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nuriuuati, OHiO.-Jos1u b. QUHUr, u
aaH alea. 20 receive aIvu u-emonus aua
.s for .a. lHE1Is Luaa.
1881 orleans, La.-EDaIs p. OVERALL, Of
Reading Room, BIZ our authorized
1--WE Hvsru-emczts ami subscriptions
mphiz, Tcun.-D. II. Tom & Co. are
agents % receive advertisements
...a. .or the NahrHs JH.ou.
Co, Publishers Agents. a Park
... are authorized 10 contract for ad-
! .Tpaper.
.r. PuHzhers' Agents, Tribune Build
! York. and Browns Iron Building, Phila-
uaa.glr1ei % contract for advertising
H-rsuI a Co, Publishers Agentz, 81
r.r York, and State street. Boston,
.I ta contract for advertising in our
..v.. % Chemut street, n. z. corner
... Louis, Io ls our authorized Agent
s.r. .msats and sub crpuous for the
.nn a. Co., st. Louis, No, are our
Agent. 90 receive advertisements and
.r the Nr.hrHs Union.
.e. 90 Dearborn street, Chicsgo, Ill.,,
ageut 20 receive advertisements
... for the Washable Jui1u.
Co.,. Advertising Agents, Louisville,
ruh1racd agents 90 receive adver-
4 subscriptions for the NAsuvruE
.u. Louisville, KY is our auihor-
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. SOD. al Tuesday and Friday
a. auction, aud at private sale
as week, large invoices OF dry
boots, shoes, dress trimmings,
etc.. etc. These goods must and
. .r--Irtcrlr they VIII bring.
GEo. SHIELDS a Co.
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r.-.. musIius, just received and
CuFEoN, GRIEE a CO.,
~ cor. College st. and Square.
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one that eis Il vii d e generally, ~ some plare a-
distant A. possible from where 10 was taken.-L9.s
Shire JIici HurOr.
NJ See "COsTAR5 advertisement above.
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INCREASE OF RAT5-Tha Fuuier's Gq-r,t
lhngis1l asserts AMI proves by figures that one
pair Of RATS Oil have progeny and da-orudqrfz
no less than h3l,u5u IN threa wears. Nov IN los.
this immense family can 10 kept down. they would
consume more food than would sustain 5000 hu.
man beings.
RS-See "CosTAR's" advertisement above.
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For Rent.

U1HAT eIsgant Store on the cornssr Of the Square
i and CedAr street, known ss the C0mme-ciA In
| Eursnre Once For terms, cal on
GEO. SHIELDS 4 o.,
J lebls-e IS and J College ttEeo'
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Silk basques, very low, for sale at
CAMERON, GRTER & Co.'s,
Hicks block, cor. College st. and Square.
ml3-lw
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dise Toured short TINA
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FEMALES TROUBLED


10 any difficulty Of the Womb other ailments e4ectsry
" y description gwen by their family ce y WIN
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Inc DIspensary is Located at
NO. 3 DEADERICK STREET
IN NASHVILLE TENNESSEE
IN NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE

III 10
many Tenn,
III ertcrsl tlq service hatb
WITH
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GONORRH~A
STRUCTURES.
SYPHILIS

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e Bo o Drought on By solitary habits Perhaps sus mora
INT oys BODY @ subj,
-- --un5 yam OF SYMPTOM. :. be- - 20. ON
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Medicines Furnished at Che Di,DeDs.vv,
CONSULTATION

have their
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"lH years c7laf Isce in ". Y. CIV
'tn'y u0fa'Ir.a remedies 10Wu.'
''Irer from D. I-un-."
Not isnE-EoIs o. the Hgmqn Family
''Iat- come 0lf of their holes 10 d.a.n
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g. Z. HARE, CLAY ROBERTS,
| Formerly Of Commercial Formerly OF SeWanet
| Hotel. House
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uuriuuati, OHiO.-Jos1u b. QUHUT, is
....H .-ra. l9 receive aava l.-emeHts sud
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-11-08

.TnEoDonE ;TlLrox is thus sketched
by the New York correspondent q, the
Chicago POST: "Tilton is six feet some
inches ia height, slender but sreosfal,
With pa]e, sensitive face, ihelys cut
and flexible lips, : good .A.ng'e.s.,zo'!n',
nose, which is neither Grecian no, Ro-
man, but an emphasizing Of the former
by the latter, and, mitigation Of the
latter BY the former, = profasion ot soft
brown. hair, Which falls u <wayes around
h,s neck, blue eyes - tender ~ aavo~
nao's, but full oflateat fire, aud aggre.
gatedly, . scholarlJ-looking handson,
man, who might pass for = kwyer if he
had 4 shade more Of shrewdness iaohis
face, or for d parson,I if you did MT see
! joke lurking sin the corner of his eye,
Or 6r = college professor, IL 'he did not
look SO utterly innocent Of 'logadthms
aud Latin. You~s*see At once that he
has q very 6ne organism combining
the esxqui.itness,| |o1f ,w,,o'm.n'..' nature
With III, strength and courage g'. d l
man w. - "''@''' VI ,@"0''"s'.,sS. /. :.
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MILL FOR SALE! i

1wiil sell either kalf-interest Or r,y en-
tire STEAM SAW MILL at this place on
favorable terms. It. is complete through
out-having an eigh.y-fivc horse power en-
CINE, and the best machinery; including
that for the manufacture Of shingles. lath
and pickets, &c. Parties desiring to pur-
chase ~ above will address ",' .'' %'
- |hE. NJ. .TOBEY, ~. ", >: ,
Uda nj, st. Cloud. MINI.
/ st. Cloud, Oct. 24th,, 1866. oh ii. n14-tf
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GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

.rhere are very affectionate female friends
who kiss each other through two thickness
ses of veil and know how to hug each other
without disarranging . curl.
Which is the cheaper. bride OF
bridegroom: The bride: she is always
given ava, the bridegroom is come times
sold.
= We like a black eye. We like blue
one. We don't like black and blue one.
The death of Miss Fannie :, Seward
daughter Of the Secretary of State is an
nounced by telegraph from Washington.
1t is said that the reports in relation to
Secretary Stanton 3 retirement are entirely
unfounded.
Tho Heralds Montreal special says
there il but one feeling among the Cansdi-
ans concerning the convicted Fenisns, and
that is, the law must take its course.
The 9Th section Of thirtyt miles Of the
Union Pacific Railroad has been accepted,
and the road 10 now in running order 270
miles west Of Omaha, which is % miles
west Of the lG0 the meridian Of west longi-
tud,. - ...
George Calvert clerk in the employ Of
c. c. Patk, 81 New street, on the soth ult.
abseended with $40 900 in gold checks
belonging to his employer. $4,000 Of the
AMOUNT had bern cashed. Payment on the
rect has been stopped.
The Heacld. special from Wash.
ingtoo says the President has signi6sd
TO Gen. Sheridan approval Of the
spirit ofhis late Mexican order
The Tribune Leavenworth special says
two men were lately killed by the Ar
rapahoes, near Fort Buford.: Colorado,
"a miles below Fort Halleck.
"A severe snow il reported between
Denver and Salt Lake. The snow was
two feet deep. Trains with grain for
Holidays overland express company
had Is mules frozen to death.
One hundred and sixteen mules
were recently stolen BY the Indians ton
miles east Of Julesburt:
| @Evidence Of the Psvaee. shows
that the Cbcyeunes and Camauches
l,nurderd Eve en'igrauts, and capt2red
. LOT of children and horses, and burnt
several wagons on the republican Fork.
The Ceeyenaes we're dressed in uniform
bad had government arms and saddles.
THE Camauchcs and Ckeyennes arc
strong parties and have taken fifteen
scalps and boy and a girl p,isoners'
They have several white children in the
Camp. ''
I The cold snap which has waited
this region prevails generally through
I out the country. Heavy falls Of snow
ire reported from Wisconsin, and slight
ones arc also reported from various
parts Of New England, New York and
Pennsylvauia. a
| Mr.. Campbell has leh Washington
- roxte for Mexico, where he has been
accredited ~ United States minister to
tho. Jeales Government, .r 49,: ~.
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'RAnEoRrH1cns.~ 5
We setics that man, of On, t.,opnl,

We senee that many of ou popular
maessines and periodicals .re ldevotipa55
4 portion of their space ID IND scitncS
II legerdemaip; tor the .sdi6eation of
their younger readers, anl home anuse-
ments. We don't propose to go behind
anything with ink On 1t, .nd xeosse-
auenay ~e have prepsaareed number Of
tricks which viii be found not only en-
tert.iniog but instructive. In the
long autumn autumn and winter evenings they
wll form never failing sou1ce Of
amusement. They are all susceptible
Of explanation upon natural principles,
and no parent can object to them on
the ground that .'.there is su,hin' wong
about .'em." These tricks are not only
b4lthy, but perfectly sure in their re-
suits: :..s ..,.: 80.
The Spittoon. rTrck-Take two half
gallon spittoons.-white ones are the
est,-thea select strong red cord "a
worsted one lift can be procured-pass
the cord through the two holes of the
spittoons aod give the ends to gen.
tleman and lady, selected from the
company, to hold. Nov let . lady
seize the spittoons, and, sliding each to
the opposite end Of the cord, bring
them together smartly, when they will
break in peices and tall to the floor
This trick is easily performed, and will
excite considerable applause.
The M.gic Stick-To do this proper
ly sou will need . pearl-handled knife
and stout hard wood stick, some two
inches in length. Sharpen the two
ends of the stick and then try to crush
it end~.ys, either between your hands
OF BY sitting upon it. This, to your
astonishment, you will find impossible
to do.
The Flying Hen-Select large, we'll
fad hen-the color is immaterial, though
black is best-and place her in = sitting
position on some smooth surface. Then
over her place pastebo.rd box 1s by
80 iuches. Pound slightly upon the
top Of box With bope-handled k22:;*t:e
for three minutes, and then suddenly
raise it, when the hen will Immediately
hy away. The trick can be performed
by any person Of average intelligence,
who gives his whole mind to it.
The Nail Trick-Take two large
wrought iron nails, and wire them to-
gether in tho form of Cross. It viii
then be found impossible to swallow
them. There is no deception about
The Cable-Take = piece Of tarred
cable about fifteen inches in length, cut
it carefully in two with sharp knife,
and then try to chew the ends togther
You can try as long as you like.
The Magic Eggs-Put twelve fresh
eggs carefully into green worsted bag.
Swing the bag rapidly about your head,
hitting it each time against the door
post. Then ask the company if they
will have them boiled, scrambled or
fried. 1t will make no difference which
they choose.
The Four Jacks Select pack Of
cards with plaia white backs. Take
out the for jacks and burn them before
the company, letting them See the
ashes. Now shuttle the cards quickly,
aud holding them ia the left hand give
them sharp rap with the kuucklcs ef
the right. Then place them on the
table with the face down, and defy them
to find the jacks. They can't do it.
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CITY SALOON.

The above saloon, located nearly oppo..
site The Central House, has been furnished
and fitted up in tho best shape and will be
kept in hrst-clsss style Gentlemen will
fnd the bar supplied ~ al times With: the
very choicest vince, Whistles, brandiei, q J: :ci-;
esrs. Co. Give me \ cnll.:Gsia f4at, z1t;sYssj
e i:. '',.a @.s m. M1CKEEY, Proprietor. i
st. Cloud, Oct. 18th, 1906 .S' ,S,,, + v9n18
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RITES OF ADVERTISING,

and (;overnment advertisement, Is cents per
.ouare for tho first insertion, aud 81 Il cents per
souars for each subsequent insertion.
2 Attorneys ordering in legal advertisements are
rsrarai "a accountable for the cost Of the same,
les there is special sFremsnt - charge the same
TO another party. hylelt cases to BE- 'nade in
advance or upon delivery Of the aii'davit.
Local Notices. Is cents per line to transient, and
10 cents per line to regular, advertisers.
L Notice of death simple announceH,ent] :5 cents;
obituary notices. cents per line; marriage notice,
70 cents. :,
s. All political, religious Other notices. cents
Per line.
g. Special place advertisements to be inserted at
J. l.
:. Yearly advertisers tt pay quarterly.
q. Strangers must ras in advance, OF give salts
N>Mnry reference,
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FIRST D1v1s1oN1-
. ST. Paul and Pacific
r A. Z T. r O AID.
TINE TABLE.
On and after MONDAY, September II, 1866, Passen
ger Trains will run as follows:
GOING EAST.
Minneapolis & St.: Anthony Trains
FOUR TRAINS DAILY EACH WAY.
LEAvEs ST. ANTHONY DEPOT.
845 A. M. 1lO5 A. NJ. 245 P. H. 500 P. N.

LEAVES ST PAUL DEPOT.
500 A.. u. 1000 A. N. 200 P. II. 400 P N.
Purchase tickets At the satlons before entering the
cars at discount from tho regular train rates.
Passengers must get their Baggage checked before
it will will be carried over the road and the arrival
of the train at the place of destination present
the check aud take possession of their baggage. The
company will not be responsible for the safety of any
as gage after its arrival at station for which It Ia
cleckeit being no part Of the business of this COIN
psny to receive and store baggage unless a special
contract 10 made to that effect: ,r
~ Tho, Minnesota Stage Company run daily
line Of Stages up the Sank Vail y to Sank Centre and
Little Falls, Fort Ripley and Crow Wing, leaving St
Cloud Tuesdays ThursdaysS and saturdays at 4. n
v9n1l-tf ~. R. DEI4ANO, supt.
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Every year 20, 1000 babies are sent
from Paris 10 the eoantry to nurse, and
only q, 900 orstsrn. The rest die. .of
i'll treatment. ,rc o:eol< :
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GO TO VESTS.
Go to VESTS for
BO 0 X S.
Go to VESTS for
ST A ITO merry.
Go to VESTS for
A l. B u NJ S.
Go to VESTS for !
w ALL P Err.
Go to VESTS for
WINDOW SHADES.
=. Go to VESTS for
F A NCY GOODS.
Go to VESTS for
P I G T U r ES. =
Go 10 VESTS for
F r A NJ ES.
Go, to tWEST'S for D.
J E w Ell RY. .
Go to VESTS for
SILL V E R w A RE.
Go to VESTS for
P E R F U NJ E RY.
Go to VESTS for
B R U S H ES.
Go 7 to VESTS for i
TOT l. E T S O A P.
Go to VESTS for
TOYS.
If you need anything useful or ornamental
Go to II. r. VESTS,
One door south of Clarke & Co.'s. v9ul:
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-It0nc bst itsae sbern than three,
mosths' siaasUt bel lgrsiteF portion Of the
city 81 Portl.Aa'1A1 burned, asdit ~:
psau Observation-Disclosures nearly seven
huhdtedIha~ bs;ld;deatiave been erect
ed upon sthesuips Of the disast1oas eoa-1
dagratioa. ss,---~---------,-
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::'R!: ]: O. sTRONG's' :.
HALT.

CARPET = A4AIL,
'f u.s.
s.225 Third street, St. Paul. Ha
T\EALER in Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mat.
u tings, Curtain Materials and Trim
mings, Upholstering and Furnishing Goods,
Window Shades, Wall Paper, Mattresses,
gathers, &c. y v7n4O-ly
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<f""' NEW YORK :. ,.,. iii, 2uI
ACCIDENTAL INSURANCE. co.

Insures against accidents of Of all 7ktnds.
$40 per year secures $40 weekly compen.
sation if injured, and $4,000 in event Of
death. Other sums in proportion.
,.>' 4 = !. Z. WEST, Agent,
n42.sm ct. Cloud, MINI
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s;7 ~ NAV. hondredb,lt 40 y ,.anoao''-s T.
satertaex xIvi9|t4.. j, i. New YeFk1Iso no,
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Also
IN HHDs. PRIME CUBA SUGAR, :
III SO bbls. prime Keystone a. SUGAR,
IS E" A, B, andC Coffee I"
SO -" crushed and granulated "
SO " choice DRIED APPLES,
,l4;4t BURBANK BROS.
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J., w. METZROTF,
NJ Il r G II Mt AILO ,
| has jus, received
Fine Lot OF Cloths,
which he will s,l. b. the yard or piece
ENGLisu iND FRENCH HEA ! 'AAs
Of the best qualities.
| \ large stock Of
Ready-made Clothing,
ob.aiaed specially tor this market, and
warranted to be Of excellent quality.
A complete assortment Of
Gentlsmen's Furnishing Goods,
including
FUR HATS, CAPS, COLLARS s GLOVES,
Cloth, Felt and other Hats and CAPS
Of the latest styles,
And the best KID GLOVES in the market.
Cali and examine my stock.
J. W. METZROTH.
St. Cloud, Oct. 81, 1866. v9nll-tf
State Savings Association
Minneapolis, Minn.o
Capital, $e5,OOO.
President, r. ]. MENDENHALL,
Treasurer, r. J. BALDWIN,
Secretary, T. A. MERPuY,
THE BANK is now spen for business.
Deposits Of one dollar and upwards
received, and interest at the rate Of six per |
cent. per annum paid each January and
July. ,...
Bank books in English, German and
French.
All communications addressed to the Sec |
retary will receive immediate attention. and
information furnished respecting the Rulse |
aud Regulations Of the Bank.
% Office in State National Bank, cor !
1er Bridge and First streets, Minneapolis. |
v8n29-ly
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JOB PRIN TIN G

~ Al, kinds plain or colore executed on short no
tss in the hest STYLE and at St. Paul prices. Print.
nr done in German and Norwegian. As well as Eng:
I'D, and warrantedto give satisMctioh
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F..SW. ELY g. CO.,

F F.%5W. ELY g. CO., +:
- suctEsssons TO ai -
?" "ROOT SIC ADY,
" !tsf = II q.
Have the 1Nrges, S,ock Of Il
Us. 8 Meet .NIusiG H'3H
@' !hF '.fth =, r:.T
In tie, State, especially selected TO repre-
sen. 'h'> stock Of DE largest Mus cal rs
tablisha,en, in tho Wesss af -
~ Also. acomple,e stock of "t g.
CHURCH SINGING BOOKS, olNsTRUC-
.: TON BOOKS. VlOLINS, GUITARS, -
> VIOLIN STRINGS, Sc. -
- Sheet Music prepaid to any address on
receipt Of price. q !! y.
Also, General Agents for - IT
mason 1 AAmlIr S CABINET ORGANS
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sP'cER g. G!ARLl'sLEE::. ::
q" :: :" Y:
have for sale Ut their Furniture Rooms i ,
on St. Germain street, "
cHAsE's PATENT -. =.
SPRING BED: !: BOTTOM! ]:
:, r,s
The best, cheapest, ea'ies,, ~
=. and mo.t dural!s
Spring Bed Bottom in the ,porld! - =.
The attention of the public, who wish a
perfect, easy bed for health, or use in sick
ness, IS invited to Chase's Patent Sprinp
BED Bottom, which has been tried bv tho
severest tests, and by thousands pronoun-
cod
THE VERY BEST BED
EVER USED.
The springs are different from any other
yet Invented. They are simple, strong.
durable, easy to sleep on and can be affixed
10 any bed in few moments md Mt slioht
expense or trouble.
SPICER & CARLISLE.
st. German St., opposite Catholic Church.
St. Cloud. July %, 1866. v9n1
SAINT CLOUD, July 26th, 1866.
rhisisn to certify that have used. and
shllnas. chime to use, "Chase's Patent Bed
Spring" manu- i,ur by Messre Spi-
Ger Carlisle, of this City, and unhesita
tiugly pronounce it superior to nny Spiral
Spring heretofore manufactured; and I |
cheerfully recommend it. not only on &C.
count Of the simplicity of its construction.
but mainly on account of its cleapness.
durability, and perfect adaptation to any
and every kind # bed or lounge. Fl
The ''Sick-bed," or (. !".Lounge," manufac-
tured by item, embracing the aforesaid
Patent, is not, and cannot be surpassed. /
ALBERT B. CURRY,
J. ". TENvOORDE.
We the undersigned, have used Chase's
Spring Bed Bottom, manufactured by
SPICER & CARLISLE, and do not hesitate
in prououncing it ''tip top thing" We |
feel perfectly satisfied that they are durable,
comfortable and :heap.
JOSEPH GOYETTE,
THEODORE STEINBURG,
H. W. WEARY,
W. T. CLARK.
SPICER 4 CARLISLE The wire Spring |
Bed Bottom which you put in for us, is |
just what is claimed for it, superior to any
Spring Bottom in use. Inleed since using |
this we know Of no other that We would !
use at oil.
= JOSEPH EDELBROCK,
J. E. WEST,
JOSEPH PENDL.
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During the year, Maine has ship
psa Sd Bos.oun1 ;sSa 600 doresofeegs.

'--A sYitsiniA.peaeaemsx &aiaetsea
haa lust u,x,1li8nzantiul Of 6ty-fse.
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: "A sea ~Ag fefthsE prottt.ion Of =
portion Of the harbor Of San Francisco,
). Is bss ssoon!S,tsf6dSctedf so!Stsf6Satf st cost Of e.
*on = n aSSx Sss1 .G5asaaii[ d: vosloo'
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FOR SALE CHEAP!

a choice lot of Liquors,
embra ,ing the following:
COMMON WHISKY, ~.
BOURBON WHISKY,
RYE WHISKY,
CHERRY BRANDY,
We wish to 60 out Of the liquor trade,
aud will sell cheap to close. :: -.
BURBANK BROS.
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WAHoo BITTERs.
=: = >Es1OO1C Asses !" .~.s>
Just received, direct from the manufactur-
ers, and for sale by 9r
=; ',s! BURBANK BROS.
M EAGARA BITTERS; " 25 cases.
lu lSHAM BITTERS, -. 25 !"
RUSS ST. DOMINGO BiTTERs, 25 J"
BINNINGER'S "GOLDMEDAL''
BRANDY, 49,. 25
BINNINGER'S "OLD TOM"
= GIN, 25
J.! A.
BURBANK BROS,
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The springs are different from any other
yet Invented. They are simple, strong,
durable, easy to sleep on and can be affixed
to any bed in few moments and at slight
expense or trouble,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-11-08

The attention of the public. who wish a
perfect, easy bed for health, or use in sick
ness, IS invited to Chase's Patent Spring
Bed Bottom, which has been tried bv tho
severest tests, and by thousands pronoun-
cod
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-11-08

SPICER & CARLISLE The wire Spring
Bed Bottom which you put in for US, is
just what is claimed for it, superior to any
Spring Bottom in use. Inleed since using
this we know Of no other that We would
use ut oil.
JOSEPH EDELBROCK,
J. E. WEST,
JOSEPH PENDL.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-11-08

SPICER & CARLISLE.
st. German ST., opposite Catholic Church.
St. Cloud. July %, 1866. v9nl
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-03-31
Oil Struck on the VermfIion

There is no mistake about it. A flowing
well of Oil has been struck near UEionville
on the Vermilion, about IA miles south OF
this city. Messrs Bradford, Ewing, Moore
& Vankirk have for some Tina past been
working a ccal shaft there. Their shat: IS
about 50 fee, deep. About week ago they
commenced boaring through the sand rock
at the bottom of their shaft to ascertain the
depth below them of the second coal vein.
They had gone down some 20 feet when. TO
their surprise, they struck oil. 1t came up
they think, a, the rate of barrel an hour,
but as there was a good deal of water in the
bottom of their shaft, it was impossible to
gather the oil except as it passed through
this wafer. SO they have plugged up the
bore. until they can more effectually drain
the coal shaft. They are very confident,
however, that they have paying we'll. The
oil is very pure, and III its crude state makes
a very good light.
As proof that the discovery is not falla>
cious, it is found that the water coming up
with the oil is deeply impregnated with salt,
an inva,i liable characteristic OF all genuine
wells.