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Mrs. PARrINGToN INsULTED.-The White
Mountains'of New Hampshire are evidently
great institutlon-very high, heavy
frosts, beautiful view, four dollar dinners.
But the the practical eye Of certain re-
nowned Drake saw those smo ethed-faced
rocks, and thereupon adorned and .varie-
gated the brldle path to tho Tip top House
with his familiar s. T.-1860-X. Planta-
tion Bitters. This raised the ire Of tie
Mrs. Partingtous composing the Legisls.
ture Of the Granite State. who. got their
wise heads together, outlawed Dr.. Drake,
and make it penal offence to ply the ar
tistic brush on their beloved hills. Verify,
the fine arts are at q discount in Now
Hampshire. Query.-Did. Drake pey them
for this splendid advertisement? ;" ):
LIKE MAa1c.-The certainty and quick
ness with which Goes Cough Balsem cures
Coughs, Colds, Group, and lung difficult
t,es. Give to tho children when attacked
with Coughs and Colds, and rest assured
you will find relief 1t once. Physicians
say it is the Best cough medicine II ths
world.
The St. Cloud journal., 1867-11-28

LUMBER MARKET.
Corrected weekly espressy for Tar JOURNAL BY 1obev
Co. general deaiers In every paristy Of Hne Lats.
or, Lafh, &hingle', &c., &edm nsiN IN losver fo,vn
st. Cloud, Ainn.
The St. Cloud journal., 1867-11-28

Snow IN MAssAcHusEr1s.-They have al
ready had snow in Massachusetts,. McIntire
& Castle have stoves enough to warm the
whole State.
The St. Cloud journal., 1867-11-28

The largest and prsttisst stock Of
Christmss goods ever brought to this mar
ket, - aoW offered at West & Co.'S. Go
early and look at them, and buy before the
stock 10 broken.
The St. Cloud journal., 1867-11-28

From its merit alone his tho Eusene
Hair Restorer won its high reputation. It
restores grey hair 20 its original color, pre-
vents its falling of and promotes it, rapid
growth. It il also most beautiful dress.
ing for the hair. Mammoth sized bottles.
price only 10 cts. n41-1y
MAGNOLIA WArxR.-A delightful toilet
., ticle e-superior to Cologne and At half
the price.
-Mc1ntire & Castle sell the Quincy
stoves.
The St. Cloud journal., 1867-11-28

Freshly killed deers, and skins Of all
kinds bought at the St. Cloud Depot
The St. Cloud journal., 1867-11-28

REcovIR1xc.-Hepry J. McKibben, liv-
Ing near Chippewa, in Douglas county, who
WAS shot few weeks since while hunting
In the woods, is steadily recovering. He
was crossing by-road, when he struck
string attached to "set-gun" for deer
The ball went through his back, above the
hips, inaicting very painful wound. We
would inquire, in this con onnection, whether
it is not . criminal offense to set guns in
this manner throu gh the country:
The St. Cloud journal., 1867-11-28

Quincy stoves don't crack.
The St. Cloud journal., 1867-11-28

For the successful treatment of diseas-
es Of the eye, ear, throat, heart, lungs,
catarrh, deafness, noises discharges from
the ear, consult without delay DR.. Barth
& Co., Champion Oculists and Arists,
who will be at the Central Hous. from
Thusdsy morning. November 2eth, remain
ing ono week. Artificial eyes inserted.
The St. Cloud journal., 1867-11-28

/ : NEW ADHERrzszx1M1s. J,
IN E w G. 0 0 D S
I -: And tho Latest Styles Of
WATCHES & JEWELRY
Just received at
Ia w: BU5H'5.
The best assortment Of =.
AMERICAN, ENGLISH Aao SWISS
F~<.> WATCHES
Ever offered in St. Cloud, At
Greatly Reduced Prices.
RICH GOLD JEWELRY!y
In New and Beautiful Designs, and in
great variety Of Patterns. "
= =: 4.
s Oh I'D , sILV Err
PLATED WARE,
=: lvonr:HAtNolEp'
Dinner ! and, Tea Knives.
@ ALL GOODS GUARANTEED AS
REPRESENTED. OR THE A0NBY
"~ WILL I RE REfVNp!RepFt. = =:
REPAIRING =.
skilfally and promptly done. and x.x-
rapted to give satisfaction.
A. w, BUs1 i.
St. Cloud. Nov. II, 1867. ,lon17
ARE. COMTNGl
DIR. pARrH 4: & o.
Late Of the firm Of
Drs. Walshe, Rooss, Bsrth + Co.,
ofLondon, England. & Edinburs, Scotland,
LATE OF xEw YORK CITY,
CHAMPION.
4: @cUlBfrs; b AuRlsrs,
Physicians and Surgeons;
-. =, :: =; or AMERICA: IL
For the successful treatment Of al diseases
EYE A ND EAR
THROAT, HEART, cArARRH, DEAF
NESS, NOISES AND DISCHARGES
n
ALSO, DISEASES OF THE
Lungs and Air Passages,
- .1nes4o4sAe.s *. "
Brenehitis, Bronchial Catarrh,
P:'$:s:::1 c...--p.,::' !
/
Office and Rooms At ;',,-;z
No na@, If, ea@.er'E tk1s*::3
:. =. - MILWAUKEE. -:
DIR. BARTH;
Who has been stopping at the 1nternation-
81 al Hotel, ."
ST. PAUL, MINI,
For the past three weeks, during which
time he has performed some Of the .
Most Remarkable Cures
on record, Of
~: DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS, &C.,,
Will still remain at the international Ho.
tel, st. Paul, until -.
THURSDAY EVENING, NOV. 18TH.
MINNEAPOLIS, ~
MONDAY; TUESDAY; WEDNESDAY;
November 25th, 10Th and 27th..
i. -. viii b. in .:.~
81. f.: T.: .:.choUp,. { *:
BY special reqae,t from per.ons for and near,
E;.y:. ~ 80: Q" ..,. i ~:
rHuRsDAY5;: NOV. .:28th,
Remaining one week-Rooms At the
+ CENTRAL CT j., =: HOUSE,,
Where he can b consulted for successful
-.x.. '%<- ;,
- - =
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REMovED.-Rev. Geo. Stewart has 70.
moved to Sauk Centre, his home being with
Dr.. Palmer. Mr.. 8. will oficiate two Sab:
baths in each month At Sauk Centre, in the
Presbyterian church, one at Alexandria,
and the remaining Sabbath at st. Cloud or
some point in this vicinity.
GOLD PESs.- Good gold pens for 40, So,
and Is cents each, warranted for one year,
at A. W. Bush's.
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T .. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI.
6avid xu.tas.n = = '''se- = - 49,
81: You s1s hereby notia At this oes on
ths 1ofn DAY or JANUARY, 1e6s, At 10 O'Clock in
the orenoon Of the said day and then and there sow
cause vhy your Homestead Entry No. S3o5, made
BY you Novs0ber.1Oth, 1856, upon thes y he u and
* Nv eeotionl. IN Township IN. lacse ss h the
District Of Lands subject to sale at St. Cloud Ainn
should not be Cancelled, ~ Richar dHoan alleges an
abandonment thereof by you and proposes then and
there to show tho same when You will be permitted
to contest such showing.
HENRY c. WAIT, Register,
nov2s-6w1 H. G. BURBANK, Receiver.
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TAAxKsGIvINo SERvlcIs.- will
b held BY the members Of The Presbyte-
riaa, Methodist and Congregational socie-
ties united, st The Methodist church in this
place, on Thanksgiving Day. The sermon
win b preached BY tho Rev. Nr. Camp
bell. Services to commence At half past
The St. Cloud journal., 1867-11-28

A RUxol.-it is said that the cause of
the partial failure in the wheat crop is be.
esuse McIntire & Castle dill not get their
celebrated Perrine and Moline plows on in
time last spring. They have full stock
The St. Cloud journal., 1867-11-28

For RENr.-A storeroom on Washington
avenue; central location; rent moderate
Inquire at this Office.
The St. Cloud journal., 1867-11-28

The FI1BxIN's BAL1,-As announced,
the Little oisnt boys gave party at the
Court House hall on Thursday evening
last. Il vae very successful, being we'll
attended, and managed with great care.
Our citizens should .urn out more general
y to these parties, and encourage the mem
bsrs Of our Fire Company by manifesting
IN interest in their welfare.
The St. Cloud journal., 1867-11-28

There is q very intelligent hen at
Wheeling. Virginia, which belongs to the
wife Of an express agent. The eggs laid
by the hen arc marked with raised letters
&C. O. D."
Pshaw! that's nothing new. Gilbert
and Lake have each had that breed of hens
this long time.
The St. Cloud journal., 1867-11-28

Hicks & Cowing, of Alexandria, MINI.
have dissolved their copartnership. Mr..
Hicks will continue the business.
The St. Cloud journal., 1867-11-28

YouI CHAxcE.-Any person wanting .
Hat can find one cheap At E. G. Smiths.
He 10 sslliug out 1t cost, or less than cost.
The St. Cloud journal., 1867-11-28

West & Co. take subscriptions for all
the magazines aud papers. Hand in your
names for 1868. .:
An American has invented novel sort
of programme for the French theatres. The
paper Of tho playblll is represented by
light agreeable crust Of pastry, and tho ink
is chocolate paste. The advantage OF the
invention is, tAat when the spectators has
mastered the contents of his bill he cato it.
Please pass around those programmes. y,
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY.

Eyeninr
At. Sunday School after morning service.
n. E. CauRcA.]. r. Creighton. Pastor. Services
School at ?. n. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening"
~ All kinds Of Job printing, in Eng
,ish, German or Norwegian, executed At
this office. Send in your orders.
The St. Cloud journal., 1867-11-28

A VRlY AGlD LADY.-There is now liv-
Ing At Lake Amelia, in Pope county, the
Oldest person in the State, Mrs. Judk,ns,
BY 1sae. She wss born in 1854, and con-
sequsntly is NOW 103 years Of age. Mrs.
Judkins las just arrived in the State, hav-
Ing made the trip here from her old home
In wagon drawn BY oxen, travelling in
The journey over four hundred miles. Our
informant states that The old lady 10 in full
possession Of her mental faculties, and now
performs The household lsbors for large
The St. Cloud journal., 1867-11-28

Ix DExAxD.--Joseph Edelbrook's stock
Of new goods is being eagerly purchased
by crowds Of customers. Mr.. 3. 10 oousid-
cred one Of the most successful buyers in
tho market. and his present stock cannot be
excelled. The supply ofready made clothing
is very heavy and complete, and must give
perfect satisfaction. A full stock Of oassi-
meres, oassinettes aud clothing material also
on hand. The dry goods department gives
evidence Of careful and judioious selection,
both in the line Of fancy and staple goods,
and 10 80 full that 1t would be useless to
enumerate the different articles. Al usual
Mr.. f. has superior stock Of groceries
and provisions. His old motto Of "quick
sales and small profits" will be strictly ad-
hered to, and customers can rest assured Of
obtaining the very best bargains.
You can buy cook stove, tiuwsred
complete, from Mc1ntire 4 Castle for
Twenty Dollars.
STAR MAoH1NE.-Ihe Star Sewing Ma
chine combines simplicity, durability and
beauty. 1t has but two moving peices of
machinery to form the stitch, and makes
stitch alike on both sides Of the fabric
sewed that will not rip or unravel! It is
truly a wonderful achievement Of inventive
genius and mechanical skill. Price thirty
five dollars. Sold by A. W. Bush, Agent for
the Wilcox 4 Gibbs, and Florence sewing
machines.
e. C. Smith keeps tho largest assort-
ment Of boots and shoes In Northern Min
nesota, and sells them cheaper than tho
cheapest. Call and see him. L
MINNESOTA Fur STORE, 1872 THIRD ST.,
ST. PAuI.-Mr. Moore has now ready q
splendid assortment Of ladies fine furs. con-
sistiug of Hudson Bay sable and mink
full capes, half capes, collars. muffs and
cuffs; also gentlemen's caps, mufaers,
gloves and sleigh robes. Mr.. NJ: vii, send
goods ordered by express, with privilege Of
returning on paying express charges If no.
suited. 'S'.'
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IT Z. LAND OFFICE, 81. CLOUD, MINI,
~ November I'd, 1867.
leEr Bros Mer:
- H. losH DAY or JANUARY, less stI o'c,oek st
Il sAs asrnoon of The sad day, and then and there
show cause Why your Homestead Entry No. 9is7 made
By yoo My 10th. 1850, upon the ne 4 section 10.
township III, rangsS0 IN the District Of lsnds sub
1ect tssas et st Ciosd Man, should not ss
Thomas c. Tombsrn alleges An abandonm ont tS.r,of
BY you, and proposes then aud there to show tie
"hen you will bs permitted to contest such showtur
! : HENRY G. WAIT, Rssistsr
nov28SWl H. @: DURDANH RScsiv.r
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HsAsD FRox.-We met Judge RsN in
Douglas county last week, with his face
still turned westward. It is generally sup
posed that he has not heard Of the result
Of TIE Stearns County election, and is still
running for Treasurer.
FlNGIRs Cur OE1.-Charles Davis, the
sawyer At tho Osakis mill, in Douglas coun-
ty. had The fingers Of his right hand cut
of ono day last week, while working
around the large SAW.
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ST. CLOUD R1ARkRTt.
ST. CLOUD FUR MARKET.

Corrected for TIE JOURNAL, BY D. H. G. Axrpay Cb.
The St. Cloud journal., 1867-11-28

WIArHHR.-The con tinued delightful
state Of The weather-the clear sky, the
1nd,an-Sammer like atmosphere, pure and
mild, aud the splendid + osds-provokes an
uninternittsd panegyric Of tongue and pen.
1t IL Ill the more appreciated as We read Of
saew drifts and clustering winds among
our sister States down East.
The St. Cloud journal., 1867-11-28

Lla BRoKEx.-D. A. Dewy, living in
Leaf Valley Township, Douglas county,
fsn from = haystack, breaking his left leg
shove Oh ankle.
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GRAND POPULAR MOVEMENT
TO ERECT THE
GETTYSBURG ASYLUM
INVALID SOLDIERS,
UNDER SPECIAL
Charter from the state OF PennsyIvanIa
PASSED MARCH 9, 1897.

AN APPEAL TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.
The object Of this Association isto proyide by pup
iers 10 erect an asylum for those w9o In the1r par
their health and happiness who In the battle for the
nations lie were manned, and are now Incapable OF
her Hotel des invaliGes where rest the ashes Of
@ eA b oms SeSE one Of the nest
architectural strUctures eyer devoted 70 GnsFity W
countries have magnificent retreats i4s the me 5 nno
81 tse sueana causso BV war but free
prosperous Republican America has no place for her
or be sde%sS Of her crow ded cities these noble
5 m s s6SE 6SPPy e eeS 20 r Pssd 70
them our lasting gratitude ana now those wn9 are
those pledges They have performed Their part We
enjoy the result ct ihs5 ssoStS SSe %e sv6 e oe
single dollar to .h snd & ae &seTygSh95g Sg
country WI be no hSn9rse q S Py EN sRs pS3e %
BY this Association and Ten Thousand Dollars have
already been paid towards the walton of the
Of General Meade,s Headquarters) have been set
apart for the uses Of !he Asylum; I'm, 10, 90 1877
Having lebored for three years 70 erect 9 Home I
for n Se Ne% eRa Pork
cooperating some one hundred 3f our pest cizens as
had. from that time to this-and knowing the great
ing our disabled veterans or beg I hereby
most cordially indorse your enterprise end II shall
have SeIy s Rs ,Peiy sg yours GfH&Rf HXIPfE
FGm s9e 70 all thai they shall aid
this truly benevolent and patriotic enterprise
A. w. ANDALL
Being satisfied with the integrity of your enterprise
we cheerfully consent 10 display your diamonds at
our establishments. BAOWNG y, &,sPALDISG,
October rs, 1867. NOs 56S aud $40 Broadway.
We hereby certify that we have examined the
Diamond Goods, Pearls, Emeralds Rubies, and other
precious Stones described Ia the list, and find them
HENLE BROS. Diamond Importers, No. 2s
Maiden Lane New York. 80. - -
j. HERMANN, Diamond Setter No. S94 Broonle
street, New YCrk. -, :
he AssOcation decided to place the s3O000 worth
Of diamonds ON public exhibition at the large Jewery
Establishment OF Messrs. Browne d Spauldlng, under
the Metropolitan Hotel In the CITY Of New York.
The oTd-e er owned yacht Henrietta" has also been
purchased The Farm OF 600 acres Is located In Suli
van county N. and is one OF the finest stock farms
in the State; has splendid maasion and is conplete
There viii be 100 90 tickets issued at dollar
each, admitting the holders TO both ofthe
GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVALS.
1oNE AT
IRVING HALL NEW YORK. SATURDAY EVEN
ING, FEBRUARY 8, 1868,
AND ONE AT
HORTICULTURAL HALL. PH1LADELPHLA,
SATURDAY EVEN1B0, FEBRUAH1 20, 1868,
On which latter occasion a committee OF prominent
citizens will be selected TO oclate with the manage
Monday February "a, at 10 O'Clock a. M at Horticul
'ui al Ns ssii $50 IN VALUABLE PRESENTS
Will be distributed an ong the lckeL holders In &C.
cordance with the Charter and the following
SCHEDULE OF AWARDS.
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Romance of MenOtti GaribaIdI.
Menotti Garibaldi-the hero of the hOur-has
had as romantic birth as could be desired.
He was born 10th of September, lS40 at mise
Fable shanty situated on the Pampas OF La
Plata, when his father and his mother too,
battled for the Republic OF Rio Grande. Carl
baldi had gone during the morning to betgh'
boring town to purchase clothes tor the mother
and the expected little stranger. On his return
ne heard the new-borns voice, and, kissing
nus nus young wife, took the baby in his arms.
Mhat shall we call him ?n said the mother.
menoln," replied the father; "better the
name OF a martyr to liberty than a saints"
mehotsl was born with a scar on his head,
caused Dy ms mother, while pregnant, having
been thro%n from her horse after 6ghting her
way, revolver IN hand, when surrounded by
enemles. Surprised almost a few days after her
accouchement by an attack from The enemy
she wrapped MenOtti ia his fathers c1oaI and
but halt-dressed herself, jumped into The saddle
strapping the child across IT, and OaiIonsd ~
the forest, pnrsued by the enemy. To mest beS
husband and his companions in arms since
flnen Menotti has shared the reward his gather
holds out TO his follOwers-hunger thirst want
and marching night and day. He is Al wavs
calm and smiling; he Is OF the middle height
Iar0e 9bOulders full OF courage and boldaess-a
Stofcai soul in An iron body.-LondOn Oouri
Journal
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Forty Million Dollars in Money

Have already been expended by the two powerful
companies that have undertaken the enterprise, and
there is lack of funds for It's most vigorous
cution.
The Union Pacific Company therefore offer their
First Mortgage Bonds to the public with the
rance that they represent of the largest and most
valuable corporate properties in the world The first
question asked by investor is "Are the bonds
safe 2" The second, care they profitable" ?" To
answer, in brieh-
j. The early completion of the whole line is
tain as any future business event can be.
q The Union Pacific Railroad bonds issued upon
what promises to be of the most profitable lines
of railroad in the country For many years It must
be the only line connecting the Atlantic and Pacinc
and being without com petition, 1t can maintain
munerative rates.
g. The net earnings Of the sections already finished
several times greater than the gold interest upon
The First Mortgage Bonds upon such sections and II
not another mile of the road were built the part
already completed would not only pay Interest and
expenses, but be profitable to the Company.
L. The Union Pacific Railroad Bonds can be issued
only the road progresses, and therefore
be in the market unless they represent bona de pro-
perty.
s. Their amount Is strictly limited by law TO q sum
equal TO what is granted by the U. s. Government
and which It takes second lien as its security
This amount upon the first 5I7 miles west from Omaha
is Only t16,6o0 per mile.
G. The fact that the U. S. Government considers
second lien upon the road good investment and that
some of the shrewdest railroad builders Of the
try have already paid in five million dollars upon
the stock (Which is to them third lien), may well
inspire confidence in a first lien.
r. Although is not claimed that there can be any
better securities than Governments there parties
who consider first mortgage upon such property
as this very best securiy In the world and who
sell their Governments to re-Invest in these bonds
thus securing greater interest
8. AS the Union Pacific Railroad boRds are offered
for the present at ninety cents the dollar, and
accrued interest," they the cheapest security In
the market. being more than fifteen per cent. less
than United STATES stocks.
O. Al the current rate Of premium gold. they pay
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Schuyler Coliax, of Indiana, Speaker.
EdwRrd McPherson, Of Pennsylvania, Clerk.
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SIX PER CENT. IN GOLD

And are offered for the present at NINETY CENTS
ON THE DOLLAR, and accrued interest at Six Per
Cent In Currency from July L
subscriptions will be received in PhiRdephiaby
WILLIAM PAINTER & co, NO SO S. Third st.
DEHAVEN d BROTHEk No. 40 s. Third street.
J. Il. LEWARS & CO., g. Third street.
THE TRADESMEN'S NATIONAL BANK.
In Wilmington, Delaware, by
r. R. ROBINSON & co.
And In New York at the Company's Office, No. 20
NASSAU Street, and by
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK, 2 Nassau st.
CLARK, DODGE d CO., Bankers. No. 81 Wall st.
JOHN j. CISCO & SON, Bankers, No. SS Wall ST.
And by the Companys advertised Agents throughou
the United States Remttsnces Should be made ID
drafts other funds in New York and the bonds
will be sent free OF charge by return express NEW
PAMPHLET AND MAP, showing the progress Of
the work. and for construction etc., may be
obtained OF the Oompanys advertised Agents, will
be sent ITee application.
JOHN J. CISCO, TREASURER,
NEW YORK.
October 2s, 1867. II 7mwf
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FINANCIAL
ZOO M L L T. s
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
Running West from Omaha
Across tn q Contin t,
ARE NOW COMPLETED.

The Union Pacific RAILROAD Company have built
longer line of railroad in the last eighteen months
than was ever built by any other company in the
same time and they wiz continue the work with the
same energy until completed The Western Division
is being pushed rapidly eastward from Sacramento
by the Central Pacific Company OF California, and it
is exE ected that
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THE ENTIRE GRAND LINE

TO the Pacific will be open for business in 1870. MORE
THAN ONETHIRD OF THE WORK HAS
ALREADY BEEN DONE, MORE THAN ONE
RUNNING ORDER, AND MORE EABORERs
ARE NOW EMPLOYED UPON IT THAN EVER
BEFORE. More than
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ROCKHILL & WILSON,
CLOTHING HOUSE,
Nos. 6O3 and Cos CHESNUT St.
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.

We offer to the public the
largest and best selected
Stock Of Ready-maole CLOTH
ing In the City, for Mems and
Boys Wear.
Also an elegant assortment
Of Piece Goods, which we will
make to order for Men and
Boys at reasonable pricesy
and in the most approved
styles.
Always on hand a full assoFt-
ment of Fall and Winter Over.
coats and Business Goats,
Coachmen's Coats, Hunting
Coats New StVIe Watkins
Coats, Pants and Vests, of all
descriptions.
Boys Ready-made Clothing
in great variety.
ROCKHILL q WILSON,
NOS. eOs AND sos CHEsNUT STREET
Nsm PHILADELPHIA.
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October 2s, 1867.

EITY OF PHILA HIA,
~ NOVEMBER 49, 1851
Office Of the FRANKFoRD AND PHILADEL-
PHIA PAsSENG al RAILWAY COMPANY, of the
City OF Philadelphia.
Notice IS hereby given 10 the Stockholders of the
FRAHKFORD AND PH1LAD ELPHIA PA6SHN-
GER RAILWAY COMPANY Y. OF the city OF Philadel-
phia that meeting of the stockhOlders Cf the said
Com paby Will be held The Office OF the Company,
no. 245s FRAERFoRD Road in the city OF PhiladeI+
1887 at o'clock p M OF that day, Tor the purpose OF
taking into consideration agreement this day
Dir ctoTs OF the Second and Third Streets Passenger
hallway company OF the city or Philadelphia, tor the
their corporate rghs, powers, privileges and fran
chises Into and with The said Second and Third Streets
Passenger Railway Company, of PhadephiA acc0r IL
iDg 10 the terms and conditions prescribed by said
agreements nd vote by ballot VIII tnen be taken for
Il e adoption rejection OF said agreement.
BY order Of the Board of Directors.
ll2l th2t j. BINDER, President.
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The Oldest couple in Ohio are Mr.. and
Mrs. Boyd, At Ironton. He is ITO and she lo7.
They eet mad at each other every little while
and threaten 70 obtain divorces. The other
dav the dame refused to sew on shirt button
for her spouse, when he Indignantly inquired
Iff be had gCt 10 I've 30 AZ his life 7"