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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-10-31

F1AxD1Au AID PHIlPs.-Boa6res, artil-
lery and brass bands served to lll the court
house quite full on Fridsy night to hear
Judge flandrsu and ". ". Phelps, Of Red
Wing. The Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor demonstrated that IN the race for the
Executive chair he Vas strong winded, for
hs spoke two hours and halt. His man
nsr il not unpleasant, but his speech ~
very lame. preasating innunersble points
Of attack. He did not hesitats 70 nisstats
The best known facts, both Of National md
State history. :. ., r-.~.. .~~ t. m
Mr.. Phelps followed, but The hour wss
% late that q great portion Of The adj.
snss LIT ~ tbe time No commenced. Hs
-wss awfa1ly dry and tedious. i T.:
This meeting W. The biggsst'thisg tho
Democracy could mustir-and this Il not
ssying very mach for IL. 80 t. j.. q:
Il .DsnAxp.-1ossph Easlbsosk's stock
Of NV goods = being 1as,Fly purchased
By crowds Of eustonsss. Mr.. r. IL eo.sid:
srsd one Of the. most saeesssfal buyers Il
Tie market, asd his present stock ea..ot b
exeelled Thesupply Of rssdynads elethiel
10 very heavy and complete, And must give
perfect satisfaetien. A fun stock Of eassi.
nerss, eassinettss aAd clothing material als.
- hand. The dry goods department givs'
evidence Of careful and judieious selection
both in the line Of fancy aud staple goods
and - % full that II would bs useless h
snumerats the different articles. Al usua
M. E. has : superior stock Of srooerie'
and provisions. His old motto Of "quicl
sales and small profits" will 30 strictly I'd
hsred 70, and customers can rest assured .
obtsininx the very best baresins. 49,.
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r1 The Quincy stoves Ar manufactured
Of the famous Mission iron, tho toughest In
the world. ----.. = - =.
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Bay your cool, parlor and," heaaipe
stoves Of NcIntiro & Castta. ~,aa jzcs:s7
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We go By The Mortified Rsesrd<r that
savsreosl / Hope ars putting ep . asv
warehouse Tor their agricultural busi.sss
at that place. Il IL branch q their head
quarters in this city.
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We would call atomic, I, Tie ~
card II Jobs q. Randolph, Isq.; VIE he
recently ssttled y Payaseville { fg4z,
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E. lsAy 4 DOL HOPE 4 GRoVEN0R, :
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
ST. CLOUD, MINNESOTA. j..
f. - >>P L. o w 8. .. :.
lHAFaooD.: xoU1TG 3, co.'s FLOWS;
: =: {; 4: 81 ':'
r y = v. A.,.
ROCK I6LA ND PL0w
ter '''1's nd ''. '''' ~; ''. '' ahead Of the "a'
,s.ss stock Of
IA. P. DICKEY'S TANNING MILLS,
win 49,. r.: -: =: =: ;
Straw Gu tie RS
OF Il e IT, 4 -: ii 81: s: ::; s: vi"
H. ~ Threshing Machines.
With =, vn .,... 81. =, tan. purchased.
Al. . ...s.< Of +: *s:.=:
HITEWAT TER w A CON S ,
~. 81 . a.: :. :: ''' which W vim close out
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-10-31

IRON It, merit alo.s has tls 1ugses
Hair Rsstorsr vea ito high reputation. Il
restores gseZ hair 70 ite original color, Pr.
vents ite 1AlllAg q nd prenet6s; its io1id
11oWth. L % also . most bsastifal 'de1es.
tng tor tas Aeil. AsnuaotA sissd bottlee.
ps1ce only 1oote. ,<,.. y. ~ -. >, o4l-1y
1AoHollAs WANNA delightful teilal
article superior TO ColoIns and q hall
tie prt00. z,E... s....:....E Il LII. y. z.
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Mr.. Anthony faueett has let with 10
one Of the laresst bssts Of the season. It 10
. ''rouser." and was raised in his garden
In this place. ,l. :
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TTs ISLAND orr1cE, ST. CLOUD, MIMI,
- October Soth, 1867.
Lal1seeus Ps&Ran:
IN: Yoa So hereby no.iaed = appear at this eae.
% H. asaa DAY or DEC1,lBEk lse7, At 10 oeseek
IN ~ loesaooa of the said day and then and thses
show Gauss WY yoer Homestead Entry No. 2ol3, nads
By yoaJuly 9oth1eed upon thss1< sw loes - 60.
ties s, 4 township lp reass e In II: p!,sztct
Of aad subject to sale At st. Coed MINI. ehoald not
b Cancelled, a. Jonathan Moerell alleges An
abandonment thereof BY you and proposes then and
there 10 Shew the sane when you will be permitted
to contest such showing.
II. G. WAIT Register,
octSl.6wl H. G. BURBANK, Receiver.
RI q LAND OTIIC1, 81. CLOUD, MINI,
" October S0th, 1867.
Alfonso WsllWa~:
en: You ~ hereby notified to appear at this odcs
o. de assa DAY or b1CEMBER 1861, ae 10 o'cloek In
the rsuoon Of tho sad day. and then and thsrs show
cause Why yo1r HansstsAd Entry No. 1885, made By
you April 3lst 1895 upon the ~ u section n, town.
chip III range 49, In the District OF lands subject to
az q g. uoad, MINI. shoah4 not b csncsls9. =
T. n. lKsllogg alleges an abandoamen thereof BY
you and prcposss then ana there to show TIE same,
when ysa Win b permitted 70 contest such showing
n: q. WATT, Register -.
sspaeavl H. @. BURBANK, Receiver.
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II 49,. .s.s,s ~ l8110vA1s. @5,..s
i oa..' e s''e' '.:se.e = - es.,''' j.
! cazas opsas out. to-day; .. Murphy I
epsaesr's old staad, % st. asrnain strsst.
The location Il one q The nosa favorable IN
The city, and win ssabls Hin 70 soatrol The
greater portion Of Tie eoaatsy trade. :
He he's just received bic asv stock for
tAl Ind winter. Always 4 Tie head Of tas
uaskst 81 clothing, 10 presents this tine Ia
lAresst stock svse bsfbes besuIAt BY hin,
a.d he Offers = ptha lower thaa ~.
Aaoshsr. lot q thoss ap,saaid eass,asess.
Alsc. fur and cloth esps. hats, fur collars,
seasfs, uadsrshirts. ovsrshirts, end every.
thing In this line. Staple dry goods ct
Ill kinds. earns GUARANTEES that h, viii
uadersell III ee1pstitees.f, \
il Remember the new Stand % 81, 0ornaln
street, opposite Brokers Brick block. Il 10
tie place for genuine bargains. FAR g
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A CAxvAss.-Ar. J. h: Dyer, ef' eank
csAtrs, III cane dova On Thursdsy, ssays
tnt ea.vssg Of tie thirteen stag ipesssa-
esss shsvsd eleven Rspsbnes.s and two
Dsassza&s. ". y. thinks one reason for
tie sr.st prspondersnee Of Republicans
W. tAa& nsssrs. Becker sad Par ons had
spoken q gaak Centre The previous svsnisS.
Thsir nsstisss up tho Valley were proaus.
tive 4 much b,neht 70 the Rslubliea.
party. - - - =:
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:
R1o1xoxD, MINI, Oot. 26th, 1867.
EDno. JouarAI.--I hereby sa,ou.e,
ny vitAdssval - Iadspsadsnt candidate
for Tie od,es Of Treasurer Of stsa,ns Cou,-
y, out Of Political reasons. 1hsrsby re-
snnsad to oil my friends The aouinatsd
candidate, John n. Rossnbsrssr.
lw BARTHOLONRW PIRZ. \
-. EXTRAORDINARY Pou1.- Not: Of 1sia-
but q The hottest kind Of ':hst STUFF" Hop.
.psainssin II ths foundry Of Ii. Niaa,seta
Iron Works last evening, wsvitasessd he
drawing Of sixtsea hundred pounds Of nolt-
On iron from the eupola, without once stop
ping the vent, aud were told that, under
the able superints q dsnes Of Mr.. ]. WeSeoit,,
such changes bad bssn made In tho tuy,r,s
lately - to accomplish The AIat, aud that,
II nsssssasy. double The quaasity could b
drawn At once: The iron wss Tor . piece Of
pips fifteen inches in diameter (sonethiaeI
IKE The Latter 81 intended sSor our city
water: voeks. We congratulate Means. Iee
Z 9asdsabnre on hs.iag Ssssenplhhsd
such = very satisiAetory .ssslk Ka,sespe-
~ s1t1le9e 2%~|-''
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Rs1uaxsD 10 81. cloup.-On iast ri
day W had the pleasure Of greeting ou1
old friend, Win Kinksad-sAs arst time in
three years. He returns in poor health,
hoping to regain strength from the pure iii
Of Minnesota. Hsmorrhsss Of tho lungs,
produced BY ovsr-sxsrtion, has kept him
confined to bed most Of tho time since his
arrival in town. ...~
Mr.. Kinks.d has been. for The past four
years, clerk in the War Department, On.
joying in The highest degree the confidence
Of the Secretaries and others In oAargs.-
While there he vas appointed By Governor
Miller q IN Agent 70 look after the inter
ssts Of Ainnssots soldisss-having himSelf
been : member II the Second Battery, and
tasting The sweets Of Libby Prison.
During the exchange Of prisoners Mr.. Z.
went each week to Annapolis, looked out
he men from thus State, helped muster
them for pay. harmed The vhsrsabeuts Of
The missing, and ministsrsd to Tie wants Of
he siek aad needy. This SERVICE: involv-
ing vast amount Of lahsr, wss performed
IN addition 70 His regular Office duties, md
grasaitously = tAs soldiers, the State eld
he govsransnt. He also attended, with
out charge, to getting the pensions and
bou1tiss for Ainseso&a soldiers o. thsir
heirs. This constant labor ~ too much
sysl for lii robust constitution, md ~
now ind hin nueA changed, though the
invigorating atmosphere Of st. Cloud win
tend 70 build him up again. Minnesota
owes him . deep debt Of gratitude.
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SEASONED 81! IS Ne LUMBER
g T. ::. -. -. .'.| /
S III I. n G. l. E S!
:. o. Of the n sfs1 QUALITY g.
For ri. II NJ Lumber Yard 4. 81. Cloud,
:, >' BACK or 1Hs LAND or,1cs,
aa.> ~ = - ;3+:1' 81 '';4v@
[o'H:E|AP FOR q. CASH.
G. A. GILMAN. =. .,
81. Cloud. Feb. 27.h. .1ss,.,, ,s.s.-.
-: = 800: : --.--.-: = ----
j: p, WEST &c. CO.,
tI4ss Ii t5fuGEJisE >*>i,,': ;: ..,
's'Kss.ip' .s,si.,tly ii ,...l .i.-s. .aa
r. s;:14 1T i; ~ sssek ~
l;;If e,.,u.ssEs: 1:;;< ,c>,2s.r5 ,:y<
2 X 4 !! r'|ol''F!
f. :*s t,s| w, t1i|,! Paper . ,r'dR'
toUREA1Ns, ''1o
.sf55~ ~+tz
| 1872 ;,3sas sz<,s,s%sp,. =: !.
I1u%'a5 WINDOW; SHADES,
IsFaf5 49, H.: {&Tzn III asgG: i
r.. :*,' ;s.1.' II n ilifa eooiol',i...
'Ip&s uxsss A.; II .Esa;fa; f1:;E
PICTURES ind FRAMES,
i ?a1 :,sse ,"ssss;>Ss5z$ Is,<z,
'sos* s''' TOYS a., ~.
l.. ztt2:s 1s:ts gs4::;s :s:n }:f:l5 %S''
~" .,:~.-ns.- s:t- =.
IT, :,s's+ ,:-5.--~a =. e.. ..l.E>.E Z.
| Alse, Aeeats to-
! ~ MORToN'6~
T. [z,3 o. '-t l.: u ..',. j..
Celebrated Gold Pens,
II 81
/. :... saetfa 1 salexs
1 -. 80 -: 49, ~:
lSEWING j. MACHINES
Il r2.x2;~.r5 E%H
70 Call and asee 1Thomi
lSFE;AlMl SAW Mill Fol
r4
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RExovkD.-The Land Ohee was removed
on Saturday to Kindler's brick blook-up
1xPlovlxa.-Busines il rapidly an
proving. Our merchants and businsss men
ore al kept busy, and money 10 becoming
plsntier.

Ar BaockwAr.-Hsa. h. L. Gordon
viii address the citizens Of Winnebago
Prairie on tho political issues Of tho day, At
the scAsolhouse. ON Saturday evening
Let there b . full turn out
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-10-31

OF The almest innuno1gbls number Of
preparations In. IL narket for .sstorisx
gray hair to 10 original color, ~ know II
nose which givss - u,ive.ssl satisfse elton
u Rings Vegetable Ambrosi.::' W. hsv,
tried It and found it 70 restore tho color In
truly WoadsFful usantr-as ven % t.
remove dsadruf. and Ill ticking caused: By
hunors Of the scalp. Try Il and b; satisaed.
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~ Do not forget the last meeting Of
the campaign At the Court House on next
Monday night.
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6T11L AXO1Hx3.-We met M. Joseph
Cspssr, Of the firm Of Linnsmann 4 Cap-
~, Of Sank Centre, last week, on his way
home from the East, where he has been
making second heavy purchase Of geedi
for the winters trade. The regular stock.
bought earlier ID the fall, was deemed sum:
GENTLY laree to meet AL demands until
spring, but ths rush has been - great TIA,
Mr.. Capser has been obliged to make fur.
Their heavy purchases. The, amount Of
trade done by this firm would seem incred.
ible 10 these unacquaintsd with the rspid
settlement Of the country. and il astonisbe.
even the propristors Of the establishment
But they do an honest, Straightforward
business, buying only the best goods ant
selling At low figures, 50 Inst they enjoy
the confidence Of the people and receive
their patronage to = large degree. The,
certainly deserve it, and We can cordially
recommend the ''sauk Centre Regulator
to al the people Of the upper SIOUX Valley
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VT7AKE UP.-A lot Of ALARM CLOCKS
w -just tho thing to get you up early.

r AND OFFICE, 81: CLOUD, MINI,
II October S0th, 1861.
JoogpA I. Pearson:
Sd: Yoa are hereby notified to appear ct this once
On the 2sfn DAY or DECEMBER 1856, At 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon Of the said day and then and there
BY you April 2lst 1896, upon the Il ~ Il No Il swZ
lot4 of ssetion H. In township Ia, range IS In the
District Il lands subject to sale at st. Cloud, Minn
legs N abandonment thereof by you and proposes
then and there to show the same when you will be
p>9nittsd to contest such shoWing.
80. II. G. WAIT, Rexhter,
octSl.6wl H. G. BURBANK, Receiver,
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TINE lsrgoa, and best assortment Q
i CLOCKS nay be found and purchased
vefy low ct BUSH'S. They Warrasfl
ea1tod.
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A Rpxoa.-It 10 sid that The cause Of
The partial failure IN tho wheat crop is be.
eanee NsIntirs 4 Castle iii net ct their
eslshsstsa Psszins and Moline ,Plows On In
tine last sprius. They have ., sul stock
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-10-31

cnAxosp.-Ths extensive agricultural
house Of savsreoo], Hope l. Grovenor. -ex-
tending throughout . considerable portion
Of Minnesota, has been changed, - that the
headquarters a. this place and tie branch
at 81. Paul are in the name Of Savercool 4
a.ovsaer. while the branches It Mortified
:Hastings and The remaining points ars man
sri BY Sayercool l. Hope.
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fosr 01I1cz.-A post ohes. Beoekwsy,
Aas bssa established 1t Winnsbsgo Prairie,
IN The County. Il was much needed.
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111Tuo Az Lzr1LB EAIIs.-Col. ". T.
3. Ne1ntirs, Of this city, will speak ct
Little Fails on Saturday evening next.
Col. Mc1ntire is said 70 DO . fine speaker,
md win doubtless have erovsd house.
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You can buy . cook stove, tinwsred
complete, from McIntirs t. Castle for
TVanty Dolara 49,. ,.-4
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Youl CHAxcI.-Any psrson wanting \
Hat can ind one cheap It Z. c. Smiths.
He il sslliug out at cost, or less than cost.
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TIE Observation-Disclosures Pickit / Alb
bolt ars smphatically one Of tho hssst bus
mess houses 81. Cloud can boast Of They
understand thoroughly how to take advan-
tage ofths fluctuations in the Eastern mar.
kets, and BY tho advantages they possess
In buying ars enabled to unds.ssll
their competitors. ''Goods wsll bought are
half sold" IL truthful maxim, and that i
doubtless one reason Why the Regulator"
does 90 heavy business. Their fan and
winter stock has been received, and few
Of the articles arc mentioned IN the adver-
tissnsnt which appears in this week . Is.
sue. They are III seasonsbls AID Of supe-
rior quality; md Pickit L Abbott will con-
.v,nes all who may call that they will sell
them lower than any other house in the
city. This ought to be satisfactory.
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TTSE n. I. @. Holts sUMvx1sAL RInEDv," which
u h warranted toproduee the desired result with.
OF ipjusing he health II any female. and will
sent pe p4to tAoss ordering Il at 80 cts pr package
y addressing OLIVER A. d0oLD, 30. Windhan,
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SEND TH1x lx:-Ws would esteem It ,
graf fkyor il our friends in the different
towns throughout this County and District
would send ~ tAs election zstnras 1t the
earliest poeeiblo moment.
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Mercutio' said Of his wound, = 80
1T wss not - deep - I veil, Or o. vide -.
As gate, but it would do.",
Plantation Bittsfs viii not raise to doad
But they cure the siek, exalt The depressed
And render Life thing 70 b enjoyed.
We believe there ars millions Of 1iviia
Witnesses 70 this fact. Dysp.psi. il her.
rid disease, but Plantation Bittsss will
cure II. II il . most invieoratine tonic,
for weakness and mental dsspondsney.-
Those Who arc tout Of Sorts should Try
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: 70. Rssr:-A doubl. dwelling heass
plessaatly located, vill - rsatsa 70 ehe 81
Two families. Inquire Il this oiiee. = '>'s*
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1WAx11D.-An experienced Millw.ig IT.
one who can come well recommended. Ap
ply = Hicks l' 4 !; cowing, Alexandra, Do.s
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~ Republican, and Dsneerats-la.
de- md eeotlsmel-vill Ill 80 70 hear the
discua,ioa It the Court House on Monday
Aight.
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Fn8 At SAUK CIHT1I.-On Saturday
night the dwelling Of Rev. Fox, Of Sank
Centre, tex fire from some unknown cause
and va burnsd to The ground. Mr.. r.
barely managed to escape with his life.
Hs lost everything In tho house, including
. valuable library, and $500 in q. 8. bonds.
Insured for 81 900 in the Security, Of New
York, J. 3. West Agent.
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Fol 4AI1.-A'horss, harness and wagon.
1aquirs Of L. v. CslNns, st The law oa6es
Of Gordon & Collins.
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For Rxxr.--A s&oreroom On HashiDgtea
avenue central location; rent moderate.
Inquire at this Office.
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:: p. G. Smith kesps the largest assort'
msnt Of boots and shoes In Nesthsra 4ia
nesota, and sells them cheaper thai u,
cheapest. Cali and Geo him. =,
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OPTICAL PAPER or THE CITY.

P..s,,1zalAx.-Psssor,1 Rev: =: Y. Campbell. eer'
vices every sabbath morning at1o9 O'Clock 1vealao
1T. Sunday School after morning service. .5
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- Fruit u Nianesets y plenty thie yser'
Aei..il. I c.:.'s y. y. ''e'i'iae 'a''. shes'
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LuxrR1AxT.-The remarkable growth Of
The native grasses Of Ssak Valley va never
fully appreciated until Democratic orator
ssvs his experiences in = speech q Sank
Centre last week. Tho incident. (liks the
grass WAS one Of tho most remarkable on
rasofd.
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P1Ax1xa M11L.-Nr. F. H. Dam has
commenced work on large planning mill
and sash, door and blind factory, located
On Warrington avenue, between the Joul-
sA1 ONCE and the bridge. It will b COM
Plstsd and in working order BY next
sprine. :
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sxew.-Snow eonnsnesd falling On
Monday 1ight, and continued during he
most Of Tuesday. A portion yet lies
On he ground. The first snow this year
Il six days later than last season, and .
number Of weeks behind Massachusetts,
and others Of the States eastward.
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~ All kinda Of Job printing, in Eng
.ish, German or Norwegian. executed At
this ofies. Send in your orders.
, 1867-03-01
Mustang Liniment.

Have you hurt child or a lame horsei Use the
Mexican dstang Liniment.
For cuts, sprai s, burnR, swellings and caked
breasts, the Mexican Mustang Linment is q certain
cure.
Forflheumatism, neuralgia, stiff joints stings and
bites, there is nothing like the Mexican Mustang
Linimeut.
Ger spawned horses, the poll evil, ring bone. and
sweeny the Mexican Mustang Linement never fails
For wind gals, scratches, big head and splint,
the Mexican Mustang Linment is worth its weight
in gold.
Cuts, bruises, spraiHs and swellings, are 20 com.
mon and certain 10 occur in every family, that bot
tic of this Lnment is the best Investment that can
be made.
IT is more certain than the doctor--it saves time
in sending for tho doctor-it is cheaper than the
doctor, and should never be dispensed with.
"ln lifting the kettle from fire, il tipped over and
scalded my hands terribly, The Mustang Lin
ment extracted the pain aud caused the sore to heal
rapidly, and left very little scar. CHAs. Foster.
439 Broad street, Phila
Mrs.S. Litch, Of Hyde PARK, Vt, writes: "My
horse was considered worthless, (spayin) but since
the use Of the Mustang Linirnent, / have sold him
for $3.50. Your Liuirnent is doing Eonders up here
AllRenuise il wrspPed in steel plate cnRravings,
signed q. W. WestJrook. Chemist, and also has the
private U. 3. rt.sraP DeinHs Barnes s. o., over
The top. Look closely. Sold by all druggists, Is
so cts, and 81 %.
, 1867-03-01


REBULDMG.-Mr. y. J. Miner is having new
Courthouse erected on the site of the old one,
recently destroyed by the freshet, and will be
ready for the May term Of the District Court
In this connection we suggest that measures be
taken to secure building better adapted to the
purposes Of Court House. Ia the oh bui!d.
ing the Clerks office, Audtogs Office and Sher-
IFS Office were all jumbled together in man
ner to render it almost impossible to transact
business of private character. This inconve-
nence was felt by all who had occasion to tran
sact business with the county officials, and al
hough it might be temporarily endured, it
should not'be confined a moment longer than
is necessary. If possible, a two story building
should be procured, and arranged so as to have
the different Offices, including grand and petit
jury rooms on the first floor, aud the second
floor fitted up exclusively for the purpose of a
Court room. We believe tnat building of this
Kind can be procured at an expense to the coun.
yvcry little greater than the present make shift
arrangement and we suggest that the Commits
soners take measures looking to this result.
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MASQUERADE BALL.-The masquerade ball, at
Hellmuth's Hall, on the evening of the 22d was
well attended, and was the occasion of any
amount of enjoyment. Many of the fancy dresses
were both rich and costly, and the wearers, in
most instances, correctly personated the charac-
ters assumed for the occasion. We append a
list of those who were in attendance:
ladies Masked Miss Sallie Barber, zouave
IN blue Miss Parrish, as St. Valentine; Miss
Morrison, red cambria dress, short trimmed
with playing cards, (game); Miss Parrish, Red
Riding Hood; Mrs. Chas. Russell, Highland Las
sic, short costume); Mrs. Roberts, morning
STAR Mrs. Boyle, queen of night; Mrs. Guichard,
white bridal dressi Mrs. Terry, Sister of Charityi
mrs Vetter, Turkish dress; Mrs. Short, newspaN
per dress, (short costume.)
Not Masked. - Miss Sarah Sheets, Smith
"Nson, Mrs, Cain, johnson, Vent, Winsett
bonner, Stevens, Smith, KEELING.
Gentlemen Mdsked.-Mr Parroullt, Courtier
Shas Besserer Fireman; Tompkins, Dominoe
SCnort, Fatman; COlman, Jim Bags; Simmons
court Dress Tracy, Tailor, Harry Highlander
Upoois, Clown; johnson, Clown, white dress
1no'rson, Zouave, in red; Whitney, Darkey
Reynolds, Tailor.
Hot Adsked-Mr. Childs, Winesett, Schwa'
UAener, Bonner, Shonk, Mack. Canton, Bah
6Oek, Baumeister, Noble, RUSSELL Guichard
NOoerts, Boyle, LipPitt, and number of others