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SHERIFFS SALES.

By virtue Of sunary wri,s Of vendi,ioni s1psnss
and ieysri faeias issued OF the Court Of Cor.
mon Pleas Of Columbia county. to me dirscted, win
be exposed 10 public sale. at the COURT HOUSE. IN
lst7 at 10 O'Clock, A. following real estate 10
wit:
A certain lot Of ground situate in conyngham twp.
coluIea county. containing one acre more or less.
on the north by public road leading to Germantown.
and on the east and south by lands Of the Locust
ed two story stone house wsD ihe sppurs.
seized, taken in execution and 10 BE- sold as.shs
ALSO,
4 certain tract o:iand situate In Lueus, ,owush,p
Columbia county containing hny-six acres mors Of
less bounded on the south bv lands Of David Ereish
er and aenry Cable an the west BY Henry Gibis on
the north BY Henry Knapp and ON the east by lante
Of Ahram and David Kreisher, whersoa is erected
log house and log barn. with the sppurt suaueeV
Seized taken IN execution and 10 Do sold 40 the
ALSO, ar'. ''.as.-
q certain piece ofiand situate 10 Fishnssfsek txv
coiumbia County. contaihins thirty scvss more "
less. bounded on tho south by auds Of Daniul Force
on the west by lands Of Alex Craser. on tks Softh
by lands Of JOSEPH Coleman and the east BY Iand
or Michael Lamon, on which 10 sreelsd I fams dwsl.
ling house and frame stable, with the apuurSe.
nanceS
Seized, taken IN execution and to BE- ,old a. The
propsrty G. ". Masteiler. = = -.
ALSO,
A certain lot Of ground situate ia the BOROUGH AZ
Centra'ia. Colambia county, containing two iots
hty feet front and one hundred and forty feet deev
bounded On the east BY Catawissa street, on the west
by - street, on the south by an Alley and on the
nerth by lot OF Henry Jasper, on which 10 sYscted 4
TWO story plank hCuss, blacksmith shop, with ~.
Seized. taken In execution and to be jo,d 4, In
property Of Stephen Thomas. r'ri = ~.
ALSO, e
Az that rtraiu .trses Of land situate In Rosr,n
creek township, Columbia county, adjoinins isuds "A
Juhhh Cherrington, Joseph Zimmerman other Iauds
Of tho said estate Of g. Coke, d.csssed nd 6shsrs
bounded and dssceibed nc follows, TO win: BsRiunins
at double chestnut oak the north wssteYn coyns,.
OF tract Of land surveyed 10 the nsme Of HenSv
snafcr by virtue Of warrant dated the isth dsv cf
November A. D.. l793. and running thence by nm
OF Judah Chsrrington, south 6fteen dsseees, ntnSev
egh' perches TO post thence north eighty sir ana
one quarter aogrees east, one hundrsd aud sevenfv
nVe and hal perches tn post thence north 6fte
degrees west. ninety eight psrchss to q che.tnIt
oak thence sou th eighty six and quarter dssrsss
west. one hundred aud seventy Owe and q hslf ~.
Sass ~ the place OF beginning. containing ons han.
measure. Sss'
aeia.d, taken In execution and to be sold a, Ii,
property Of 0corye fartzeii '--
B'oomssu,s, May %, ' 'A'''A'
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THE HEALIN G. POOL,

AND HOUSE OF MERCY.
Howard Association Reports for YOUNG MEN
q the CRIME OF SOLITUDE, and the ERRORS
ABUSES AMI DISEASES which destroy the nanly
powers, anil create mpediments to MARRl AGE,
wite sure means Of relief Sent In sealed letter en-
velopes, frse OF charge. Addresa NR. J. eKiLLiE
HOUGu1ON, Howard Association, Phi.adolphi Pa.
June 5, lS67-i.4
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NEW ADAERTHSEgaENTS.
! .1ST OF DEALERS
OF COLUMBIA COUNTY,

For the year -rne thousand eight hundred and
sixyseven, Of oods, Wares Merchandise. Distesrs,
Brewers, within the County Of COlunbia returned
and classified in accordance with the several acts of
Assembly, by the appraiser Of mercantile taxes Of
said county, as fol lows, 10 wit,
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All persons who may feel agrieved by the
above classification can have IN opportunity
Of appealing, by calling upon the undersign-
cd at his residence, in Greenwood, town
ship, atany time until Saturday the thirteenth
day Of July, eighteen hundred and sixty
seven, at which time an appeal will be held
at the Court House in Bloomsbury
GEORGE w. UTT.
June !, 1867, Mercantile Appraiser.
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CANDIDATES. DEPARTMENT.
County Commissioner.

AAJE are authorized TO announce the name Of
W DAVID YEAGER, IF Locust Township, for
COUNTY COM MISSIONER, subject to the decision
o the Democratic County Convention. Mr.YEAGER
lives in strong Democratic Township, an d he
springs from that old Democratic stock that never
deprecia'es IN value.
Locust Township, Iunc 10. ls67.-rj.
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DISSOLUTION. OF CO-PARTNER-
~ SHIP.
The co.Part nership heretofore existing between
Hutchison Il Ash. In the tanning business. ia Fish.
ingcreek, Columbia County, was dissolved on tho
9th day Of March 1867, by mutual consent. Those
having accounts to settle can present them for adu.
dication TO either member of the frm.
HUTCHlsCN & ASH,
Fishingereek, June S, 1867.
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NEW ADvERTIsENiENTs.
wv EL L DIG GING.

Tho undersigned gives notice to the public gener.
ally that he is a practical WE'LL DIGGER, and IL
prepared 20 dig wells on short notice upon the most
reasonable terms. Ne has had in his long expcri.
ence ia the business remarkable success Those
wishing anything done in his limo would do we'll 10
give him trial.
WILLIAM ROGERS.
bloomsbury, June ~, 1867.
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DIR. j. G. AVER & CO.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists
LOWELL, MASS, -.
AND eoLD DY
Ayers Ague Cure.

FcR the fPEIpr AND CERTAIN CrRE or INrrRxfrTI VT
FEVER. OR CH'tLs AND FEvER, RIArrrEsr FgvsB,
CHILL FEVER. DUNE Aaug. PERtopIcAI ugXDAeng on
RILoUs HEADACHE, AND BILIous FgvRas iNpy.p. rUR
THE WHOLE CLASS or DISEASES ORIGIN LATINO in plLlAs
pERASaENAkr, CAUSED BY THE MALARIA or MsAsAATIo
CouSTRiEs
This remedy has rarely failed to cure the sevsrsSt
casss Of Chile and Fever and II has this grcat ad
vantage over other ARue medicines. that f suhdues
the complaint without injury to the patient. II
does 1t produces quinism or any injurious effect what.
ever Shaking brothsr Of the army Of the west try
Il Rnd you will endorse these assert. .ons.
Prepared by Or. J. G. AYER L CO., Lo well, Mass
and cold by all Druggists and dealers Ia medicine
everywhere.
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1867. 1867.
PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAIL-

PHILADELPHIA AND EHlE RAIL-
ROAD.
This great line traverscs the Northern and North.
we stern Counties OF to the City Of Erie
on Lake Erie II has been leased and is opcrat cd BY
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
Time cf Passenger Trains at Northumberland.
Leave Eastward.
Erie Mail Train II so I'm
E,ie Express Train Ga al
E.mira Mail 10 10 AM
Lock Haven Accommodation SO PM
Leave Westward.
Erie Mail Train 2s4 AM
Erie Express Traic 6A Pm
Elmira Mail AS Pm
Lock Haven Accommodation COS An
Passenger Cars run through on tho Erie Mai, end
Express rrains without change both ways between
Phiade Phia and Erie
NEW YORK CONNECTION.
Leave New York ats 90 M: arrive at Erie 10 90
IN. Leave New York at s 90 p m arrive at Erie 0s
n. Leave Erie at 5 90 n arrive at New York
3iS p m; Leave Eric at 1925 M; arrive at New
ELEGANT SLEEPINa CARS on all Night ,,ains,
For information respecting Passenger business. sp.
ply at corner 3Uh and Market Streets, Philadelphia,
And for Freight business Of the Company's Agents,
Y, b. Kingston, jr, cor. 18Th and Market Streets,
Pbiiadel lphia. ..
j. ". Reynolds, Eric, WIN. Brown, AgentN. {. R.
ii. Il. HOUSTON, General Freieht A'e,, Bbii,a.
II. W. GWlNNER, GcneYri Ticket Asr Phiia,
June ls 1867.
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County Treasurer.
, Through the solicitations OF my friends I have
been induced TO offer myself as a candidate for the
office OF County Treasurer, subett TO the decision of
the Convention.
ROBERT STOUT.
Madison Township, June 10. Ie67.-pd.
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has eeen prayed, already, t6sti sT,irs inter
est on the my mill'ons In bonds advanced By ihs
CoveJnmeut VIII be saved mose than twice over in
the consequent diminutien Of 0overnmens sxr ness
IN The rssioAs through which this road rssses,
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ORDINANCE NO, 40.
Passed June oath, 1867.

The Council o. the To,rn Of Saint Cloud do
orda,n
SEC. !. That no sheep or swine Of any
description whatsoever shall be allowed to
run at large within the limits Of this town.
SEC: 2. That all sheep or swine OF
whatever description, found running at
large within this town, or which ore not re-
strained by the owner or owners thereof
shall be taken up, inipounded and KEEP: in
>ome secure place by the Town Marshal;
and the Town Marshal shall Immediately
thereafter give pablo notice Of such taking
and impounding by causing written Or
printed notices, containing a description OF
the animals so taken in his possession, al
he Court House. at the Post Office aud al
the Central House in said Town.
Sec. 3. If the animals so impounded are
not claimed by the owner or owners thereof
vi hin five days after said notices aforesaid
are posted up, and the proper charges
paid thereon, then the Town Marshal shall
sell the same ut public auction 10 e high
est bidder for cash, and Of the proceeds Of
such sale snall first deduct all proper COSTS
aud charges by him incurred on account o'
The ,mpoundi.g. keeping and selliug tat
same, and the remain Ter received from su.
sale, shall be paid to the Town Treasurer
for the use OF the town.
SEC. 4! The Marsha: shall be entitled to
receive tor each animal taken up, under
| the provisions Of this ordinance, the sun,
of Is cents tor making and posting the
notices required, the sum Of 2j> cents fo'
e .ch 'es;riLtion for selling the un Of
| rs ceuts for each animal sold. together witI'
10 cents Der dav for the keeDiD1 of each
! animal imrounded the sad several sums
10 be paid by the owner o. owners claiming
said ANIMALS, or if unclaimed, de 'u to by
the Aln,sh from the proceeds Of the salt
Of the same.
Sec 5. This ordinance shall take effec
ind be in force on aud after the first day o.
July A. D. 1867.
A. B. CURRY,
Mayor and President Of Council
Attest-JoHx ZApP. Recorder.
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MORE HEAVY RAINS. :
u. ; Z i ~ '-----Z7a 8Ilt-I ~ :
The River High - Evor.

II almost seem to the people Of Mime
sofa AZ though the ''promise Of the bow
had been forgotten. The heavy rains o,
Sabbath and Monday, with the intermitten,
n overs that still continue have raised the
river to height almost as great as tina.
reached some two weeks ego, and the dam
gers to tho numbering interests are by no
means inconsiderable. Sank River has
ovcraowed its banks and = stream rushes
across the prairie and pours into Lake
George. This has swelled the cutie, until
it has become rapid, muddy creek. whose
angry waters are wearing away tho banks.
The evidences looked strongly toward tho
undermining Of the bridge at the foot Of
Washington avenue, but workmen were
engaged yesterday in providing agains,
such contingency. ". T. Clark's plan
ing mill was also losing its hold upon its
sandy foundations, though tho prospects
are that II will now weather tho storm.
The clouds still wrap the sky in their
gloomy and somewhat moistened folds, and
every few hours uash their floods upon the
earth, so that it is difficult to say when
bright weather will rule again.
So far as we can learn the crops, except
on bottom lands. have not suffered as yet.
TO-DAY.
The water remained at stand for abom,
Ihity- hours. but is now rece Il, z
slowly. \ drive passed towr yes.erda,
he logs having left them. They 'hung up"
among the islands, as the freshet was run
hing their l"gs over ''all creation" At
robeys mill all the ropes and cables were
gain warped on the boom in order to Sc
'ure the logs. Unless the river should rise
higher than before they are deemed safe.
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A correspondent writss that H. G.
slept soundly through much IF the ex-
citing debate on ca'.als in the Constitu-
tional Con:ention Of New York, the
"ther day. The next day, after adjourn
ment, he had the Scrgeant-at-Arns
and all the pages looking after his neck
tie, which was finally discovered where
it belonged-on the neck Of Its owner.
Tho Wisconsin Department Of the
Grand Army Of the Republic" in
session a. Madison, IN Thursday, adopt.
ed a resolution pointcdly condcmning the
actioo Of the Government in its treat
mcnt Of jeff. Davis, and demanding
that "stern justice be ,neted out to all
i'stigators Of the rebellion. Union
<"ldiers who suffered in the cause of
their country will generally approve the
sentiments Of their brethren in Wis
consin.
The Prussian House of Lords has
unanimously adopted the Constitution
Of the North German Confederation,
notwithstanding its provision for uni
versal suffrage. This is certainly one
Of the most remarkable instances of the
progress of democratic institutions in
Europe.
"A Dubuque paper notices the arri-
val from Florida of Mrs. Sicily, VIII is
now twentysix years of age, and is the
mother of ten children. She was mar
ried when but thirteen years old. Our
readers will not be disappointed to learn
that she is subject to daily f's.
james Brown. aged eight years,
while fishing in the river at Poushkecp.
sic, a few days since, was dragged into
the water and drowned. When found
his hands still clasped the 6sh-pole,
while upon the hook was huge eel
which had probably dragged the little
fellow overboa I'd.
The potato bug is doing great dam.
age throughout the entire country
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Il MARCH, OF rlpEAs. IN ?TExAs.-The fol.
lowing is a copy, rerdatim It literaiun., OF a
printed circular received, by 6. S. Mat
toon Esq, Clerk Of the District Co,uet for
this'couuty, from Comal county in the new.
! " reconstructed State Of Texas
u We understand the ''honorables County
Court" declined to benefit. the 'tmaioiriti
Of the population, TO publish which and in
the language boat understood" and ..'ssab-
miss" the whole matter, with "Considera-
sion Respectfully" Tho '.pamr hlet hereto
annexed" is at the Clerks Office. and will he
shown to those VINO arc competent TO
translate the same" .s.:t.. ..H =
Thinking. that it may bo of usc to nv
! fellow citizens, I offer them:
/ l.. An cxpenseless -cxterminator.
which will rid you OF the worst species OF
ants, the Obstructive plague. of field and
garden Ii',5lf ~ ~. 1'9.I31iE
! 2. Refer to: my comprehensive article
contained in the Washiugt IN Patent Office
Hep'rt OF 1850 whore on 80 l.ages the new
and profitable Dz,erzun nethod OF bee
raising has been fully explained and prom
Use to mail to all paris Of the u. s. on re.
ceipt OF ordsr,' tho model ,.bce hives ~
well rs the b"eOook in oitherl tho English
or German language. 49,. .e..~ = !
.: Offer to Sell young peach trees, (the
onely reliable species Of fruit Of Western
Trx"sl together with instructions with re-
gard to their culture an the best modes ct
preserving their fruit. etc. |
1t was impossible for me to send the in
closed exhibit in Englis but hope, tina, |
there are persons every where, competent
20 u anslale the same. |
Trus' ing that you will give a general
publicity TO objects Of such general inter
est, l remain |
most respectfully
WI. DKUCKISCH.
Hortontown near Ne e. Breunfels, Coma
County Texas, July 2lst A D. 1866.
"A honorable County Court will End that
there are contained III the pamphlet hereto
annexed many objects benefling the mn.
Joriti Of tho population. to puvli,h which
and in the language bost understood. |
suomls to your kind Consideration Re-
specially
Oc ober 81. 1866. WI. BRUSKISH.
The typographical execution of the circu-
lar is on par with its photography and
construction. i
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NEW GooDs.-Burbank Bros. are receiv-
ing large additions to their usually we'll Sc
lected stock Of dry goods, readymade
clothing, &c., among which We notice some
fancy dress goods that must certaiuly At
tract the attention Of the ladies.
These soods were al purchased in tn.
Bhstefn Markets at time when such arli-
6les were selling At the lowest price for the
season, and al who may purchase Of the"
now will reap the benefit of:these rsduc'
lions in prices. -
Don't fail TO give them call Gowdy il
ready TO wait upon al who may wish to ex'
amino their stock Of fancy dress goods
sesdymsds clothing, &c.. and any VIII
wish TO- purchase groceries and provision
will 6nd Hugh O'DouneDl always ready l.
visit upon them and - accommodating a
oNoe. 4ga -tli e@
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GAY DECEIvER.-The following item
With morally from the Minneapolis 7r'
6une may have some local interest:
A fellow whose name is H., from
d and o 49,, (does business in both
Places who was up around 81. Cloud fo'
several days with woman who was enter
ed on the books as his wife,. came down to
n hotel in st. Anthony on Saturday where
he was Recognized by Il gentleman Of this
city as he was going to the table. The
Rochester man seeing he was caught asked
our informer if he saw his sister with hin
at the table. Upon inquiry II the Office u
WAS found that they were stopping there a
man .tnd wife. This man has wife ant
four children at home. He is about forty
years old and his chnrmer about twenty.
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FA1R.-On Tuesday ana Wednesday even
,ngs fair was held At the Court House for
the benefit Of the Presbyterian church -
wing to the d,sagreeable weather, the At
tendance was Lot large We have not been
able to learn the proceeds. Tho large ell
yer tea-set was drawn by Mr. A. Mon'gom'
cry, AID the smaller set by Miss Mary G.
Mitchell. '-:~. -
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A CARD.

Having closed ou' my grocery business,
/ take pleasure in recommending to my 'or-
mer patrons, my successors, Messrs. Sims
Bros.
All who have unsettled accounts with me
are requested to call imm ediately at the
store and rettle.
sh III continue to pay at the "Old Stand
the highest market price in cash for grain
and produce of all kinds.
j. B. MILLS.
81. Cloud, May 10th, 1865.
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The Installation takes place tonight.

UxToRTCxA11.-As Mr.. o. E. Garrison
was coming down tho Mississippi, after
having completed some Government sur
ycys, snd while near Little Falls. thu boat
Wss upset by the pfseipitate attempts Of
b. men 10 jump TO shore. Mr.. G. lost Lis
compass and goods to the omount Of $780,
Ne also lost his field notes, which will ne
cessitate bis doing the work all over sgai".
Mr.. G. desires Us to state that he was not
in "danger Of being drowned, aswas re-
ported, and that there VAS no necessity tor
he hasty conduct Of the men in the boat.
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LOOK OUT FOR THE CHILDREN. Many
deaths occur from eating unr;pe fruit. E.-
cry family should hive Co.'s DrsPEps1A
CURE At hand in case Of emergency. ! II
will speedily correct the Stomach in cases
Of Cholera Norh"s - '"t. n IN season.
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B,IL1AnDs.-we notice by the Chicago
papere that John W. Coon. whose fine play
ing in this city last fall, excited such gen
eral admiration, has won q match & ,me.
played with Philip Tieman, at Grand Bill
lard Tournament in Chicago. 1t was =
game Of $40 points. which Coon closed with
run Of l07, leaving the balls still in po-
sition.
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I1Ea.-The rain to the contrary notwith'
standing, new goods continue to arrive at
Morse's store. He has just received new
lot Of choice hams, shoulders and breakfast
bacon. which he offers cheaper than ever.
Remember the place, corner Of " ashir gton
avenue and Lake street.
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ERnAruM.-The type last week made US
state Mrs. II. p. Bennett as both Fresi-
dent and Treasurer Of the Library Associ-
ation-Mrs C. Bridgeman is President.
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! ArrorsTNEsr.-we learn BY the Mon
tanas Post that Quar,er,nnster Cumming.
has npro,n'ed Capt. J"s. L. F ok, Of the
Ilerald. Acting Quar- ermaster: General for
The district comprising the counties Of Deer
Lodge, 1Edgerton, Meagher aud Jefferson.
The POS. addr: As the gentleman has acted
in thu capacity heretofore, he will, without
| doubt, make cspsb!s officer.
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los CarAx.-Goye.ts IL prepared to fu .
nish the best ice cream; as we'll ~ sod"
watsr q any favor, fresh fruits and good
&hipes generally. Call at 0oystts's.
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BASE BALL.-A meeting Of the Club will
be held on Friday evening At the grounds
near the Catholic Cathedral, at 81 o'clock
precisely.
The regular meeting Of the Club will he
held on next Tuesday evening. at eigh,
o'clock. at Capt. L. ". Collins Office. A
full attendance is earnestly requested.
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Letters from Osakis and Laugola were
received too late for this issue, but will ap-
pear next week.
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TAas.-We are rlepareu TO print bur.
ness Or shipping tsgs.on short notice and at
low figures.
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New MArER1AL.-We have just received
from Johnson's Foundry, Philadelphia, a
large assortment Of new type, cuts, &c.,
for card, blank and poster work. The
JOURNAL job Office is acknowledged to be
one Of the best and most complete in the
State. Orders promptly and satisfactorily
filed.
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LUM RER MARKET.

d. Co. general dealers erery rariety Of Pine LAM
Der, Lath, Shingles, &c. Steam mill u, lo,cer to,on,
ST. Cloud, MINI.
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DRESSING UP:-Almost every man you
meet has on a rev suit Of clothes, and sim
sularly enough, nearly all have bought at
earns. 1t would seem as though he had
taken contract to re-clothe the whole up
per country. The secret must be that he
keeps the new styles and sells very cheap.
The ladies will also find what suits their
taste in the WY Of prints, fine white goods
&c -
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From it's merit alone has the Eugene
Hair Restorer won its high reputation. Il
restores grey hair 20 its original color, pr
vents IT'D falling off and promotes its rapid
growth. lit IL nlso most beautiful dress
Ing for the hair. Mammoth sized bottles;
pric, only y cts. 49, n4l-1y
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IxNIGRAr1oN.-The streets are literally
crowded with the teams of immigrants who
are coming to locate in Minne.ot They
are almost universally aa intelligent, har-
dy, well-to-do class, who will swell the
wealth as we'll as population Of the State.
The Land Office swarms from morning til
evening with homestead seekers, and large
quantities Of land are being taken up in
this way.
The Press Of Tuesday says: From In
diana to the vicinity Of ST. Cloud. was the
course Of some emigration through the city
yesterday.
The same paper Of Wednesday announces
the arrival Of more:
The emigration train yesterday came from
Wisconsin, and was bound to St. Cloud.
We understand that this train brings an
unusual quantity Of stock.
1IAsoS1c.-At the regular annual cleo
ton of North Star Lodge No. % F.'.ane
AM. held at their rooms IN this place
the following officers were elected:
W...M... J. K. Miller.
S...W.'. Jas. Biggerstaff.
J...W... Jas. Hail.
Treasurer, 8. Narlatt.
Secretary, John Denton.
Sd. Isaac Sharp.
J.:D... Caleb W. West.
Tyler, Wesley Carter.
The Installation takes place tonight.