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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-12-19

1SsuRAHcE.-1t appears from a
statement IN the Madison (Wis.) Jour-
~! that the official report Of the Secre-
tary Of State shows that the amount of
premiums on insurance received in
Wisoonsin the past year amounted to
1890, 244.e3; losses paid, 1876, ls4.ls
leaving difference Of s1,894,115.55
a ono years tax upon the people. In
susaee il IN excellent thing, but this is
rather too mneh to pay for it: The
trouble il in the rates, which in many
cases are outrageously exorbitant, and
warranted BY no character Of the risk.
We know Of no way to help the mat
Ter, and presume the people must
continue 70 endure the burden.
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Ard farther Notice l. Asrsby owen. that u, Under
aGnea. 1ree.uzee q stsesns County Or hi. Deputy,
election, places Otherwise nansdheesase, for tie
collection q likes for The year 1851, Viz:
1o:a ofl1ndsn, 5.a. Il lses, Il tie p.e. Of hold.
!cvn q 1.,r Haven. Jan. "a 1888, At The ps.e. Of
!eva .! 1.ns Pr.h. Jan. 4th lsss, At Ii. place Of
Iov: Il L s.ak ian. sta. 1850. .. tn. ho... P
!evn q 1.oekv.y Jan. 7th, 1855. At The pl.e. q
1ova q rockville Jan. 9Th. 1893. .. the hoa.. Of
Town q st. August. Jan. Oh 1853, It the bou.. Of
Te.a q Avon Jan 10Th 1884, It III. place ofho,das
~ = Ok jan 1,.h 1853. At Ii. pl.e. Of hold.
te.a q North Fork Jan. 1,.h 1888. a. II. hons.
, fcve q Raymond 5as. 18th 1904. It tn. hous. =.
is~a & Getty ,.a. 18th 1891. a. Ii. hou.. OIL.
-. q s.sk c.atrs Jan. 18th 1sss, II Il. p,se.
=. Tovno Grove jan 1s.h 1855. ss .hs hoass Of n.
. 3sva q Metros. J... 18th ,sss. .. II. p'.e. Il
AZ e g. Martin s... 18th 1850. ~ ths ps.e. Of
heSss .:ets: = l:,s: III: '' '' ''' p''' q
Icy. q 1dsa Lake Jan. 2oth 1853, At The houss os
,1,sv. 6 n.asoa Jan so.h 1sss. At u. p,.e. Of
T.. q x.lsa''d Jan. slst 1903. .. The place Of
T.. 81. e: Joseph Jan. IA lses, a. til. ho,s.
-. :! g oo.a Jan. s4,h 1,ss, .. u. count,
1seospes:es town q 9. oo.a Jan. ss.a lses. Il
1sea eaa als~ e .1ash ~ q J.a.ary. .. u,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-12-19

Tho following resolutions passed BY
Rev. W. B. Dada's church at Clear
water. ON the OCCASION of his removal.

Auo AOAAOWAo6 1oSVAUtsVAo p0ooSO "
Rev. W. B. Dada's church at Clear
water, on the occasion Of his removal,
to Lake City, We find in tho Leader !:
Resolved, That as = council We find
occasion for gratitude to God for the
marked success which has attended the
five years Of brother Dada's labors with
this church, and for the entire harmony
At present subsisting between pastor
and people; but in view of his own
convictions Of duty in the matter, aud
Of the Difference 10 those convictions felt
by his church, and in view also of the
urgency and unanimity OF the call just
extended to him by the Congregational
Church Of Lake City, We feel con-
strained to advise = dissolution Of the
pastoral relation.
Resolued, That We deeply sympa-
thiso with the church and it's pastor, in
tho trial OF sundering the ties that
have 10 long bound them together :;
that our warmest sympathies and our
prayers viii accompany our Brother to
bis new and promising field of labor,
while We will not forget to implore the
great head of the church to speedily
send an under-shepherd to this flock.
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WEATHER EAST AND SOUTH.
We clip the following from one days
taleprams:

W. UP WIG AVuV"4uS AEOu QUO Jay
kilograms:
NV YoRK, Dec. 14.-A heavy snow
storm commenced to night. Also prevailed
In Philsdelphis. since noon to day.
INV Yolk, Dec. Several person were
teossn to death in this vicinity during the
late storm.
R1cHxosD, Va, Dec. l4.-The weather
10 excessively cold here. A man was fro.
zen TO death in the suburbs last night.
down iolNe1 York, Penn;ylvani. and
Virginia remain in such a country :?
Why don't they come to Minnesota {?
People here never think of freezing
Although the mercury has been sliding
among the tens aud 6fteens below Zero
the weather is clear and delightful.
These bright, bracing mornings are cx-
Ai'erating and enjoyable beyond de-
ser'ption Come up here, ye SILVER
ing beings, With blue noses and chatter
ing testh-come up here, before you
freeze to death!
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NOTICE 70 STOCKHOLDERS or ST.
IN CLOUD BRIDGE COMPANY.-At 4
special meeting Of tho Directors Of the St.
Cloud Bridge Company, held It the Office
OF tho Secretary Of said Company, Decem-
Der 7th, 1857, an assessment Of 20 per cent.
on the capital stock was levied to meet pay
msnts on construction Of bridge. Said a.
seesnsnt to be paid on or before the 10th
Of January, 1868.
2l-lW 4 ytZ "a L, A. EVANS. !,
Secretary and Treasurer Of Bridge O..
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-12-19

THr President sent message to tho
Senate On Friday, giving his reasons
for the removal Of Secretary Stanton.
It Is said that the Senate will direct
Mr.: Stanton's reinstatement, under the
provisions Of the Tenure Of Office act.
A. the President has declared that he
viii not be governed BY this law, an
interesting point will doubtless arise.
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N1oF1os : t3ss5 tiy.A that th.r. has ~. ,syi.d
N = eaeh dothr u ths taxable property Of Pop
oouAty Mi1assotA, As Tie year 1851: -1,',E -
Ies taepaya.a.ef ~ current expenses estAs
II g payn.ato 4 u. .ns.r..t &C., On sta..
Ie e. p.yasat osth' State loan Of July Is,
Ior ~ support q eonmon schools
1or ordinary eo.nty purposes 10
'os she paSnent of The Interest on tho County
Yor repairing roads and bridges IS
For keeping the poor rs
don tho taxable property Of tho several town
shlps ia aid oo1nty, tie hlioxins rates: MiIls
va TOWN. OF LA1s ELLsx.
1os ths payment a the ordinary township ex.-
Ior repairing roads and bridges Is
81 Town OF 1Bxo.
lor he payment Of the ordinary township Ok.
TOWN OF Ben WADE. ...,o.
1os ths payment Of tho ordinary township OK.
TOWN or WHITE BEAR LAKE.
For the payment ofthe ordinary township OK
penses
TOWN OF oLINWooD.
For the payment OF tho ordinary township o..
p.nses 2.ss
For repairing roads and BRIDGES ia
TOWN OF GROVE LAKl.
1os the payment Of tho ordinary township OK.
pense' l!s2
f0WN OF IOLI.
Tor tho payment Of the ordinary township ex.
psn'e' is
TOWN OF ANDKRaoH.
For the ment Of the ordinary township q.
psoses 2N
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~ be hsla At ohieago Nay Soti:

The National Republican Executive
Committee mot At Warrington Dec.
18th. All tho members wass present
in person or by proxy, except those
from Michigan, Kansas and Mest Viz
GINA. "
A proposition to change the name to
National Union Convention, but, after
some discussion, Il Vas withdrawn; al
tho members agreeing that such =
change vas not desirable. Tho time
for holding the convention WAS fixed
for the 2Oth Of May, only six members
voting for 4 later day, say the middle
of June or the first Of July. There
vas not much debate on thus point.
Tho chief discussion arose on the
question of where the convention should
be held. Cincinnati aud indianapolis
were represented BY special committees
St. Louis was urged By the Missouri
Congressman, and the advantages Of
Chicago vers set forth in aletter Signsd
by several leading oitisens Of that
place. Horace Greeley strongly urged
that Cincinnati should be selected.
His strong point Vas that the oonven-
ton ought to be held 1t place whore
tho party is weak and needs help. Mr..
Cook, Of Illinois, answered that aeeor-
ding to this argument New York City
migh DO chosen. This raised . laugh
aud finished Mr. Greeley. The drst
ballot resulted in Chicago 8, Cincinnati
S, Indianapolis S, and St. Louis 3.
The second ballot stood the same. On
the third and fourth ballots Chicago 10,
Cincinnati 6, St. Louis and Indianapo.
lis 3 each. On the fifth ballot Chieago
received IL, and Cincinnati 10. The
vote in favor Of Chicago was then
made unanimous, and the Committee
adjourned subject to the call Of the
chairman. It may be added that at
least threc-fouIths OF the members arc
Grant mec, for the next contest.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-12-19

TRE Nsv-York Independent has
been greatly enlarged, and now presents
sizty-four columns 70 each sheet, max.
ing i ths largest paper published in the
United States. For the coming year it
pvsseots = kstof contributors embracing
The names Of many sf tho mort eminent
writer's q the d.y. The 1ndependent is
N abls papa, and : staunoh advocate Of
The Right. The terms remain the same
= before tho enlargement, $3.50 per
annum. ...
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onN. GRANTS LETTER.

During the time Of the correspond
euos between Gen. Grant and the
President concerning the removal Of
Secretary Stanton aud Gen. Sheridan,
1t viii be remembered that there Vas
. certain "private" letter concerning
which much interest vas felt. That
lettsrh,s just been drawn forth from the
President BY = resolution in Congress
and is now published. 1t reflects great
credit on Gen. Grants firmness, and
shows him to DO utterly opposed to
President Johpson's schemes 70, re-
facilitating the rebels to their former
power, without any restrictions for
che national safety.
Here is the letter in full:
rPrivats.]
HEADouAlTiRs AlxiEs OF THE U. 8. /
wAsH1xorox. D. c., Aug. II, 1867. !
His kxeellsacy Andrew johnson, President
VI S0O VO1SVO 0S0SU0s
SlR.-I take tho liberty Of addressing
you privatsly, on tho subject Of the con-
Veesation W had this morning, feeling, as
d, the great danger to the Welfare Of the
country should you carry out the designs
then expressed.
Let. On The subject Of The displacement
not b effected against his viii, without tho
consent Of the Senate. Il Wss bat short
time since the Senate Was ia session and
Why not then have asked for his removal
il It va decided upoa? Il certainly was
The intsntion Of the legislative branch of
che government to place . cabinet minister
beyond tho power Of the Executive removal
and it IL pretty we'll understood, 30 far ~
cabinet ministers Az Affected by the terms
ct the tenure Of Office bill, it Vas intended
especially to protect the Secretary Of War.
In whom the country felt great confidence.
The meaning Of the law may be explained
away by an astuts lawyer, but common
sense and the views Of loyal people will
give TO It the effect intended BY its trainers.
ID. On the subject Of tho removal Of the
very able commander Of tho Filth Military
District, let me ask you to consider the ef-
tsee it would have upon tue public. He is
universally and dsservedly beloved by the
public, who sustained the government
throughout its trials, and feared by those
Who would be enemies Of the government.
It fell to the lot Of but few men to do
~ much against the enemy as Gen.
eral Sheridan did during the rebel.
lion. and it Is within the scope of the
what he has done. HIS civil administration his giyen
equal sata.tAetaoo He has had difficulties to contend
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-12-19

M1NNKAPoLIs.-The Tribune pub
hshes . very complete exhibit Of the
bulldog statistics and improvements At
Minneapolis during this year: The
total expenditures foot up >1,248.o95.
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Good for Man or Beast

Good tor man or Beast,
DAM KILLER Cuass Soar THROAT,
4 Favorite Medicine with Ill Glasses.
IL ID DAVIS PAN KlLII1.
TT you have Painters' Collie,
i g.. Us1 1Hs PAM KlLL11.
MO Medicine 10 20 popular
In AZ TH8 PAN KILLI1.
K lEr tho PAN k''''' always At hand
IF you have Cough or Cold,
UsD TN PAN KILLER.
T OOK out and not b caught without .
IL Bottle Of PAN K1lC11 In The house.
T BIT every body uss the PAN K1IsI
II For 6pr.ins and Bruises.
LIVERY sailor should carry bottle Of
IL PAN KlLIEa With him.
DEMEABER the PAN KlLL1e 10 for
IL beth Internal and External use.
The Pain Killer 10 sold BY Ill Druggists
and Dealers IN Family Medicines.
TicknoI, Tolman 4 Co., aud 8. 4arlatt
Agents It 81. Cloud. Sold BY al drug
gists. n22.2m
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We would coll the attention of merchants
ana dealers in Kerosene Oil to this valus-
bio invention,
no argument ia necessary to conv;no.
the public Of the enormous expense vhich
attends the use Of the various burning o,la
heretofore introduced.
In view Of the great burden upon All
classes throughout the country, the invent-
or was induced to make an effort to nlaca
before the public an article Of eoual or
greater brilliancy at = much less cost. ;
After long succession of costly experi-
ments, he has accomplished bis pnrnose
and now introduces the UNIVERSAL on.
1t has been thoroughly tested BY expert
enced chemists, (see certifcate) and pro-
nouneed BY them to be decidedly non e.
Its purity and brilliancy Of LIGHT. its
oheapness, united with perfect safety rem.
DER it admired and preferred by all. ~,
CERTIFICATE.
UNITED STATES PATENT OrrIcr /
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 10Th. l067. I
This is to certify that the solution of
ior aburnns oil and formulated By M. j. RI
"sso II: been examined in this Laboratory and
to act In conformity with Act Of Conercss
vsPors going on from said mixture 1t HOO Far.
emmett !: not explosive rer 80 or mixed with lara
proportion Of atmospheric air. -. 'eS
THOMAS ANTEsELL.
- Chemist to Department.
The undersigned having secured the right
70 manufacture and sell the UNIVERSAL
oil. would respectfully invite all dealers
IN Kerosene Oil to give him call, a. he is
confident he can make it for their interest
to deal with him. -
O. r. bentley.
Office and depot next door to Uaited
States Land Office. st. Cloud, MINI. NJ
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The Minneapolis Tribune says
that on Saturday Mr.. Mcdonald .
waechman at the Milwaukee and Min.
nsapolis depot, was caught between .
sax and snow plow, and liz spinel WAS
- badly Injured ~ 70 cause paralysis
a one Of his bgs------Charles Olesou.
: 6wseds, VA arrested nsasl Buffalo, in
Wright county, on Moaday, for the
robbery of Putnam Il Fields, store, At
0innsapohs, and for other thefts.
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Proposals for Hotel Leases.
US11cE fExHd1I7An1A X. II. CO.. !

OS11cE fENHdxIvAn1A Il. X. Co., !
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. I, 1867.
The Pennsylvania Railroad COMPANY
hereby give notice, that they will receive
proposals until tho LIST day Of January.
1865, tor leasing separately or collectively
tne Union Depot Hotel at Pittsburg, the
Saloon in the Harrisburg Depot, for tsrS
l, 1868. ~''
The hotels Ut Pittsburg and Altoona .rs
furnished throughout in the best manner.
It must be expressly understood that the
Railroad Company will require that oil
Of these establishments shall be kept in :
surety arst-c!ass manner for the convent
its line.
Proposals viii be addressed to John NJ.
Kennedy, Chairman Of Special Committee.
No. 806 Arch street, Philsdslphis. 21-8t
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IA. Colketions 40 being made ia the
different Swedish settlements through
o1t this State for the relief Of the
s1nbsss who ~ suffering from star.
yal1oa II Tie Old country. -. ~~
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T. AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MIMI.
IL December 10th, 1867.

OVE q. U0&kO: - -
sn: You arc hereby notified to appear 1t this of,c,
On q the IRA DAY OF FEBRUARY ises, * 10 o'clock
70 tee forenoon OF the said day and then and there
BY you Sept 18th, 1896, upon the v 4 nwL and Iots
section s, township 123, range ST. in tie District
Of Lands subject to sale at st. Cloud MINI, should
not DO cancelled, as Elias Abfaharnson alleges an
abandonment thereof BY you, and proposes then and
there to show the same when you viii be permitted
to contest such showing.
.2 I.C. WAIT, Register, -
dscleow1 II. Q. BURBANK, Receiver.
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On Monday morning : FIRE in St.
Paul destroyed nix frame tenement
buildings On the corner Of Broadway
and 9Th street. Seven families were
= 1endorod homeleaD. Lon about g 600.
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TAX NOTICE.

For The purpose Of receiving Ps yment OF
taxes will be-
At the house Of Warren Adley, in Osskis,
Jan. LIST, 1868.
At the house Geo. A. Frendenruch, in
town Of Alexandra, Jan. Sd, 1868.
At tho store Of G. L. Mendlson, in
Holmes City, Jan 9Th, 1868.
At the plaoe Of holding election In the
town Of Maple Lake, January 9th, 1868.
And after that time ct the Court House
in Alexandris for the remainder Of the
month.
J. H. VANDYKE,
Treasurer Of Douglas County, MINI.
Alexandria, Dec. I'd, 1867. decl2- 3W
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TAX NOTICE.

Iotice b hereby given that the following are the
~ rates Of Taxes levied On al The TAXABLE Proper.
f: II. ysar 1861, In the County Of eteaxns, state
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Office and depot next door to Uaited
States Land Office. St. Cloud, MINI. NJ
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t3gusussPsyun, 90 ysae, issasin
In advance, q % six m.,aths, - 90.
ApvBssuns --tbns eqaars, Of eight
tiass, 500 Any number ef lines leg
shan eight, charged A. = square
Marriage and Obituary Nsticss, ealls
% eaadidsse-, their replies and their
eirsslarr, AID al notices Of pessonal
sharacsss, (if aAniasible,) viii he
charged as advertisements.
Editorial notices. OF . parsss busisss1
character. such AZ calling attention "a
cards puiished in the paper, rcnasks
ut,ca business hcssrs, And the reeeptSos
Of goods, will h charged ~ fry csnt1
lise No such editorial notice inssrt
ID for lcss than two dollars.
Jos woaK executed with neaeues'
and dispatch.
We desire il distinctly understood
taas We do = cash b~sinsss, with THU
exception, that provisio.s Will be saAsr
in payment for subscriptions, advsr
tisiag, and job work.
aingle eopis~ Of paper, y csass.
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- Brew. Liza e.. ca..s, cor.
soa.asiiag ~ pssa II sAssvsPset'
Ass ssss rs,isvsa Atsa lsty, and
srds,sd 70 rspsvt Sy lstihr = ~
Assd -q.srssrs Of ~ Pima Military
DiaASict.
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Caors.-The accounts ffom al
parta Of tia S%ats arc highly hvora.
BE to the crops, Ths corn crop will
b tie larssst ever known.
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~ Don't fail to 70 aud sse the
large AID choice stock Of gosds at
NJ. Rossahan's. You saa obtain
snything you wish there. VI
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- The Texas Express compa'
ny will accept our thanks for late
papers from Ms.pEis and New Or
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- Vaiuablc uainproved town
property for sale, at bargain. Ia
auire st this oGIce.
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NJ ht...ss7lI Ia uIssai.,%or ;-'ll or ..l..
To one desiring y engage in psslish-
ing a newspaper, hsrs h pssAsatsa .
6ne opcniax.
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-. We had . call Yesterday fFs~
W. II. Msaou, Esq, Of Jsas'soa-
ThoAs having law kssisess, o. dssi-
riag the assistance Of 4 faitAfsl,
pronps collector, eaa ssssly sstrnss
their Affairs ~ this gentleman.
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Ony New Orleaas Agsntx.
Me.sr-. whAssca 4 l!linxswcsth No
SIS Coanea stssst New Orleans, are Ne
duly astAsrissd Agesta Of the Rspab-
Iican IN that city.
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~ 4 cross mark on paper deaoss
.ha. subscribers time has expired
We intend. hereafter, to do cash busi-
nesa 1t is more trouble - collect
.ew-parer subscriptions thaa they Arc
worth
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-. Major VIM BndAeld hss a.
tahlshsd . daily lins q lacks 10
Js6srsop, leaviss Masshall In tAs
nsssiss, aaa returning II ~ even
i'm. He calls II The Peoples
Lise' II Isl great convenience.
We are usdss ohlisAsioss to this
Liee for mspy lit4Ie favor.
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~ yellow fever is said to b.
raging a, lndianola.
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|A1dnlnC isy = Mssiss ~ sssssa.
a. hat ~ ds1ss1sss ass
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l. th III nsasat ~ ~ -.
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sbevs, 10 oe1e tAAa - nsy dis1aa7
hh erasy rslslivs = - lfieeesse:
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nasd q sssspl ~ eenP1f1sksslsa
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siasuaseo yeos soosee' go
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lsiu you css diSpees r Aen = yss
kisk H. sseDips tAsn = messy ..
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psisssss sahj9sl - u esdss = -
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list Of their sunbsr, VI tsis ~
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~ Mr.. Bruce has SUED up his
Photographic gallery elegantly, and
il /. now the centre Of attrsetion.
Hi. pictures. with his improved sps-
rataa, are adairabls. Ladies' Wis.,
ting his estsbiisAmsnt before the Int
Of August, can obtain beautiful
gcm picture at ter cents.
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