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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-09-20
ST.. PAUL, Sept. 20th. 1851

ST.. PAUL, Sept. Goth, 1866.
DEAR JoURHAL.-Tke District Con.
vention closed At half past tco this If
ternoon, otter rc-nominatiag Hon. !.
DONNELLY o. the first formal bal.
lot! On the informal ballot the vote
stood
Gen. Hubbesd, 3
Gen. Ssnbora, u
Cyrus Aldrich, 10
l. Donnelly, IS
The votes on the first formal ballo.
we're:
I. Donnelly, 40
Cyrus Aldrich, II
Gen. Sanborn, 3
Gen. Hubbard, O
Mr.. Donnslly was then declared
unanimously nominated.
Y. B. NJ.
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"A dispatch from Harrisburg, Pa.

IA dispatch from Harrisburg, Pa.
on the 10Th says. T.
Secretary Seward arrived here last
night, having every symptom Of violent
attack of cholera. He was too i'll to BE-
removed, and remained in the railroad
car over night at the depot. His ply.
sicians, however, reported him so,pe
what better this morning, and he left
in tho train ut nino o'clock for Wash.
ington.
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lion. Green clay Smith, recent
appointed Governor Of Montana, start
ed tor his new home on Saturday, &C.
conpanled by party Of Kentuckians
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By the falling OF bridge, at Johns
town, Pa, which was crowded with
people, called together to receive the
Presidential party, fourteen persons
were killed outright, and nearly hun
dred more or less injured.
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Tho London Daily Nc,0s of Sep
tcmbcr LIST, says:
The Confederate bonds, which of late
have been altogether neglected, were in
demand to-day at an advance. They
opened at 4 Ii and closed at 1 H.
1t is surmised that the accounts may
have arrived favorable to the Philadel-
phia Convention.
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Mr.. Pot.er's name was Withdrawn in
favor Of Mr.. Hough, who was uomiua.
ted by reclamation. =
= Mr. Hough has, for many years PAST
acted as Chief Clerk in the Office for
which he has been placed in nomination,
is reliable Republican, and moreover
a cripple. These facts all worked
strongly in his favor. While have
10 doubtsbut that he will make a good
officer, yet I think tho nomination
should have been given to a soldier,
not only as matter of justice but Of
party policy as we'll. The. course Of
the Convention in this particular may
be looked upon by some as being slight
ly inconsistent with the tenor. Of the
last Of the resolutions adopted but few
minutes before.
Mr.. Gordon, the Chairman of the
Committee appointed to select State
Central Committee, made the following
report, which was adopted by the Con.
vention:
DR.. Thomas Foster, Of Manomin county.
VIM. B. Mitchell, Of Stearns county.
Thomas Simpson, Of Wiuoua county,
B. F. Smith, of Blue Earth county.
II. E. Mann, Of Ramsey county.
W. H. Mitchell, Of Olmsted county. =
After vote Of thanks to the Chair.
man and Secretaries, the Convention
adjourned sine die.
principal interest is felt in the
Congressional Convention which assem-
blcs TO- morrow. Very little doubt sx-
lists but that Mr.. Donnelly viii DO nom-
mated on the first ballot-certainly on
the second. A CAUCUS Of his friends
this evening" established the fact that
he has clear majority, either instruct
ed or pledged to support him,-exclu-
sive ola number Of delegates, such as
those from Ramsey County, and a part
from Goodhuc aud Hennepin, who sup
port him as their second choice.
The Convention at Mozart Hall this
evening to select delegates to attend
the Soldiers and Sailors Convention at
Pittsburg was very largely attended.
Gov. (late Brevet Brig Gen. MarshalD
was in the chair. Emphatic and ringing
resolutions we're adopted unanimously
aud enthusiastically. They will ap-
pear in next weeks JOURNAL. The
following delegates from St. Cloud we're
chosen: Maj. Gen. c. G. Andrews,
aud Col. c. D. Kerr;
*4At the cloac Of the Convention, the
members front the Fourth Judicial
District remsined il tho Hall, With T.
R. E. Cornell in the Chair, and H. L.
Gordon sccretary, placed Hon. c.. 3.
Vanderburg, the present efficient Judge,
in nomination for this felps election.
The members from the Seventh Dis
trict decided to postpone their nomina-
ton until the goth inst, at St. Cloud.
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STATE NEWS.

governor Miller and Gen. Van
Etten were in town = few days since
looking after their interests in the
Saltwater Tripoli lands. The stock of
this company (>loo,ooo) is now all ia
ken, and active operations in the manu-
facture Of Tripoli will be commenced
next spring.-StiNUatcr Messenger.
During lest week, the firm Of
Eastnan, Gibson 4 20. shipped to New
York, Fifty Thousand Pounds of Wool
being four times larger than any one
shipment heretofore made from Min
nesota: They hsve a sufficient quaint
ty nov in store to keep tho "North
Star Mills" ruuning to their fullest ca
pacity, for months to comc.-Minneap-
oils Atlas.
NO more entertainments by Tenn
plston, end h1s talented troupe-the
theatre is closed, ond they are en- route
for Vieksburg, where they will open
their winter season in a few days.
Ibid.
Mr.. Corcoran, Of jamestown, was
accidentally killed on Tuesday last.
He uas cutting wood at the time, aud
was caught under falling tree and al
most instantly killed. He leaves a
wife and tvo'e northumberland Rec
ord.
Tho Winon. Republican says a
party Of Norwegian immigrants, who
came into Bi|]oors County, brought
9th them the cholera. Fifteen cases
aod foue deaths occurred in tour DAYS.
The dwelling house Of Mr.. Henry
Whitmore Of this village, was entered
on Thursday lost, aod jerelrJ to the
amount Of e25 distracted therefrom
The thief entered by the back door,
while Mrs. Whitnore vas in tho cham.
Der and succeeded in securing his OF
her rlender without in the least dis.
turbing Mru. ".
Mr.. q. II. Bollio, the new Regis
ter Of tho Winnobsgo CITY Land Office,
has re>ched that Ylsce and entered
upoa the discharge of his duties.
from tie Minneapolis Chronicle. .
CRoouM.-Wo notice a good many
Of ser yoens ladies .ad gentlemen, on
the several lawns in tn. city, are coll
stantly engaged in tho exercises of this
play or game.
Several immigrant vegons, with
their stock, beg cad baggage, passed
through town tho other day, bound tor
the upper country.
Capt. j. G. Whitney las sold nine
acres Of land belonging to the old M.
G. Baker claim, to S. H. Madison,
ESQ.,, for $4,000. This IL considered a
bargain. The land belonged to Hon.
Leroy Kramer, of Virginia.
Asa B. Hutchinson is building
himself nice and comfortable house
nesr the "old camp ground" in Hutch
insNh, Mcleod county. Asa, that is
sensible. Now that the "good time
has come," be pioneer for 4 while.
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UNION DISTRICT AND JUDICIAL
CONVENTION.

The Union electors Of tho several COM
ties EMBRACED in the Sd Legislative Dis
triot Of tho State Of Minnesots, nre request
I'd to meet in delegate convention at the
Court House, in St. Cloud. on tho 10Th day
Of September. A D 1866, at O'Clock, p.
H., for tho purpose Of nonin sting one can
aidate for the Senate, and three candidates
for Representatives in the Legislature of
vaid State.
The several counties comprising said
District viii DO entitled to delegates in said
convention as follows viz:
Stearns, 4; Morrison, 2; Dougl las,
Cass, Lake and St. Louis one each.- lm-
mediately after tho adjournment Of said
convention, Judicial Convention will be
hsld-the delegates to the said District
Convention will act as the delegates in said
judicial Convention. The counties Of
Sherburne, Benton and Mile Lac are re-
spectfully requested to send delegates to
attend the said judicial Convention, IN
which said last named convention they will
be entitled to ono delegate each.
J.E. WEST.
Chairman Dist. Com.
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The tobacco harvest in Conncct f.
cut has commenced. The Hartford
Times says, taking together, the crop
Of 1855 will be rather under than owe,
the average in quantity; but in quail
ty equal to any evar er".-- -. cvuno.t.
lcut.
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Tho circulation Of the New York
Tribune has incrca,cd 81, 900 since Au-
gust--while that of tho Now York
Nimes -John,on's organ-has fallen
of in like proportion.
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THB fall fashions have been set by
Maine and Vermont. They are dcci'
dedly Republican. Minnesota will add
a plumo in November.
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FREIGIlTS.

by this route Freights of all descriptions including
LIVE Srock be forwarded to and from Philadelphia
on the Western Railways, by natlroad direct. !
By Steamers, freight can also be forwarded to ~
accessible point the rivers and lakes Of the Wee
For freight contracts shipping apNy Ia
or address either Of the following agents Of the
Sd Kingston, Jr Freight Agent, FAfkdsnNid
CA Carpenter, Freight agent, Pittsburgh 4 :
Clarke co, Transfer Agents, Pnstsy0k -e'5 =
IL W Brown Co, Ctncinnatiss1Ohio.
AP Suits Co, Zanesri!t, Ohio.
Hall & Co, Marietta, Ohio. .
W II & e Langley, GaUiopolis, Ohio.
J II McC'lm, Portsmouth, Ohio.
TIP Burke, Madison, Indiana.
" NJ Altman, Eransrille, Indiana.
Murehead { Co., Louisriite, Kentucky.
j NJ Love, Kaysrite, Kentucky.
LR Wilson, Nashville, Tennessee.
RFSass, 81. Louis, Missouri.
Clarke & Co. Chicago Illinois.
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The 7ridunc's special says the
Baltimore city council has refused to
tender the Inequalities of the city or
participate IN the reception of the
President, on the ground that he is On
a political stumplng tour, and has caus-
ed the killing Of one man and the
wounding of others.
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"A Cincinnati dispatch Of the 18th
says'thst tho steamer Allen. May ex.
ploded her boilers at IL o'clock this
morning four miles below Ga|lipolis
Two OF the crcv and some Of the pas
sengcrs were killed.
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In Chicago last week a couple of
gamblers became engaged in an alterca-
ton, when one, Leary, drew his revol-
yer and shot the other, named Stanton,
fair in the face. Tho ball glanced from
his skull as it would from piece of
iron, inficting nothing more than &C.
we're flesh wound. Lcary ran down
street, but was ovcrtokcn and flung to
the pavement by Stanton, who jumped
on to his upturned face with his boots
until himself exhausted, and the other
ruffian's face jelly.
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We keep constantly on hand tho
ONLY FULL ASSORTMENT or
Sheet Music and Musical Instruments
OF all descriptions in Minnesota.

Our stock of violins, ,Violincellos, Con-
trn Bases, Flutes, Flies, Flagolctts, Claro-
nets, Guitars, Banjos, Military Drums of
all descriptions, Brass Instruments, Accor-
dcons, Strings, ETC., is complete.
Church Organs, Melodeons and Pianos
tuned and repaired.
Orders attended to with Pronptness.
v7n26-1y
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The Mason & Ha Min CabinctO.nn1.
forty different styles. adap sacred and Secular
music. for $50 to $500 each. FIFTY ONH GOLD
CT SlLNER MEDALS, othcr first GLASS premiums
AWARDED them Illustrated Catalogues free. Ad.
dress. MASON 4 hAMLlN, Boston, o MASON
bhO1dEhS, A1W YORK vau141y
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UNION LINE


FAST FREIGHT, via PENN'A Il. e.
"BROAD TREAD" CARS,
Which run through between the Eastern and Western
Cities irrespective Of changes Of gauge. Tho Union
Line the authorized Fast Freight Line and is worked
all the routes which it undertakes to transport
under contracts which to the property entrusted
to its charge the best facilities for fast and uniform
movement that the roads which it passes possess
Wheret, nc. guaranteed, forfeiture Of Fire Cents
per 100 lbs is aAo'ced erery day beyond
the time specified.
For further information address the following agents
Of the :Unon Line:"
II W Brown, q evest Sd street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
D Thecher, 239 north High street, Columbus, o.
W II Stewart, Cleveland, Ohio.
W r IIazlett, Z1nesril1e, Ohio.
Saml Gray, Indianapolis, Indiana.
&c Davis, Fort Wayne; Indiana.
EP Bryant, Tsrrc Hdute, Indiana.
WV Chandler, Chicago, Illinois.
" Robinson, aA Main Street, Louisville, Ky:
N. Stevens, 40 Oltre street, st. Louis, Missouri
LR Wilson, Nashville, Tennessee.
James Tallmadgc, Jr, Memphis, Tennessee.
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1868.
PEhNSYL wanna CENTRAL 4, +.
DOUBLE TRACK. ROUTE
FROM
PITTSBURGy TO PHILADELPHIA
ssss :st t:s 'r 5 =

&C., sszs 90 {55&SssszzzzsEa]
Pittsburgh, trains from tho west direct to the
II Union Depot, where passengers transferred to
tho Trains of the PennSy lvaa Central Railway, which
leave Pittsburgh aud arrive at other points follows
DAY EXP:lESs-Lcaycs Pittsburgh ut 300 a
m, stopping at principal! stations Arrives ut Altuons
at $40 a. H., Tyrone O2 H. Bcllefonc 1852 a. H.
moret $50 p III, New York via Allentown l0:45 p. III
Phadepiiat $50 pm, and Now York via Philadelphia
CINciNNAr1 x3xrnEss--Loavc,p ittsburc
ut $3.50 III, stopping at ncarlyull stations Atoonaf
at 2l' p m, llarrisbu:gi 81 p. arriving at pha-
delpha at 1910 y. III, and Ne, York; via Allentown,
ut 600 a. III. b. this train passengers tras-
fcrc, at Union Depot, West Philadelphia, directly
to Express Train f,c New York, reaching hero ut
$3.50 a. III.
PHILADELPHIA ExpItIcssf-Leaves
Pittsburgh at l:lo p: III, stopping only at principal
stations Arrives at Latrobct GOO III. Altoona 93O
III, Harrisburg 2:';5 NJ, Baltimore 100 a. III, New
York, via Allentown 1910 H. phllap!ilia* $40 am
and New forl: via Philadelphia at l205 pm. Sleeping
cars run Though M this train from r.sturS to Bati-
moreand Philadelphia, and 10 New Yo,k via Allentown.
FAST tAlgE-Ieave. Pittsburgh at 1000 p. IN,
stopping only at principal stations Arrives at Altoona
at $40 III, lIarri,burg* 1913 Balmoret 1890
pm, New York; via Allentown 41o pin, Philadelphia
LILO p. IN, and New York via Philadelphia 5:42 p IN
Breakfast, DINER Supper.
fDauy, all othe' trains Sunday: crceplca
SLEEPING CARS are attached to all night trains to
Philadelphia, New York and Baltimore.
Baggage checked through and transferred free.
TICKETS FOR TIE EAST, Qncluling Boston by
boat or RAIL- passing this road be purchased
at all principal stations in the West Fare as low
by any other route.
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ced on the nation would be punishment
enough; but Mr.. Johnson knew them
better than I did, and said,' "Thc best
way to disfranchiso them is to break
their necks!' I have been converted
to his views, but Donnelly hangs back
and seems to be troubled about the cost
Of hemp. If me and Nr. Jehnso"
could convince him that hemp is cheap
or than powder and lead, and that these
southern "varmint" never can be cured
until they are killed, he would be a
capital Representative; for he works
like team, and is sober as judge
But if you have man there who you
arc sure will be industrious, understands
his business and go in Internationally
for my policy Of hanging rebels, whole
sale, send HIM along. II you arc not
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DISTURB NOT THE DEAD.-Thc St
Peter ~dduert'ser (Democratic) denoun.
ces Mr.. Donnclly, and comes out 70,
Henry NJ. Rice for Congress. OF
course but H. NJ. r. has been s.dead
cock in the pit" since the gubernatoriaI
canvass, and is beyond resuscitation
kcQuiescat IN pace.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD co.
ing apparel and limit their responsibility to One Hun
dred Dollars in value All Baggage exceeding that
amount in value, will be at the risk Of the owner un-
less taken by sle ia1 c,ntract.
Il: II. WILLIAMS. Genp Superintendent Altoona, p,
HENRY W. GWINNER, GenV Ticket agent, PHilq
II. II. HOUSTON, Cent Freight agent, Phita.
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M e A r M ARK EFT

JOSEPH HoNAED, Proprietor.
All kinds of meat-beef, corI, chickens
turkeys, sausage, pudding snok ed tongue,
&c., kept constantly on hand and for sale
at the Lowest rates. All persons wishing
meat are requested 10 call. Opposite ibe
i1o'eneI mouse. nov; CIV
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MEAT MARKET.

t'fst4s + a-e<.!, II .~re, suueuEe urrd vegc
L tables OF all kinds, kept constantly CT
hand. Shop on St. Geruain street.
EHAS TJTEC
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-Our reporters give elsewhere an
extended account of the Railroad cele-
bration ut St. Cloud. 1t was very
fine affair, and reflected great credit on
the St. Cloud people. Paul Press.
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UNION MEAT MARKET
THOS. G. ALDEN,
would respectfully in 'orm tho people of St
C:oud TIA. he is prepared to furnish them
w'.h all Kinds OF the choicest fresh meat
Flesh beef, Vesl, pork, mutton, poultry and
game IN its season, at prices IS low as the
lowest. Z share Of The public patronage is
solicited. Shop one door north Of Pcwell's
Hardware Store.
st. Cloud, May 18th, 1864. y6nA3-t
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The Jsrraal'a'' ehangs.ef name-The
RailroAa-ThouShts BY the Way
About Mr.. Donnelly-Sdrs. swissholm
Agrees with President Johnson-son-
ator Ramsey, -
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sure Of your man, do not stop to 'swap
horses now, for We are in u dangerous
and rapid stream. This country has
never seen an hour Of such imminent
and deadly peril. For Gods sake re-
elect Ramsey. No matter whether he
wants to be elected or not. Ho has no
right to decline, for Minnesota and the
country cannot afford to-.spare him. No
one else can fill Misplace. Keep him
in it. The mistake in removing Will
kinson ought to teach Minnesota les.
son.
JANE G. SWISSHELM.
I've let the name remain just as ii
WaS VriffaN --Hn JOI1RNAT,
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HALE hOAD LAMBS.
First Division, st. Paul
and Pacific AZ. n. Go.
This company now offers for sale the
Lands granted BY Congress to aid in the
construction Of its branch limo from St.
Paul 10 Watab.
These lands are in tbs
VALLEY Of the Upper N'sslssippi,
on both sides u tins liver, and embrace
great variety OF
TlM5ER, PRAIRIE AND HAY.
The Road has already been
COMPLETEN
ana tsx!hS are running to
ST. CLOUD.
The Lands arc
Excerpt FROM TAXATION
until sold and conveyed by the COMPANY.
They are offered in tracts Of
40, 80 OR 100 ACRES AND UPWARDS
and will be sold to
ACTUAL SETTLERS
~ r. -
e. ppon advantageous terms. I,
rerme, cash !. the bonds Of the G.
en psr, q taehose who desire it,
Long c1editand
LOW nA 7 INTEREST,
All p.sor tresp.s:ing upon these lands
will be prosecuted under tho recent Act of
the Legislature.
For Information as 10 lands in the Coun-
ties Of
TODD,
CROW WING,
MORRISON,
BENTON,
And the north part Of
WRIGHT AND sHERBuRNE,
| Apply to
F.. Z. 9REGORY
| ST. CLOUD,
GEO. L. BECKER,
Land Commissioner,
Von4'tt St. Parl, NJ inl
A1V cry and Sue Stable
The undersigned mas Just erected ~
= large and 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 Tor either riding or driving, and
variety Of
| HANDSOME BUGG1Es
For single or double team.
| Commodiors, elegant carriages for pleas
ure parties a'r. 8 ready.
All orders for teams for excursions, Flu
nerals or Journey will be attended t
Promptly.
/ HIS stock is Of the best kind, and he in
v..es his friendsto call.
] L. 3. SILSBY.
! st. Cloud, June Esd: 1868. v5n49-l
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OLD BOURBON WHISKY,
FREQ from Grain Oil, with Flowers, Buds and Barks
of the highest Medicinal Virtue.
These Biters have rccciy cd the endorsement of more
than iour hundred REG ULAR PHYSICIANS who have
recommended their uso in Dyspepsia, De-angement Of
tho Stomach Loss Of Appetite, Nervous Prostration
Debility, in all Of disease which in its incipi-
ent stages eauire only generous Dict and invigor-
ating nouriShing et;inullnt As safeguard against
diseases Incident to new countries, bad water, severe
t aRS ard eat esoosr' tho htters have never been
First Hundreds Of the most successful and rcspcctod
Physicians recommend
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IL M e & LUM Err!

LIN r & l. UNI Err!
CONSTANTLY on hand, afull SUPPL,
~ Of first quality lime, at 81 per barrel:
or when taken in quantities Of over tvent,
barrels. at Is celts per barrel.
Lumber crd all building material fn
nished 20 order At tie lowest cash prices,
Every style Of Fr"ni,rre can be furnish.
ed Immediately at 'c same Office.
Al>kinds of produce taken in exchange.
Offico at the New York Store.
FOWLER 4 TOBEY.
st. Cloud Juno 5:h. 1862,
NJCTIClG IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT April.
cation will be mado to the District Court of the
Seventh Judicial District Of tho State of Minnesota
at general torn thereof to be held at the Court House
ut st. Cloud IN and for the Comfy Of Stcarns on the
LIST Tuesday, being the End dny' Q; October 1866 at
tho opening OF the Ccnrt that day or as soon there
after a. counsel can be heard petition and behalf OF
Kachel Moore, to vacato that part Of the Town OF
sa1k centre IN said County Of stearns, hereinafter
designated and described as follows, to wit: All that
nrt OF Eleventh Street between Main and Seventh
streets also the unnurbered fractional Block lying
between said streets and tho Sank River according to
the recorded plat thereof
Dated eauk Centre, August Goth, 1868.
RACHEL MOORE,
Proprietor Of tho Towpof FAUX Centre
I. 81 11Nt Atty. foE applicant, suSaoSw
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SWANS BOURBON BITTEHS.
S'cona. The highest medical authority of tho Army
have given their unqualified approval to
SWANS BOURBON BITTERS.
Td Thousand Of inralids restored TO health through
their agency. endorse and recommend
SWANS BOURBON BITTERs.
Fa"r Thousands OF soldiers in hospitals and on tho
march have been chccrcd, strengthened and bcne-
fitted by the use OF
SWANS BOURBON BITTERs.
Fi;A. Thousand. of eniersnt. on the Western Plains
have been saved from disease and death by the time
ly use Of
SWANS BOURBON BITTERs.
rth. Traveller, On Rivers and tho Ocean have found
an unG,iling remedy in
SWANS BOURBON BITTERs.
Seventh. Miners tons far down in tn. bowels Of the
earth, have been protected and preserved by
SWANS BOURBON BITTERS.
Eighth. Thousands Of Ladies' in delicate health have
had the bloom restored to their cheeks by using
SWANS BOURBON B1TTERs.
Ninth. BY increasing tho appetite assisting Digestion
regulating the bowels and giving tone to the system
they mpart strength to the body and cheo.ulness to
tho mind.
10 If your druggist or trade.man has not got these
BitterS, have him send Tor them
Rs5- Remember the na7nc and take no other
For sale by leading Druggiste end Grocers evsrywher
G. H. SWAIN Proprietor,
81 South Voter street, Chicago.
At wholesale l'J bEAUPRE d KELLY, ct. Paul.
=. At retail by 8 MARLATT CO.. and d. ". & L. G.
SIMS, St. Cloud. vSn20-1y
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JIM BoHREE. R.MURRIsON. C.P, REFVF5