
Il the sale, and that plaintiff have tx .cution
therefor; aud for such other aud further relief rs
mny be equitnb aud rec, ssary. The defendant
required To answer the sad petition on OF be
fore the lUlh day If October 1863.
CHARLES CHADWICK
Attorn for Plaintiff. Lawrence, Kansas
Attest: p II HU>T Cinrk
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A NIeGER STORY. - Two darkies had
bought mess of pork in partnership. but
Sum having no place to put his portion
in, consented to intrust the whole to Ju-
lrus's keeping. the next morning, Sam
says:
Good mornin'. julius; anything happen
strange or mysterious down ia your Vicin.
ity. istely?"
'.Yaas, Sam. most strange thing hap.
psned at my house las night. A mystery
all mystery TO me-"
'.Ah. julius: what was dat ?''
''Weil, Sam. I'll tole you now. Dis NOR.
min l went down cellar to get piece OF
hog for dis darkey's breakfast. and put my
hand down into de brine. an felt all round
but no poke dar-all gone. Couldn't tell
what bewent Wild it; go turned up de bar'i.
an Sam. jss' as true as prsachin' de rats had
eat hole clear froo de bottom OBJ de bar'l
an dragged de poke all out -
Sam was petrifsd with astouishmant. cos
presently recovering himself, he said:
why didn't de brine run out ob de sAnzA.
hole 90
"Ah. Sam. OATS de mystery; dat's de
mystery"
~ -rses
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PRESIDENT LINCOLN,s LETTER.

The following letter was written by the
President in reply to an invitation to attend
the late great Union meeting at Springfield.
II inois:
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JAMES MEANS
CKSMITHING

MADDOX &c THOMAS
VThVE opened new Blacksmith Shop OF
IL SIXTH AVENU ri the part of
AID ae prepared to carry on the business in all
tR various branches.
EmIn.in November % 1861 2l5
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We copy fEep the Rural New-Yorker the
dirsEfions for the culture of blue
gras~-piobably the bet article for winter
pasture that can be grown in this section of
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HOW TO MAKE '7, aaJ ri 5r4aa5I
FIVE DOLLARS A DAY!

. HOOD &, CO., 1876 broadway, New York have
lust published ONE HUNDRED VALUABLE Sc
CRETS. Possessing them any one, male or female
can easily make s. day without capital in any city
or village Every one should possess these Secrets
for they are worth $500 to any single or married
person. Some of these Secrets have been sold fol-
S2r each One alone cost us $3.50 for the right to
publish it. When you once own them you will new
~ part with them for money Several persons are
now making 1920 per month by these Secrets alone
by them any person may make money easily and
rapidly. We send one Book of Secrets for 50 cents
send for 81 one Book of Secrets, and very fine
Diamond Point Gold Pen, and a heavy treble plate
Silver extension Gliding holder with pencl-beauti-
fully chased. They are never retailed for less than
$3.50. Send Government money. sp22w
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], UGS, 6ta.J .a3l.. .S3,i,.n ,sI.s.. l-TAIfLH.
From the Cincinnati Daily Times March 81, 1851.

From the Cincinnati Daily Times March 81, 1851,
The >candinayIan Remedies appear q. be growing
in IA or with the public if may judge by the tes
timonials constantly received by the proprietor. A
letter from Wisconsin to be found in advertising
columns announces that among the physicians Of
that locality it Il becoming very popular and, what
is very unusual is being adopted by them in Their
practice as cure for many diseases which they can
not treat efSectually in any other way We under
stand that the immense trade carried on for several
yearsn these med cnes has during the present year
doubled Their process of operating is by thor
ough publication Of the blood and n consequent
eradication of disease. Read the letter octl7-yeom
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vance of their years, restored to vigor lu8lI 9aT
1aTo TIE LADIEs.-Particular attention given to
al Female Diseases Agent for DR.. Devices FEE
MALE PILLS for distractions, irregularities
SC. Safe and certain at all times, but should
rot be used during pregnancy as they would
produce Miscarriage. Price ST. per box, and may be
sent by mail. Also, DIR. GALEN'S PREVENTIVE
INSTRUMENT, for those wishing to limit their off
spring will last lifetime, and warranted not to
nure the health Price 50, and may be sent by mail
A MEDICAL REPoRT, containing sixty-four pages
and thirty engravings on the improved treatment of
SpermatorrEGa or Seminal Weakness GonOrrhDa
fleet Structures Affections of the Tesiicles Bladder
and Kidneys, Diseases of Females, &C., can be had
at the Office for fifteen ceus or will be cent by mail
IN sealed wrapper to any address on receipt Of price
PATIENTS AT Observation-Disclosures by cor
rcspOndence and Medicines sent uraer seal to Cnre
any case at home. ~, .jt 4-f,f-,. agsie,cirt,4
In addition to q Regular Medical Education, the
Doctor has had many years. experience in the treat
ment OF the above Diseases and by devOting himself
exclusively to this department of practice and pre-
parng his own Medicines, he is enabled TO cure all
cases of Private Diseases without risk or exposure
IL the shortest possible time Separate apartments
always in reserve, so that patients see mo- one but
me Doctor, and all business confidential 1865.
~ Office In Concert Hall, Third street. N
OFFICE HOURS daily from AN. to Q Pm
Sundays from Q to 5 p n. s4a efi1AIlIW Iat8OH :
Address all communications to DR.. GALEN.S
DISPENSARY, ST. PAUL. MINNESOTA my17
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NOsESv-Their Significance
illustrated with engravirgs of Il

u IN illustrated with tngravirgs of the Roman,
Grecian, Negro Celestial Aquiline. Turn up and
Pug Noses with the character reve lied BY each.
EYH-blue back or gray. Llrs thin and pae or
fah and red, prim or poutug scolding or loving.
MoUrH-large or small. HAfK-lig or dark coarse
or fine. straight curly Cmxs Ks---thi r plump
pale or colored. TEETH -regula orirregular ARs
large or small NMK-long or short Sk,N-
rough or smooth All 70 be amply illustrated with
engravings 9he walk talk laugh and voice all in
dcate character. We may know an honest face from
dishonest one and we will show how. Besides
the above we shaltreat on ErHNoLoaY. or the Natu-
Life and Health; of PnysIoaNoMY, or Signs of Char
acter and how to read them; of PHRsoLoaY, the
Philosophy OF Mind and of PsYuuoLoev the Science
Of life social intellectual and physical and what
each can do best will be elncdated in the PHRENO-
LOGICAL JOURNAL AND LIFE ILLUSTRATED
New volume commences July lat Handsome
uuarto monthly at only 81 ba year. Sample mum.
berA 10 cents, Please address FOWLER u WELLS,
306 Broadway, New York. jel1-stw
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. o T 1 c e
ST.. Pau, Mimi, june II, 1858

ST. PAU, Mimi June II, 1858.
Notice is hereby given that the Board OF Auditors
created by section IL of an act of the Legislature a-
proved February Path 1863 will meet ct the Capltol
on the first Tuesday of July, August September and
October at 10 O'Clock A. NJ for the adjustment of all
claims for war expenditures define BY said act. -
Accounts may be cent TO The Clerk Of the Boar.l
the period above stated. for recording When al
lowed by the Board, certificates for the amount
allowed viii be delivered upon the order of the claim
ant the presence Of the claimant is required
he win be notified thereof by letter. e9ilsaI 50
10 By order Of the BOARD Of Auditors. ,i,s.st,,r
4 ,.., OSCAR MALMROS President.
Attest A. STREokn, Clerk. je19-datw1t
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The Roads are well stocked with first class horses,
Concord Coaches, with careful and experienced Drv-
ers, all under the control of competent Agents.
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Gal FMS DIsPENsARY, Es-

For the cure of the following
complaints: CHRONIC and
PRIVATE DISEASES, in
Guiding the VENEREAL
DISEASE in all its forms,
Structure, Piles, Fistula, Rup-
ture, Diseases Ofthe Kidneys,
Bladder, &c. 10 YOU'VE MEN,
particular attention given to
the secret infrmities of youth
and manhood, arising from
certain secret habits. MDDLE
AGED and even OLD MIN,
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ALEXANDRIA, Va, June 10, 1868.
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Bilious Affections.
LIVER COMPLAIN rs, IT,
SICK HEADACHE, DYSPEPSIA, Sc
Jayne's Sanative Pills,

- y NO - - AAASS
A MILD, PROMPT ND EFFECTTVE REMEDY
There is scarcely any disease in which purgative
medicines are not required; and much sickness and
suffering might be prevented were they more gener-
ally used. No person can feel well while a cOstive
habit of body prevails; besides it soon generates
rious and often fatal diseases, which might be avoided
by timely and udicious use of proper Cahartc medi
cines Convinced of the correctness Of these views
-tya.u 9!jt JAYNES SANATIVE PILLS s;,t
Are recommended with the greatest confidence, ex-
perience having demonstrated them to be far supe-
rior to any other in use, being more mild prompt
safe and uniform in their operation. While using
them no particular care is required and patients may
eat and drink as usual. Age will not impair them,
in the stomach. In small doses they are alternative
and gently laxative but in large doses are actively
cathartc, cleansing the whole alimentary canal from
all putrid Irritating and fecal matters 'l'''SN
For DYSPEPSIA, these Pills are really an invalu-
ale article, gradually changing the vitiated
lions of the Stomach and Liver, and producing
healthy action in those important organs. In cases
OF long standing cure will be more speedily effected
by using in conjunction with these Pills, either
JAYNE'S Alternative orTONIC VERMIFUGE,
according to directions. lJ.iis
4 For Liver, Complaint, Cont Jaundice, Affections
of the Bladder and Kidneys. Fevors, Nervousness,
Diseases OF the Skin, Impuriy of the Blood, Sick
Headache, Costiveness Piles, Female Diseases, ard
Billions Afections these Pills have proved themselves
eminently successful All that asked for them is
tair trial Sold by D how lsU Lt5limmoJ %
~ n0iigGu EDWARD III. BIGGS, Sole Agent,
~. ISL Third ST.. between Robert and Minnesota.
.olSt. paul, May 80, 1868 g7., la my3O- d&wlm
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200 KEGS OF NAILS & SPIKES
&XNXXk 26Q boxes assorted Window Glass

k00 KEGS OF NAILS & SPIKES
OVO $50 boxes assorted Window Glass
10 gross pit TANKS 5 casks Prunes
casks Currants cases Nutmegs
100 mats Cassia SO cans Mustard
Is bags Whole Pepper and Pimento
cans English and French Mustard t.I
80 bbls Vinegar 10 cases Salad Oil
100 boxes Rabbits Pure Saleratus
10 boxes s. G. Soda li 81. ..i- .Uit .t
so coils assorted Manila COrdage ..
100 dozen Bed Cords
10 boxes Vermiceli and Maccaroni I. Bad
bbs Sage and Tapioca 50 boxes Starch
100 dozen and Hoped Pals
so dozen assorted Tubs and Keelers
so gross Playing Cards y-i.....-.. ......
800 boxes G. d. Caps-and Elys and Coke's
water
1000 lbs Bar Lead 1000 sacks shot TAI
..t...- e j. c. & II. C. BURBANK & CO.,
Lower Levee.
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For Rats, Mice, Reaches Ants. Bed
Bugs, M Oilis in Furs, NNOollens. SIC,
insects Oh Plants, Fowls, Animrls, &c
Putup in 25c SOC and 81 90 Boxes Bottles and Flaks
So and S. sizes for HoIKs PUBLto INSTITUTIONS &C.
l91js1tDniy infahbleIremedy known i2nonsq
)lnJ 'rFree from i-oisons !" '.Isls 81, 9IaA.3s 8fs
.GN yjpNOt dangerous to the Human Family" =,
Q omit Rats come out OF their holes to de.",,.oi
cs Sold Wholesale lip, all large cities. y,.f,,t,
y sod by all DRUGGISTS ami RETAILERS everywhere.
~ y! BswArE II" of all worthless limitations
See that Costars name is on each Box, Bottl e
.nG and Flask before you bnv. lIN 1II n -i9b'l5l
eas-Address 3Gi Oi jHENRYiR. COSTAR,
1g7PaINclPAL DEPOf 49, BRoApwAY, N. w. b. ii
ap3O- d&w6m DAY 4 jerks,
"a Wholesale and Retail Agents, st. Paul, Mimi.
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SUI ED u LIE
OF DEPARTURES FROM SAINT PAUL.:
For Stillwater-Daiy al 8 O'Clock, a. m. .........
For Shakopee, Jordan, St. Lawrence, Belle PLANE,
Henderson, LeSueur, Traverse de Sioux, St Peter
and Mankato- daily, al 4 a. m. uGt ,',Is.H
For Rosemount Castle Rock Northfeld, Cannon
City, Faribault Medford, Clinton Falls and Ovation
na, connecting at Owatonna for Wilton. st. Marys,
Winnebago Agency and Mankato, also for Rice
Lake ClaramOunt Wasioja, Mantorvile, Rochester,
Chatfeh and W1nona- daily, at 4 a. m. "a, ..,
For Indusriana, Anoka, Orono, Orlando, Mont
at s q. m. 'Ii'''' p" - y :,
. For Sank Rapids Belle. Prairie, Fort Ripley and
Crow Wing. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
at 5, a. m. "i ''-tF - 1u~ 4t1'l-7.I ~
For Richmond, Sank Centre, Alexandria Chippe-
we, Pomme de Terre, Breckenridge, Fort Abercrom-
bie-Mondays and Thursdays at s q m. l,l4.g l...
For Sunrise, with connections for Superior and
Bayfeld-Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at
Z, q. m. ''...--...-.-
For further particulars enquire at the General Of
fee on Third Street - ~ ''fIIl i.l--.lT7
.I.p- ]. c.: BURBANK g CO., Proprietors.
st. Paul, April %, 1868.
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IT. M o r I N /,

Ill .npi an = 20 - ',gs1 - 4uag & ao7
WHOLESALE GROCER, FORWARDING AND
- - o'i9 COMMISSION MERCHANT, T9iF
And Dealer in Flour and Pork, FOREIGN and Do
mestic Liquors and Cigars corner Third and Jackson
streets Sibley's Stone Block, st Paul N. B.-All
kinds Of Produce bought for cash. sep11'sp-w1y.