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THESE R1Er1Rs ARE PREPARED IN Puxl
i Bourbon Whisky, from , combination Of owe,
e.coty different kinds o. roots, barks sad herbs,
which ct In Perc. concert with The otbsr, pre
HFed ffoR the original formula given by the eres,
chief Red Jacket to Dr. Chapin- who used them ,uc.
ee0faily tn his practice fr many yeazs and by their
- $3.50 % ErsAe Popularity IL ths tseatmeat and
esro q Dyspepsia Liver Complaint Constipation Sex
apd Nervous Headache. Fcvsr aud Age. and Iii d.
ssss arising from torpid liver and i1deestion Per
scos suesine from either Of these loathsons dssa.~
WI nna eue BY the - Of thsss Bittess which ~
saetly g1rs and free from all those drug and pos
- 0snaly put ul in such preraratioos, and palnsa
q - N 0nsueoctiok public sile3e trial yin o..
vincs tAe most skeptscal that In the RED JACTIf
enses = = vtztee that ~ ushse Rieesss ps
i3Asy sf1sesthea md invigosate he systea.
1Aey ~ cure Tor Dyspepsia
nsy eiye god and healthy APPETITE.
1hsy assfse digestioc.
3ney parifS Inc breath and acidity Of tie stomach
1ney cc.s DsazThra and Cholera loebua
1Asy ars IN aatidote to change Of water and dise
i1hey aro the best stinulant in sxistsnce.
~ q. preventive offeve and Asue.
They relieve Constipation.
1hey cure Nervous Headachs.
1hsy ose pssssetly parsa pa1atabla.
:. NE g.s.tes RKD LAcKErBI7zERS.r .,v .ou
h Ssa.9 bottles; never By the gallon. cssrt a. 1st
ss. thas or private Government s.aapi i s.Srokss
so'd ey I'll dreess.t. and dealer, throoxaou. Il.
On tsr Red jacket, and :aks n tA.,
ECsEeslass to the tzads eapplisd q appiie.Hoo.
I'll BENNETT PETERS 1 CO..
~" !. az = - ..e~ .ProPs;eto's-
u and p MICHIGAN AvExuE
CHICAGO.
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0nal''''e1 II IF r .

It should be remembered that tho
piano forte is susceptible Of the change
of temperature and when ned .
one temperature will be out Of tune in
-ssst=xsd we'll made piano
tortcs will staod in tune it they arc
tuned at proper periods. Many people,
as they wish TO- avoid expense, will let
'ttf feif 'hstfd&ss'S Remain long out Of
tune, which is great detriment to
them, as they are. less likely to stand
we'll after; he,,vlxbl&q 1eshl1akoa 4
We will offer d few hints in reference
t, the matter; a piano forte ought
1k1i'{{ L 4 with It ''; s.:
in the room; second when fire is dis
continued. BY following this course
you have tho best guaranty that the in.
strumcnt will remain in tune for tho
longest period Of time.
Again, the instrument should not be
;Ssii SH & '5%.' ga ssa$;1ff a
never after stand up to the pitch. with
out great deal Of labor, if indeed it
ever stands at all.
Many otherwise beautiful instru.
ments are nearly or quite ruioed for
lsK lEAataf attention to thess simple facts.
Es1yels~iIl not answer for professional
l; ss Ill r1EK :l;:s;: A !!etila$
immediately of selfish motives, and
say that he is planning for his own ad-
vantage. Owners Of pianofortes who
Il! {s:|!!I:!l g!!e| ,. .,'' 's.s s'
facts in mind, when by yearly outlay
Of triaing sum they may save to them
selves infinitely more than they expend,
BY the preservation Of theifiustrumelt
F6 &eBhe} Retp>setd so @ehA
| Philharmonic journal.
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r s,ktaplb6futHik. capuaRt ldit. 4 :,
November 9th, 1866

6p0rVe W. NOicQrd:
sn: You hereby notified to appear at this Office
otlosk 4. H. of said day and then and there show
c4uso why your Homestead Entry No. 934, made by
y. April 81, A. D. 1855, upon the So 4 Of the SC
a. 4 ~ and lot No; 3, Of section 2, in Town
j@.e 81 S aien ea[ FL n lbs a. az
We'd, - Thos. s. Mcdonald alleges an abandon
nnt thereof by you and then aud there proposes to
Nov the same when an opportunity will be afforded
1yto of eppnatng sach Allowing. 3 Lsl8a IL o. =.
HENRY G. WAIT, Register,
apove-6wt G. A. GILMAN. Receiver.
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-Me Rural Nev Yorker says
corn is sarEta.s tss.
fattening sheep. After fattcning sheep
have fairly got1stb1iff r ttlt 1884, thssyy
should with straw alone, have. about a.
pound per day, whatever kind of grain
used.
-AKz6 Az IN A,s!,
Giles The followisss liapl< slpi.s,
ion will no doubt provo of great val
10 "A wash, composed Of lime, salt,
and fine sand or wood ash InU6{, h
the ordinary way Of xhitewashing, rem:
d.r' the roof 4 Ut 81 &o.ltt Et.ais'
:::'s: i, K ; ;;s;s;'
~. As14lh expenses hundreds
fold. in preserving influence against the
effect Of the weather. The older and
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UNION MEAT MARKET
THOS. G. ALDEN,

Would respectfully inform the people Of St
Cloud that he is prepared to furnish then
With all kinds of the choicest fresh meat,
Fresh beef, veal, pork, mutton, poultry and
game in its season, at prices As low Is the
lowest. 4 share of the public patronage 10
solicited. Shop one door north Of Pewelrs
Hardware Store
st. Cloud, Nay 18th, 1864. WHIST
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- CHA0TELLAR,9
WHITE LrouTn EN- MEL

*oa Improving and Beautityfng the Complexion.
* giving the skin beautiful pearllke tint that 10
St4ly Sp29 q {qgth i 9aickly remove. Tsa: Fseek
II HIS y {se ts ses aGfS s::
the same leaving the skin white aud clear - ala
b4ster. it, use cannot be detected BY the closest
sutey, being vegetable preparatioui II perfectly
10 fsnth and h considered by tic prisian as ID
dfpensable to perfect toilet. Upwads of $4,000
were sold during e past rsar. ara sufficient
nail. po q sE2.,3 os . {5stee'' Sent
BERGER, SHUT n ofds ny r, .mists,
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:. .,1f-1,1A(,) -

OBsIRvATI0N, during the past year,
has more strongly confirmed our beIsef
that drilling is pre-eminently tho best
method Of sowing xinter wheat:
Frequent freezing aud tks~iiiddg during
the late winter and early spring months
do more damage to the wheat crop
throughout tho country, than all other
causes Of 1erq acembiel1. R1Pinx;
whoa. in 81 roi 1m.naA tRlbess'|
within Immediate aud general reach Of
farmers to counteract this evil, The
drill covers the seed at uniform and
proper depth, and it should leave the
soil crowniug between tasse~s
this little ridge is a protection against
the cold winds, the lightest SHOWS
lodge behind it on tho qroHhs Of the
plants, aud when the grSdnsd t6a1hs' re e
soil works from it downward to cover
the roots Of the wheat a little deeper.
Other advantages resulting from drill.
ing over the method Of hand-sowing,
are, a saving Of time, the cultivation
tho drill gives the land-equal to one
harrowing-exactly the desired quanti1
~ Of seed per acre sown, aud scattering
it evenly: We may add that the work
isa6a3:x9<l64f>asss along,
which IS Of some importance 10 case a
heavy rain comes on.
We are equally we'll convinced from
observation that when manure is ap-
piled to winter wheat the best way is
to put it on the surface, or incorporate
it, by using the harrow,or. ganss,plp1,
With two OF. three ioche. ofthe tdPsSl,
1n%pk;ibn kfs&a lwiulsspht6
ton to the grain, and the soluble parts
are readily taken up by the roots ofthe
plants. The best results to the grain
crop .'i; be tsfIHf f's9 tfla.tss']
lows, as it generally does, that, also,
will receive the most immediate benefit.
We have seen very large crops Of grass
taken this seaBE L ffPmlb4 4!
doubtful quality, lkss: result q heavy
surface manurlng on the preceding
winter grain. And heavy grass puts
the farmer in the way Of growing heavy
grain. Manure plowed ue3er deeply
is 4a3ekl >clk Il. ord
thing to uudcrlio farm, but it costs
some labor and takes time before the
crops receive the full benefit of
One reason, We think, why manure
is so often plowed uuder7is~ the gtese:;
er labor involved in drawing it on the
field after it is broken up; sometimes
the manure is so coarse as to obstruc,
the harrow or drill if on the surface
But it iA!sasjd44ar1sa ne md d d BID 1
from the urplowed ground, if it is in
small piles and uniform rows and il
thS1llya 1.ZsS1 {ea1aeik Iqp@ y
no detriment to the crop to draw and
spread it evenly after the grain is so16
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GTRANGE, BUT TRUE.-Every younRlayd
~ and gentleman in the United States can hear
something very much to their advantage by return
mail free Of charged by addressing the undersg1ed
not noticing this card. All others will please address
heir obedient servant,
THOS. F. CHAPMAN
vsn2S-1y s31 Broadway, New York
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a 6IEN3R MEDALS, or other hrst-class premiums
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90 000 E1FEAfizdab Us oa1 with US
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cd, Vermont. vol0no2Sm
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FREE TO BVERYBODYI.a :!
THE GUIDE TO HEALTH AND BEAUTY,

freckles, Pimples, Bloches, Moth Patches, sallow:
ness, Eruptions, and all impurities Of the skim how
enamel tho skin, leavingi it white and clear a. ala
hster how 70 produce tho fullest development Of the
u.t to grow round and full and If the form has been
BY padding 1acnE, Ok maternity, restoring it to
4ore than it, original fullne0 hrnrhej and beauty
teaches how to reduce In slze the hands and feet
lroduee corpulency or the rsvpsss; re06fe
dns hair; cure Cosns, Buntons. Warts, and holes
1Pnew your age; cure Drunkenness Cataxrh, Dyspep.
H. Nervous Debility, L., how to 6scinate and 6aiu
be love and affection Of any person you may choose
tpgethey With other useful and vsluahs iufogatioa
10 yod89 Idy Or Gentleman should fail to send
eir address to the undersigned andreceive by return
pail copy u tAG va}1Aole work in sealed envelope
4ee Of charge. Address,
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NOTICE is hereby giyen that application viii b
Detrict at special term thereof to be held at the
conrt hopss Nt}6k Cloud ID and for he county Of
stearns. on the Gath. day ef November, 1868 at the
opening q the court On that daycr thervaSr
codnse can he heard by and On behalf Of tho N
dessgncd, proprietor Of the town Of Sank CealrN II
said county Of Stearns to vacae all that part of lSth
street Of Main street. IN the MD town q
Sauk Centre aScordingto tho plat Of said town ~
coea In The o1ice Il the Register Of Deeds Ia and
j b Std Oct. d, 1sss2 IS c:iRAcnsL MOORE !,
4 Proprietor of the town Of Sauk Centrs
octa6.5W - BY n. H. MIxEl, Her AttornAv
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NOTICE TO SETTL ERS
RAILROAD LANDS

O1y1cs OF fnE FIRsr DIVISION !
81. PAUL / PACIFIC RAILROAD Co.,
9f. PAUL. Sept. 20th, 1866.
All persons settled ON Railroad Lands belonging to
this Company in the towns and ranges mentioned
below who claim the right to purchase tho same at
Government price, are hereby notified to present
proof Of their right to purchase and make payment
therefor at the odcs Of the Company without dol ~
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DOMESTIC RECIPES.

Crullers.-Onc cup of butter, one
cup Of milk 9,tt l~eek,ndsf 4sa.r;
two cups Of sugar, six eggs,- half tea:
spoonful salera.u,;; Md dddf 4noush to
make 4.lt& Cut into tanciful shapes
and f4iarbeilaes-las53.. -.ass-z,- ---..-r=.,,,-
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T W a44N~~Y"Ne f<Nsss,
two cups Of sugar, six eggs, half tea.
spoonful salera.us; hid dddi enough Il
make i.ltif Cut into tanciful shapes.
and f4iaaeilaes.-les1.
Le"so" Pse.-Onc lemon chopped
fnc one cup Of sugar "a little over . |
cup Of water: one tablespoonful of
flour butter the size of u walnut.
Stew this fifteen or twenty minutes -;
when cold add one egg, we'll beaten.
Bake the pie with one or two crusts, as
you please ; if with one, beat the whites
of two eggs to stiff froth, add one or
two tablespoons pulverized sugar, spread
over the pie and slightly brown in the
oven.
c4xfs1eA Csfa1k Tdk 4R r.
verk1i Sugar; one ZIP bullel, ITO
cups -four, one cup corn starch, one cup
sweet milk the whites of seven eggs,
beaten to froth one teaspoon cream
tartar, oos511hf3seon ,esa6 Pix I'll
hour, starch aud cream tartar together
beat the butter and sugar to . cream
stir in the milk, then ad&g &aadaily I'D
alternately the whites Of the eggs and
the flour: whep sufficiently m,4e1, add
the .42olf&faas4 1;Ill and
flavOriDs to suit the taste stir lightly
and put Immediately into the oven. . !.
Cookie'.-Two cups while sugar one
cup butter, one-half cup cold water,
tvoAAQlk ia, 'sdga I'M Tea.
spoon soda mix as soft::as can be rolled,
roll them thin, and sprinkle with sugar
bake iee&ania4 otsazso Ass,sz.4- ..
Sponge Cake.-Two coffeecups So!
gar, tz2;etsaagps -four se1en1fgg4
whtesS9olRS len ssp..Stely ne
tablespoon water to each egg; one tea
spoon cream tartar, one-half teaspea,
soda; favor with lemon. s,,.z.sy.
To MAKE CREAM ,CAKE-sIskea; 4
pound II yea5t; Two tablespoonful d,
aots,l,sSSsiias u ii ticch ahh1 id'
Eve ounces of good rich butter, and mix
With = bottle of hair oil Season to
suit the taste with Crob Orchard sasss
This will be found to be very rich
To M d4E;: kos7 5r.. -:
Procure nex 3eie.anin :4t,s, ops;lIer
goblet, and place in a bureau drawer
under lock and key. Then buy a
pound of clean glue, eleven dtnocsnt
gum Arabic, and Eve ounces of ising-
add half gallon & 'saa.so;'!:: a:
ply just lRaZe IT, esthas1G dn
three days you will find that It 13ae jel-
lied beautifully. ~'s ~
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~ IL 86I " kLA0E
Y 4 L | !. Il II! > Il |
B ST y Z. " ooDs|
CT kuH ,c~tl3t}k) iHtf|
EAbnGASH STORE,
S3ta 9&c ,ts1sr Prices:
.b:ciJ. he
A beautiful stock OF
DRESS GOODS,
AT al prices, from Is cents upward
SILK SACQUES AND BASQUETINES,
CLOTH SACQUES AND BAsQUETINEs.
BALNtORAL AND HOOP SKIRTS,
New Styles.
A handsome lot Of
BLACK SILKS, CLOTHS,
PRINTS.
&C., &c.
~ AL Very Cheap! -Ua
H.?K. TAYLOR,
|a&.AHA 7w- MINI:
MUNGER, Bros.
.111.; ) ~
Music #5s Dealers,
102 Third street,
JAh AMiii9 aaa Ailtn.,
Sole Agents for
st.;n;xa} q soda.' ) E.
CELEBRATED PIANOS.
Sole Agents for
chickering B. Sons
CELEBRATED PIANOS,
Also-QulIED Plan0 E0RTEs.
.ttszE9 i>-E 49, tJ>. :
Al'o-PEl1kMe ! AUTOMATIC ,E.9sl!t! see ge
! ORGANS AND; A|ELcDEoNsy 60:
A'''-tslEgs COTTAGE !'! ORGANS: &c, d:
~ AZ lns fly y, Warranted 'n99 o.: "a
;-s1.a. X " 49,, ,t>.--.
We keep constantly on hand the
ONLY FULL ASSORTMENT OF
Sheet Music and Musical Instrument
OF all descriptions in Minnesota.
Our stock Of Violins, Violincellos, Con
! trs Bases, Flutes, Flies, Flagoletts, Clsro
/, nets, Guitars, Bsnjos, Military Drums o
al descriptions, Brass Instruments, Accor
deems, Strings, etc., 10 complete.
! Church Organs, Melodeons and Piano
tuned and repaired.
| Orders attended to with Pronptnesa
v7n26-1y
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s E1HHl8A ON B Err! .
CONSTANTLY on hand, afull suppl:
~ Of first quality lime, At 81 per barrel
or when taken in Quantities Of over twenty
barrels, 1t Is cents per barrel.
Lumber and oil building material fun
hished to order a. the lowest cash prices,
Every style Of Furniture can he furnish
ed immediately At the same Office.
All kinds Of produce taken in exchange.
~ once .at the Nav York Store .-
FOWLER & TOBEY.
st. Cloud june 6th. 1862.
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Livery and eale Stable

The undersigned has lust erected ~
Z largeand commodious stable on the cor.
ner Of Lake Street and Perry Place, oppo-
site Clark's store, near the Central House,
which he has filed with livery stock, COM
prising number Of
FINE ORSES,
Suitable for either riding or driving, and .
variety OF
HANDSOME BUGG1ES
For single or double team.
Commodious, elegant carriages for pleas
ure parties always ready.
All orders for teams for excursions, Fu-
nerals or Journey will be attended to
promptly.
His stock is Of the best kind, and he in
vites his friends to call.
L. B. SILSBY.
st Cloud, June 23d, 1868. v5n49-1y
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E'REsH Meat, Hans, Sausage and veee
L tables Of all kinds, kept constantly G,
hand. Shop On St. German street.
HIS LUEG
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.-A Gentleman who
ture Decay and all the effects of youthful indiscretiou
will, for the sake Of suffering humanity send FREQ to
all who need the recipe and directions for making
Es5G !sg r az 4 4 hi sa Afs e.. suEs!
u soks add Lii ..~9Jek Fl 4 o6DsN, =
vSn2S-1y No. Is Chambers st., New York
" WHISKERS! WHI8KERS
Nv q hoNrsz Cbrrolia, the greatest stimulator In
ohe world will force Whiskers or Mustaches to grow
tn the smoothest face or chin: never known 70 FAIL
f.H }ttff ''' 4:eeetft1<5fF'~'9 ME-
/. LL e tt4S 'Is4,t! e ather+
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Farm for Sale.

4 u
TIME undersigned offers for sale . good
4" farm Of 100 acres, on the north end Of
Maine Praire, shout j.yaQ01 .y2AaNyT3
FOURTEEN MILES FROM ST. CLOUD.
iSixty acresare timber, tho balance prai-
rib and meadow Apaitha whole Ghefosed
With good fsnos thirty acres being under
cultivation. On the pr emises 10 d ! III Il
GOOD COMFORTABLY HOUSE,
with stabiss.e granazyial sstotshosie, W
god xells,' end ethsr inpioysment6. ffis
aru 10 dirsotly5o1 thsl iaaiR iroad from ST.
Cloud to Forest City, and will DO sold'
s1ese. Inquire At this otaos, Or Of
! avss,o Il @.easss asf,n ia g. "a I'm ~ \ II
s-sI g!iA .RAGijG Il Il. - 80 - {. ~
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% s,.; s.,,'l! q, Isl ,,,l
rough, and cracked tho application Of
the wash by wessiug tho upper surface,
restores them at once to their original
or first form, thereby closing up the
sspauu butwscu~ the shingles andthe lime
and sand by filing up the cracks aud
pores iR the shingles itself, prevents It
from warning.
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H6N00 THY DEsT1NY.-MApAn. +. p
X fHoaNroN, the great English Astrologist, Clair
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small lock Of hair, and stating plaes Of Slrt6, sET
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and stamped envelope addressed to yourself you will
receive the picture and desired BY return
mail. All communications sscredly CONFIDENTIAL Al
dress, in confidence, MADAME E. T. TuoRNfoN p O.
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TI s. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI

mr. s. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD; MINI,
w. October 9th, 1866.
ea: You are hereby notified to appear At this Office
10 O'Clock A. H., of said day and then aud there show
canse Why your Homestead Entry No. 125l, made BY
You at this Office April 2lst 1885, upon the No u Of
section TO- township III, range 49, in tho District Of
lands subject to sale ct st. Cloud Mimi ahould not BE-
dnment thereof BY you and proposes then AID there
To- show the same when you will be permitted to con
HENRY c. WAIT, Register,
oct11-Sw C. A. GILMAN. Receiver.
II AND OFFICE. ST. CLOUD, MINI.
~ October, 9th, 1856.
OF the 181H DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1866, 1t 10
o'clock a. H. Of said dry and then and there show
canse Why jour Homestead Entry No. 17O, made By
you upon the nv OF section o. township IT. range
So In the District oflans subject to sale at st. Ce1d
Hhletnd alleges ~ abandonment thereof BY yoa and
proposes there and then to show the same when IN
olportsni!y will be accorded to you Of eontestins
such showing HENRY C. WAIT, Register
/ Ioctl1-sw:. c. A. GILMAN, Receiver.
IT'S. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
~. October 9th, 1866.
lSn: You are hereby notified to appear at this eAce
% ne 2z5H DAY or NOVEMBER, 4. D: 1850, q
cauae Why yosr Homestead Eetry No. 6s, made BY
yen atthis Once, the 10th day of June 1854 upon
the 70 Il section in townshp Ia range q, should
net be Cancelled ~ one Spence N. Gibbs alleges IN
:ssndon%ent Thereof BY yoo, and propose. tho. a.d
IpernItted tocoatest such showing. :: e.. i; :.
Z foct1l-ewa 80, C. A. GILMAN. Rscsi7sr.
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VIII not assume anyrisk for baggage; except torwes
dred Dollars in value. All Baggage exceeding that
mount in value, will be at the risk Of the owner I'M
less taken by special contract. -,
HENRY ". GWINNER, GeR1 Ticket l0ese, Pkila
H. H. HOUSTON. Gen'l Frsoh Agait. Phils.z
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ME.ATAM AR X T. II :

v01@ II nv W 3HA.D1 1HVPH1otV1s
|A,, .,ba. 4 mssasi15,.l! YoAEtTI 5h,,,fAtn.
turkeys, sausage, pudding, smok ed tongue,
&p kept Consistently s.,s e 9ana sad fer sale
5meat are requested to call Opposite tho
Fletaher House. ayrs -y.xspoy2a4ly,
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IpEING now in receipt Of my Fan and
I'D Winter Stock, which, has been selected
with care, pu1ohaied at-glose figures and
with reference to the increasing wants Of
this section, / would moss respectfully in
Mite purchasers to. call aid examine my
assortment. ~. Il %ss ::
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&]H OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES! ! & $:$!4.A!
ST. PAUL, :: MINNESOTA, 4
k:aRs 80 attM>f,lns ana viii, keep con-
II stantly on hand the largest aud best
stock Of Leather.and Findings in the State
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SPANISH SOLE LE4rHER,
OAK SOLE 1EArHER,
Upper. Leather,
HARNESS AND Birdie. LEATHER,
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Lace Leather,
|x.sisas,yRENCH CALF SKINS
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5000 Bushels Plastering Hair
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Also. \ general assortment OF all kinds
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will not be undersold by any hou in tho
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D& Cash paid for Hides, Fuxs and Deer
(iskfds sa' te osKEsSEER e aRIEHL.
No: 3oe Thirdstreet, sign Of the "Black
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