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The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05

.FoLI1Ea. OF GsxAT NEzr-STbe, hlims
History OF Fc0Is Is BOOK which ought
to be Vritten. ana which ne .d0al9 Jaak
f @O0'st seif Rtsatfy.- - AZ 6 ten' 'naVs
their folIies, and the Geld open tor CLEAN
ing is almost bd6hdlesS. . f6f tnStAbcS.We
baHS SdCh tactstAs the fSlI0ainG recorded
in biographies and hisAOrVas:
TycbO Brshe, the patEoAeAsP. changed
color and his legS shook under, him, on
meeting with hare Of G6x. nv
DR.. johnson would never s6atAF room
with bis left foot foremost; ifiby mistake
it did get in 6rst; he would stsP baekand
place his right foot foremost, a.
Julius Cesar Eas almost OOaVUl0sa by
the sound OF thunder, and always waOted
to get in q cellar, or under ground, to es.
cape the dreadful noise. ....,,'1 .'
To Queen Elizabeth the simple word
death Was full Of horror. Even TAiley.
rand tremOled and changed colOr,on hear
ing the word pronounced. ,--.s,.
Marshall SAKE. who met and overthrow
opposing armies, fed and screamed in
terror at the sight Of Q cat. .i.-r, ~
Peter the Great could never be per-
suRded to cross bridge; and though be
tried to master the terror, he failed to do
so. Whenever he set foot on one, be
would shrek out in agony. ;a.fn Vi
Byron would never help any one to ealt
At the table, nor would be be helped him
self If any of the article happened to be
spiIled on the table he would jump up
and leave bis meal unfinished. .fft'
The story of the great Frenchman. Nal.
ebranche, is well known and is well au.
thenticated. lie fancied he carried an
enormous leg of mutton on the end Of bis
nose. No one could convince him 10 the
contrary. One day gentlemen visiting
him adopted this plan to cure him Of his
folly: He approached him with the, In
tention Of embracing him, when he sud.
denly exclaimed: Hal your leg Of mat.
kbn has struck me 10 the fAesP q which
Malebranche expressed regret. The
friend went on: May remove the OA.
cumbrancc with q razorS' 'Ab, my
friend my friend | owe you more than
life. Yes, yes, by all means cut it Off
In q twinkllng the friend lightly cut the
tip of the philosophers nose, and adrcitly
taking from under his cloak superb leg
of mutton, raised it in triumph. Ah?
cried Malebranche, i live! breAthel ]
am saved! My nose is free my head is
free; but-but-it was raw, and this is
coOkedl' Truly; but you have been
seated near the fre-that must be the
reason MalebFAnche was satisfied, and
from that time forward he made no more
complaints about any mutton leg, or any
other monstrous protuberance on his
nose. 4<.re
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05

THE venerable Gen. Hiram Walbridge
exCongressman from New York city, i;
out for Mcclellan. All the prominent
men Of the country are coming out fol
him. Lincoln, Beecher and Fred Doug.
lass are out against him. So, doubtless
would be Lucifer, the original seceder, i
his views could only be known. Proba
bly, Beeeher has his proxy.
Illinois State Register.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05

VINO is RESPONSIBLE H-Who is respon-
sible for the withdrawal of McDowell's s
Corps, and the abandonment of the siege
of Richmond !-Abraham Lincoln.
Who is responsible for Pope's defeat at
Manassas ?-Abraham Lincoln.
Who is responsible for cheating the
country Of the fruits Of the glorious vic
tory of Antietam p-Abraham Lincoln.
Who is responsible for the slaughter
and defeat at Fredericksburg ?-AbrAham
Lincoln.
Who is responsible for the terrible hav-
oc and disaster At Charlottesville p
Abraham Lincoln.
Who is responsible for the overland
route entitled My Plan," by which 1885,
600 men were uselessly lost ?-Abraham
Lincoln.
Who is responsible for the present oc-
cupation of Mexico by an Austrian usur-
per ?-Abraham Lincoln.
Who is responsible for keeping our SOL
diers in Southern prisons, unless niggers
we're considered equal to white menG-
Abraham Lincoln.
Who caused the illegal arrests, suspen-
sion ofjudicial writs, suppression of news
papers, interference with elections in the
Northern States, and manifold other VIC.
lations Of the Constitutional law OF the
land ?-Abraham Lincoln.
Who stands like the spectre of death
in the way of an honorable peace with
the Union restored ?-Abraham Lincoln
Who is Abraham Lincoln
A third rate lawyer from Springfield
Illinois, who split 800 rails, now splits tht
American Union, and calls for your sons
on crimson battle field, yet has the au
dacity to aspire again to the Chief Mogis
tracy of this great Republic. -[ClevelanC
Plaindealer.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05

TIE editor of tho Boston Courier re-
ceived the following note from q gentle.
man who gives his address
"SR-I voted for Old Abe once, but
never shall again. ! think if We don't
swap horses We shall be split into two
parts by the raw backbone of the lank
one we are riding now.
4 RrrrBIicAT,
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05

SLIGHTLY MIsTAKEN.--Yesterday, Ger
tain Democrat and Republican, says the
Detroit Free Press, we're discussing the
probabilities of McClellan's election. The
Republican remarked, 1--WE admit you
will have q majority of the home vote
but the soldiers will nearly all 60 for Mr..
Lincoln" A soldier with one leg was
standing near listening to the converse.
ton. On hearing this remark, he spoke
up, "What do you say?" The remark
was repeated. He said, "You are most
essentially mistaken" Said the Republi.
can, "What do you know about it ~
"I'll tell you what know about it. A
few days since seven hundred of US
wounded soldiers were coming up from
jackson, Miss, when, out of curiosity we
took a vote on the question, and there
was not single vote for Lincoln" This
shows how the soldiers stand.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05

THREE QUESTIONS ANSWERED. First
Question.-If Mr.. Lincoln be re elected,
how long will it be before his military
necessities" (Which Republicans say we
must wink at and overlook. will cause rs
to wink Sc rapidly as to effectually and
permanently close our eyes?
Answer.-Sixty days.
ID Question.-If Mr. Lincoln now needs
SOC, 900 men, in addition to the 1000, GOO
already given him, to develop his "plan.
how long after his election will it be till
he will need, and will take, 800, 900 more
men?
Answer.-Sixty days.
Sd Question.--lf Mr.. Lincoln dare now
imprisOn, suppress, expatriate and confis'
cate, and draft every sixty days, how long
after his reelection will it1be before he
will do just as be peases9
Answer.-Sixty minutes.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05

TIE brother of Beethoven signed his
name, to distinguish himself from his
poorer brother, g. Won Beethoven,
landowner" The immortal composer res
torted, by signing himself Ludwig Won
Beethoven, brainowner." ,-'.'i. -
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05
THp following named societies of trades

THR following named societies Of trades
men are getting up addresses to Mr.. Lin
coin, thanking him for his "WhOmit may
concern" letter, beseeching him to stand
by it assoriB4 him Of their cordial sup.
port: The EmbAlmers. the Artificial
Limb Makers, the Surgical Instrument
Makers, the Co6ln Aakers, the Mourn
ing Store Keepers, and the Grave Diggers.
-Phiadelphia Age.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05

The REASON OF McCLELLAN's REMOVAL
FROM THE COMMAND OF THE ARMY-At the
great meeting recently held in New York
Hon. Eli P. Norton said:
The Administration would not have de-
nounced him if he had merely been a sol.
dier, but George B. Mcclellan had his
own ideas as an American citizens. lie
did not believe in Abolition, con6scation
and war against the population of the
South. Within two weeks he (Mr. Nor
ton) knew that General Mcclellan had
been offered the highest command in the
army, if he would give in his adhesion to
the policy of the Administration. lie
refused. Governor Dennison, Of Ohio,
who presided at the Baltimore Convention
which nominated Abraham Lincoln, had
declared, to his personal knowledge. Nc
Clellan was removed, not from any doubt
of his military ability, but because the
Administration believed the Democratic
party would make him their next candi
date for President. Governor Dennison
made the remark in his (Mr. Norton's)
presence.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05

On Friday night George Francis Train
was called out and addressed crowd at
Chicago. He predicted Lincoln's over
whelming defeat in November and feeling
" said of him:
Not tear was shed, not funeral note,
As his col pse to Chicago was hurried,
Not q white man was there to throw in vote
In the grave where Abe Lincoln we buried.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05

TIE interest onI6hsr aasisbai aisssisd
now over 80, 0,O0O, 900. This b OssR
three and a-hslf dollars for every msO,
wowap aud child in The North.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05

TIE public are invited to attend the fu-
moral Of 0ledabe on Tuesday next,
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05

Col james d. Mos& Of MIssOurf. NJ
leading spirit Of the 0levelsna 6suy utlSsz
which nominated Fremont. l. ogt ~ 1en-s
Clsllan. ..s.;,;a h,1..es !,
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05

A RoY, whose general appearance beto.
kened the want Of ayfatbsTS cara, being
asked what his father followed for 3 Nv:
ing, replied: He b. . usetAodiSt bZ-
trade. but be don't work. 8 & anI. .moeA.o 8
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05

=, .xAu }. MCLLAAY.
RYAN q MULLANY.
ATTORNEYS ASD CoCNsELoRs AT LAW.
OPYICE-ROom No. IS. Metropolitan Book, n W.
Corner Washington and Montgomery Streets
o-.II San FRANCISCO, CAL. Ism
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05

aud even illogical premier, the half Of
whose official papers and speeches answer
The other half, may threaten treacheFY on
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05
3eruftssionaI Garns, Etc.

Omes, on ColOma street.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05
TE MOUNTAIN pCMOCRAT,
SUySStIssHxp hvrRY sArUsNAx NOaxxSo, IT

D..
3. v. UthWSsu, ~ A. 'AuAAr'
The mountain Democrat., 1864-11-05

professional UaruS, ETC.
JAnB JoaNaox, CHAs- T. lRWlN
JOHNSON q IRWIN,
ATTORNEYS AND coUNsELoRs AT-LAw,
(Omee In CITY Block. Piaeervillel will practice In
ali the Courts Of the County.
CHAs. F. IRWIN. Notary Public.
Ijune9Sl
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G G."'e OF M1 n ss ISProDArrE Corc7.

G S,"'i Gn"n9x 80 ProrArr Corr7.
llr the matter ofthc application for let
tcrs administration OF the Estate Of Gunder
lvc1son latcof .nid County deceased.
On reading and flli.g the petition of Sig1i
Thoreson the widow Of Gs,nder lver<en hate Of
said County deceased, praying tor the reasonn
therein set forth that letters OF administration
of the Estate Of said deceased maybe grsnted
to Hans Hanson Of said County. 1t is ordered
that Saturday the 25th day olJunc a. D., 1864
Mt ten o'clock in the forenoon at the Office OF
the Judge Of this Court at the City Of Red
Wing in said County be aud the same hereby.
is appointed the time and place for hearing
said petition, aud that at which time and place
all persons interested in the Estate of raid do
ceased may, aud they hereby are required to Ls
and appear before this Court and show cause
if Any there he, why the prayer Of said fe,i-
toner should not be granted. And it is fur
ther ordered, that notice otsaIa petition. and
OF the time and place aforesaid appoint
ed to hear the same be given to all such I":r
sens so interested by a pnhlication}of tlis'ord-
er for three successive weeks previous to raid
day Of hearingin the newspaper published and
issued Mt the city Of Red Wing aforesaid es!isd
the GooDHCE VOLUNTEER. 5z..s, . -. .<,.q,
Dated May 25th 1864
49,. - WARREN BRISTOL
...-..... Judge ofProbats.
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70. S. Rev. Stamp.t
1Canceled W. d. WI
THE STATE OF MINNESOTA,
District Court, First Judicial District,
County of licndhnA

THE STATE OF MINNESOTA,
District Court, First Judicial District,
County Of Gcodhue.
Horace Wilder and Eli T. Wilderl
Of the firm Of II. & f. r. Wilder
Plaintiffs, Sum-
Against mons.
William Freedom, Calvin Potter;
Richard Freeborn, Philip Storkel,
andjoshna tlaney, Defendants.
The State of Minnesota, to the above named
defendants, greeting: y-
You and each of you are hereby summoned
amp required to answer the complaint Of tho
plaintitfsin the above entitled action, which
com plant has been filed in the office Of the
Clerk of said Court, and to serve copy of
your answer to the said complaint upon tho
subscribers at their office in the city of Red
Wing, in said Goodhue County, iu the State
aforesaid, within twenty days after the service
of this SUNNI ns on you, exclusive of the day
of service and if you fail to answer the said
complaint within the time Aforesaid, the plain
ttfs will apply to the court for the relief de-
manded in said compliant.
Dated 1T Red Wing MINI. May nth 1864.
WILDER d WlLLISTON,
---@ Pitts. Atty's.
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MORTGAGE -SALE-
81 i Pub lisation Jun. 1st 1894,

disqualification June1st ls64:)
Name Of Aortg.gor, George Glass Of Geol-
Name Of Mortgagse-A: n. Lowry. -.
Date Of Mortgage---APril ethlsss. 81
sac and $50 in the Office Of Register Of Deeds
for Gcodhue County Mimi.
Amount claimed to be d ne and unpaid upon
the debt secured BY said Mortgage at the date
Of this notice one hundred and forty77e1ght
and 11-lO0 dollars, together with the further
amount Of taxes upon the Mortgaged premises
hereinafter described for tho year 1868 paid by
the above named Mortgage April LEI, 1854
with interest upon the last mentioned pay
ment from the date thereof and amounting in
the whole to the sum Of one hundred and fifty
five and 88-l00 dollars tie whole Of which ii
now due to said Mortgage and unpaid and no
proceedings at law or otherwise have been in
stituted for the recovery thereof. 49,.
Description Of the Aortgaged premises
Lots Ave (s) and xix (6) and west half Of north
east quarter dissection thirty one Isl in town
ship ono hundred and ton [l10) north Of range
seventeen ll7) west situatsdin the County o.
Default having been made in the paymen,
Of the debt secured by the aforesaid Mortgage
and Of tho taxes paid by the Mortgage al
Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of .
power of sale contained in said Mortgage and
pursuant to the Statute in such cases made and
|proviued the said Mortgage will be foreclosed
by sale Of the Mertga age premises aforesaid al
public auction at the Sheritfs Office in the cit,
Of Red Wing in said Gooahue County on the
18th day of July 1864 at one O'Clock in the III:
ternoon ofsaid day to satisfy the amount the,
due upon the debt secured by said Mortgag
the amount oftaxes paid as aforesaid with in
terest thereon as aforesaid and the costs an.
disbursements ofsaid sale including the sum .
fifty dollars. stipulated in said Mortgage to b
paid to the aforesaid Mortgage by the Mortga
gor in case Of foreclosure OF said Mortgage u
and for Solicitors fees.
Dated June let 1864.
COLE & CASE, A. N. LOWRY,
Atty's for MORTGAGE, Mortgage.
Faribault, MINI.
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Tho ONLY reliable Self Adjusting wriager
The frame being OF Iron, thoroughly gal
anized, aUdauger froan rust Is remoced, and the
liability to shrink, swell, split, &C., sounovoid
oble in wooden machines, is prevented.
No thumb screacs or complicated fasteninqs to
werr oat OF got out Of order it can be fastened
firmly to the tub in single seeoad.
WHEELS.
1t took the FIRST PREMIUM At Fifty
Seven State and County Fairs in 1851, and is
without an erceptaon, the best Wringer ever made
Instead of believing the statements Of par
6es interested in the sale of other Wringers,
TRY IT, AND JUDGE FOR YOURSEL F
Test it THOROUGHLY with ANY and
ALL others, AID if not entirely satisfactor.
return it.
1t will wiring anything from TAytud TO a
~ guilt without alteration.
:. Patented in the United States, England,
~nnada, and Australia. Agents wanted in
every town.
Energetic men can make from & 8. 10 SO
per day.
Putnam Manufacturing Co.:
GENTLEMEN - kno~ from practical er-
perience that tran aceW ga1ranezed sritA zinc sczz
after several years experience in the manu!ac-
ture Of chain for chaln-pumps and water draw
srs, in which have tested tao affinity Of IRON
and zinc, that if the process is conducted prop
oTly IL IS perfect Welu OF bne TWO.
Nearly one year ago my family comm encetl
using one Of your Wringers. II now performs
all Of its functions we'll it did the first time
it was used, and has become an indispensable
article with us. I have closely observed sew
eral othor binds Of cloth,s- wrangers, the mo-
dus opsrandi being different, trying to prodnco
the sams results as the Pntnam Wringe1, but
in my judgement the yhave failed. Tie Put
nam Vrsnger Is as "ear pe7tct as possible, and /
can caeevully recommend 1t to be the best IN use.
Respectfully yours,
JNO. W. WHEELER.
Cleveland Ohio.
Many years. experience in the galvanising
business enables me to indorse the above state-
nent in I'll particulars.
JNO. C.. LEFFERT6,
No; loo Beskmann Street..
Nav York, January, 1864.
No. :, $50; No. l, $50: 10. 4, $3.50
1anafaetursd and sold, whslssals aud re-
THE PUTNAM MANUFACTURING co..
lo. IL Plat Street, New York, and Cleveland
Ohio.
&C. NoRrHRor, Agent.
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JULIUS BAUER.

No. 80 South Clark Street, Chicago, H.,
COLE AGENT, for VIM. ~KNABE & CO.'S
y CELEBRATED PIANOS. Has constantly
Il large assortment on hand, and IS by arrange
mcnt enabled to furnish them at Loaoest Fac
tory Prices. Also on hand, large assortment
Of MELODEONS, second hand PIANOS, and
all kinds Of Musical Merchandise in general
Second hand Pianos taken in part pay for new
Instruments A call is respectfully solicited
n46v7ly JULIUS BAUER,
No. 80 s. Clark Street, Chicago, Ill,
Pianos tuned and repaired at short notice.
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State of Minnesota pnos. an: cor =,
County Of Dakota,J 81 IN =, ih0s4r1 .os.''
In the matter Of the guardianship Of Mary
E. Faribault, MINOR. et.I9< @''4
Notice is hereby given that by virtue and
in pursuance of nm order Of license made in
said matter On the 18th day Of February, A.
D., 1864 by the Probate Court of said County,
the undersigned guardian Of the said Mary +.
1aribanl. will ON the 18th day of June 4. D..
1884 at ten o'clock in the forenoon at Ksd
Wing, in the County Of Goodhue and State
aforesaid at the Office Of the Register Of Dssds
of the said County OF Goodhuc ohs., Or sels %
public vendue tho following dsscri5ed lsnds
situated in the said County Of GoodhuS, 70
wit: The north west quarter snd the noTta
esst quarter and the north half OF the south
west quarter dissection twelve (13) In iowa
ship one hundred and ten lll0) north Of Ksngs
fifteen Us west.
The terms Of sale will be made known ~ the
time and place OF sale. gss,.. - s.~- s-.sftnf.-
e Dated May Esd 1874. So ss5N#
.s - GEoRGK II. FAR1BAULT,bi
e.. Gssrdias
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TRAYED.

TRAYED.
LNKOM the Farm Of the tubscribcr on the
l. head of Wells Creek, Coodhue county.
Minnesota, on the 18th inst., TWO COLTS
!our years old, one sorrell with \ white
stripe in the forehead and one. or both hind
feet white. The other bay.
Any person WHO will return said colts or
give information where they may be found
will receive reward Of ten dollars. ~.
--tsr WILLIAM LANE.
Nay e5th 1884. IL <.>' -s,'
.. sz& ~- (w3E asas.s* ~s.s.-.s
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vNHE SlAlEOE> N NNC1OOIAs
l. District Court. First Judicial District.
County Of Goodhue.
Charles MeGlashan, Plaintiff;
Against.
SUMMONS.
William Freeborn, Philip storke],
JOSHUA Ha3ey, Richard Ffeeborn; Defendants
The Stats q Minnesota, to the above named
DEFENDANTS greeting.
You and each Of you are hereby summoned
and required to answer the complaint of the
plaintiff in the above eutitlcd action, which
has been filed in the Office of the Clerk Of said
Court, and to serve copy of your answer to
the said complaint upon the aabscriber. a.
their office in the city Of Red Wing Goodhue
county, in the State aforesaid, within twenty
days after the service of this summons on you
exclusive of the day. ofssryice and if you
fail to answer the said complaint within tho
time aforesaid, the plaintiff will apply to tho
Court for the relief demanded in said com
plant.
Red Wing MIMI, April 80th 1854.
WIEDER & WILL1STON,
lifts. Atty's:
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4 SINGLE BOX or BK1N6KET45

tnan twenty bexss Of any pills in the world be-
:iaes hfy-dve hundred physicians uss Inn
n their practice TO the exclusion Of other par
16eives, The first letter of their value IL yet
scarcely appropriated. When they arc better
known mndsn death and continued sickness
viii DO Of the past. Lot those who know them
speak right out in their favor. 1t u duty
which will save life.
Oar race aresub]ect to = redundancy Of viii
asod bile ut this season, and il il - dangerous
- It 10 prevalent but Brandreth's Pills off
ord A invaluable and efficient protection. By
thar occasional use we prevent the collection
quantities, cause 50 much danger to the bodys
health. They sosa cure liver complaint, dys-
Pepaia loss Of appetite, pain il the head. heart.
burn, pain in the breest bone, sudden faintness
and costiseness, Sold ky Al Clark, and by
all respectable dealers in medicines.
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oDas. - 80 - s s.. esss
To 2. q. Hsvley: s.. .,.ssssg
ss You are hereby notified
that's writ of Attschment ha. been issosd
against you and your property attached, -
satisfy. this demand Or James Warner
amounting TO the sum Of kftsen aolIsrs. II
Now unless you shall appear before Trank
Ives Justice ofthe Peace IN and for said
county q his Office in the city Of Red Wing on
the 9th dsy ofJnne 1854 at q o'clock 81 the
forenoon, Judgement will DO rendered seainss
yor, snd {onr property sold to pay the sdstt.
Dated this 18th day OF May 1914.
JANW NARNEk,
- IS FJainti4.
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Where ne keeps constantly on hand, all kinds
Of Feed, Flour, Corn Meal.
BAn Flour and Corn Meal warranted to
give satisfaction, and if it does not, it may be
returned and the money will be refunded.
Plum St. Red Wing, Minnesota, Apl.27 'C4.
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BENSON & ANDERSON.
WAGON & CARRIAGE MAKERS.
RED WING, NISNEsorT.
We make and repair Wagons. Carriages,
Drays, &c, at our shop on Bush Street.
Rcd Wing, March 16, 1854.
n34ySlY.
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MERIT alone makes a SEWING MA.
Nl CRIME valuable. The people are per
oeivins that glowing representations are not
That it is economy and wisdom 10 purchase
only SEWING MACHINE Of
Known Practical Utility.
There are 106, 600 Machines In usS il this
This Hi: Machine is PROFITABLE and AVAIL
ABLE A LIFE TIME.
It is equal to TEN Seamstressss.
An annual Disi2ss1 Of 100 to 500 per cent
Con its cost) may be obtained in use-by it,
possessor. This is the only
SEWING MACHINE.
in tho world making tie LoCK-sTITCH with
The RoTAT1NG HOOK, and using the GLASS
GEORGE II. CHITTENDEN, /.
General Agent for Illinois. Wisconsin, Iowa,
Northern Indiana, Minnesota and Kansas,
100 Lake Street, Chicago.
Circulars may be had on application T
by post. BAKER Il MARVIN,
n46v7ly Agents, Red Wing.
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StraYed.

Strayed.
!: From the farm Of the Subscriber in the tow
Of Wanamingo, County Of Goodhue on the Z
day Of Nay, = LIGHT BAY MARE, Wit
black name both hind feet white, and lon
white stripe in the face She Is four years Of
this spring, and wheh she left was shod.-
Whoever will return said mare, or rive infor
mation where she can be found, Wilt be 1iber-
ally rewarded. z.szz.''s.s
June LIST, 1854. 81