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New-York tribune., 1868-05-30

Persons having real estate for sale or to let'
and those desrous Of purchasing or renting such pro
pery will find It to their interest to advertise III IHE
TRIBUNE It's aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any
other newspaper and addition to this advantage The
TRIBUNE will be found only in NewYork and all us
cities and villages, but every State and Territory
within the Union The advertisement should be made as
brief as will allow Of the advantage offered being clear
to the reader We would especially dwell on the TACT
that the subscribers for the three editions OF The IRB
IJNE Semi weekly and Weekly. comprise individuals in
every profession or business consequently advertise
ments in each disseminate among all classes THE
TRIBUNE devOtes especial attention to the reports OF real
estate both in the city and in part Of the state
thus adding greatly the value of its columns an ad
vertlsing medium The charges for advertising are as
follows: DAILY TRIBUNE, 25 cents per line for single
insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 81 10 per Inei SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. 25 cents per line.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-30

aH0W41IaI N90d01 8W0oIE 1uF
New-York tribune., 1868-05-30


New York ave. s. 25 A. from Virginia ave- 25Iill..... $40
Dmberts and Chelsea Road salt meadow B aeres'''' '
HEWJERSEY-HUDsON COUNTY
- =. a.. ,oo
Prospecs % OF South 5b st. 62t6o10IizhIohoo''' 90
Coesst 100 f. D. Of RSrosdave 200
Canast lot No II9 23xOO.
Washington and MOrganss W 3i1l0o OO
istst n GA Of MOnm0uthsti loOA'O ,noo0
South 4thSt and Colesst 519V'
HOBOEEM ooa
n Of 205. o
Clutoa.ave e. s. 50 r. Of Fuonqt, IlOO'.'''''''''' 100
WashDgtOnst, IS Il. OF 6bst, 29fOV,' OV,'''''''''''''
HUDSON 40 ooo
Chaesst E. Bergen Wood rosd, O1l T-5
Scottst. a bet. Montgomery and SuuHlta'e NiV'''' 0
frauklnst, lot 24I, 25IlOO $50
Caritonave block y adj 'VA''' 97s
Lots IL and 70 block Hespe Weber map SoiO'''''''
BRRGEN
wsshngtonave S. 28o Of Lafyette'st 41
Washugton-ave S. 260 r. Of lafayette st. iShOO''''' "a
Washington ave- a. 240 H. Of Laiayettest OhVo''''' 40
Wssbpstou. ave- e A. 225 n Of Laayeuet 5xlOO ~
Cummunipaw road Westinghouse lots Nos anu ' o
BAfoNNE; Elm e70
Caimust adj Jno. C Fshs premises J61lOo'''''' 9'
UNION COUNTY.
Madsonsye, 5)1l45 near Mary S
House OTharlst adj H. wilson 5OTVO''''' o
House Uuionst ADJ RObt Porter, J13I 49,
Lot Turnpike leading from Elizabeth Newark, il%' 91
Plot Msdisonave Louisast l5O1l9l G6
s. Of JehersOnst 5OE2OO 100
Of Laura SpIngst l251lto' wv
New-York tribune., 1868-05-30
6uuutp 8tal 6statt for Sak.

A NJ. WAY g. Co.,
~. No 20 Neilson-st New Brunswick ~ J..
Usv number FARMS and other properties to sell varying
pree from 1000 TO s55OOO We sell commission exclusively
HI es hng and seller together 20 make their own
b,gaips there thing hide and 90 seek The case
Pr soue dealing the Hon Mrcus L. ward GoTernori
william B. Taylor EXP. NJ, No 30 Pinest, n Y City
FARM Of 40 scres % miles from City from
from Depot Mansion house f2riO lifted up snmPtaous
fvl. the whole house lined Win be ana
hard bhed floors heahuness and scenery n
surpassed and cold water baths and SateT gi marble
crates land In the best state OF eulVAon
Por further for minute description price &c
Two residences BayAd 10 the most desirable pa OF
our ty 81 $1,000 Persons wishing purchase wi" a'e
send for plricuArG 4, u.v l. r.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-30

COLUMBIA HALL,
" ERWLBBANOE SPRINGS, n 49,,
This long established 6rstcilss Hotel will be OPN ior ~
O'' June = ''' HAZARD Co. Proprietors
New-York tribune., 1868-05-30
SruukIpu BtaI 6statt for SaIt.

DARGAIN.-Snue HOUSE in Brooklyn, 8
ID rooms, large o, only slSo JAQUks, NO 95 Brosdsay.
NOR SALE in Brooklyn a magnificent City
aud Country RESIDENCE combined, half hours ride from sih
,ry large elegant with all modern cOnyenences eight s Of
oand 6n shade ornamental and fruit trees in perfect oder Title
Would exchange fr property IN heNlok or
sstclsss farm within 60 miles. JAQUEs No 2O8 Boad1y
NOR SALE, or EXCHANGE for Brooklyn or
New York poperty-A brownstoae HOUSE and LOT s,t f
highly Valuable FARM Westcheset Coz ID BUILDING
LOTS In St Paul Minnesota B. ALLEE No III Broadway (GseJ
Bui.ding), frsi soor, Room No .
DROSPFCT PARK PROPERTY. POSITIVE
Auction SALE by JOHNSON MIL
LRR on TUESDAY Of choice o WlCkOFf and BE1En
gTs near FLATBUSAVB aud only blocks from the GRAND
PLAZA and ENTRANCE Location splendid NeghboIhcoi good I'M
proyeme grade Streets paved and severed WIZ
as aud water absolute Terms liberal Maps ready al n" 20
Easau-st. Eew.York, or No lS7 MontaguesL Bfootlyn
PER 1 AcRE FhOyERr4 % BUY ySas II acres su 81
6 purposes This property he high near 1e Of carr s9o pear
Hall the center Of Central PArE Apply !" Ah n
rutland, No. Beekman'st, ~ Y
New-York tribune., 1868-05-30

EOR SALE or TO LET, furnished, on the east
the Hudson River miles from Rhnebeck station private
RESIDENCE beautifully located embracing everything IN mansion and
grounds fruit &C. &C. desd BY family seeking an elegant eoun
home; quantity grounds all IN tne condition having been
scientifically med mansion o stone gpehouse rreeb'use stables
and housesa suitable rent for the season, f2O 10 ph
family; price all told $4,000 would b. divided price 10 eoe
spond For further particulars apply 10 HOMER hORGAN No
Pine
The Montana post., 1868-12-11
FINANCES.

The condition Of our inances
sideration of Congrcss. Compared with the
growth Of our pop pulafion the public
sapendisur- have ,.achsd an smount IN
The Montana post., 1868-12-11

lSIEtfAL RFPoKI
H'H"" fitiz,as IF N, .S,aat, ad W,"Se
II Representatives.
The Montana post., 1868-12-11
ACQUISITION AND ANNEXATION.

The coavention caused By treaty between
the Uuited State and yeneaaela, in July,
1865. fos the mutual adjnstm.nt OF claims,
hss bsen held, and commsaic ssions have been
received ss the depastnsos Of state. rhe
heretofor~ unreeognised lAu having been insti-
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-07-16
MAINE PRAIRIE,
Struck by 1.iiShtning-Crops-
! items.

MAINE PRAIRIE; July IL, 1868,
ED1ToH JouRxAI.-During tho rain.
storm on Thursday the dwelling Of Daniel
spaulding was struck by lightning. The
fluid, entering At the chimney, completely
demolished it, and passing down scattered
the stove pipe in al directions, and shat.
tered the stove. The rafters and frame
work ofthe house were considerably dam.
aged. Mrs. spaulding WAS the only per-
son in the house at the time, and when
some Of the men who were near by came
in, they found her lying on the floor insen.
sible. The lightning left the house v,o the
wood shed.
A few days previous D. A. Ho,t lost q
fine steer by lightning.
Grain Of all kinds is looking we'll. Corn
is especially promising. Some Of our far.
mers will cut their barley next week, and
wheat will be ready for the reaper by the
last Of the month. The potato bugs are do
ing some damage in places, though the
loss will be slight in any locality.
Maine Prairie is dourishing generally.
A couple Of days ago Mrs. Berry presented
Ter husband with twins. About tho Fourth,
Mrs. Atwood came "within one" of doing
as we'll by her spouse. The mothers and
children arc doing well; 80 likewise are
the husbands, Ibelieve.
Yours, PHILISTINE.
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FROM M0NONGALIA COUNTY.
How the Fourth was Celebrated On the
Frontier.

GREEN LAKE, July 6, 1868.
EDITOR JouRNAL.-I wish to inform
your readers that the patriotic people of
this nsighborhood celebrated the 4th in .
becoming manner. As no previous ar-
rangements had been made, there was IN
impromptu gathering in q grove on tho
east bank Of Green Lake, on the morning
Of the 18th, with baskets and al the ct cet-
eras for picnic. A table was soon erect
ed where in short time tho ladies had q
genuine, old fashioned, down-east 4th Of
July dinner prepared. It was . dinner
that would have been no disgrace to an old
er settled county, or that it had taken
days to get up.
After an Grafton, delivered by Rev. ".
Libby, the COED things ON tho table were
discussed to the satisfaction Of al present,
Zone hundred or more.) A floor was laid
after old country style, and all who did
not "consider it mean aud low" Joined in
q quadrille. The remainder Of the day
was spent in dancing, and having = good
time generally.
OLD SETTLER.
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PAYNISvILLE.
organization ofA Grant Cluh-Hn<hu,
s!ssm o1the People mr. the Tieket.

Orfaaisetion ola Grant Club-Enthu
'!~sm ofthe People 6or the Ticket.
PA1Sssvlll1, July 10, 1868.
EDITOR JouRNAL.-You will DO Glad t
learn that We have set tho ball in motto,
'os arsnt and Colfax in Paynssvills. A
our celebration on the Fourth, (which b,
tho way was IN enthusiastic gathering, q
we'll a. large 4 call was made for meet
ing OF those citizens favoring the election
or Grant and Colfax to be hold On tho oele.
bration grounds for tho purpose Of organ.
lug Grant Club.
At the appointed hour tho meeting "a,
called to order by D. s. Twi.chell, oae Of
| the Town Committee. aud on motion D. 4
rvitchell was chosen temporary Chairman
and N. Lashrop, Secretary.
G, ariswold, W. H. Gates and 3.eoh
Wright, were appointed . committee on
permanent organization. While tn. COM
m'ttss WAS out the Secretary pro team. read
the Chicago Platform.
The committee on permanent orssuixa.
ton made the following nominations, which
were unanimously confirmed by tue meot-
ing:
Presidens,--Rev. N. Lathrop.
veg Pre'.de"ts.-J. L. Wait, W. P. Ben
nett. s. G. Elliott.
Secrstary John w. Darby.
1reasurer.-R. P. Gilbert.
Mr.. La'hrop, on taking the chair, stated
that he was taken abaok BY the unexpect-
ed honor, but nevertheless, like our great
standard bearer, would strive to ..carrv
out the will Of the people," He returned
sincere thanks aud made remarks in favor
of tho platform and candidates, and coun
seled earnest work for grand success.
Thirty-6ve names were given a. mem.
bers Of the club. ". H. Gates, Dr.. Riley
and D. s. Txitchell. were appointed to
draft bylaws.
Short but interesting speeches were
made by ". H. Gates, Revs. c. Griswold,
g. ". Bennett, MoKinstry and DR.. Riley.
All seemed grati6ed at the number pres
ent and tho enthusiasm manifested At .
time when there is 50 much hurry ~ now
among the farmers.
We intend to give good account Of our.
selves, Mr.. Editor.
The next meeting is to b on the 22d
inst, At 8 p n. Come over and SEQ us.
JOHN W. DARBY.
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STAR AGRlCUl TURAl WORKS


THE ALBANY COTTON GIN MANUFACTURING
Agricultural Machinery. Comprising the celebrated
Endless Chaiu) and Lever Horse Powers; ';stsr"
mills; Vegetable CUTTER; Horse Hay Forks; Corn
and Feed Mills Power Corn shellers; Dog Powers,
&C., &c.
We wish to call the particular attention of Farmers
to our celebrated "Star" THRESHER AND CLEANER
which, lately improved, claim Is far superior to
any other machine now in market. It IL compact and
easily portable simple In it, construction and there
fore easy to operate BY the most inexperienced and
will do it, work with marvellous rapidly and perfec.
ton, and with comparatively the least demand upon
the strength Of the animals driving it.
We have made recent Improvement in this ma.
chino by which enabled to Thoroughly clean the
grain under almost any combination Of difficulties
and We a1o now using an entirely new and effective
device for relieving tho feeder Of DUST thus making
the operation Of thresbing comfortable end safe
With tho ordinary machines II Il annoying and fro.
quently destructive Of health.
These Machines made Of suitable sizes for our
| "star' Railway Horse Power and for our "Star''
| Lever Powers for and 8 horses.
For sale BY our agents and dealers generally. IoE
| full particulars, send, for our illustrated Do.
scriptfve Circular aud Price List. Correspondent
will please address The Albany Cotton Gin
9enu1actaring Co., p. @. Drawer 1o2 Albany,
T AIDES OR GENTLEMEN CAN EARN WATCH,
| IL silk Dress, Sewing Machine. Web Sheeting, &c.,
| by fow hours work for GILMAN L co.'s GREAT
| ONE DOLLAR. SALE, ITO Hanover street. Boston
Mass. Circulars sent free.
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aspiring is CHEEKY,
Winter 10 dreary.

6feen leaves hang, but the brown must fly !;
When he is shaken,
Lone and forssken,
What can An old man do but die :"
Why, take Plantation Bitters, to be sure.
and with them . new lease Of life. The old
%.d a.; yTG UNI ..o n.
liant BY using this splendid Tonic. Dys-
pepsis, Heartburn, Liver Complaint, Head.
ache, Pains in the side, "Crick in the
Back" and al symptoms Of Stomach De-
rsngement, yield q once to the health siv-
ing influence of Plantation Bitters. They
add strength to the system and buoyancy
to the mind.
Fo1 RsrT.-The large storsroom and Of:
6ces overhead on the corner Of Jefferson
avenue and st. Germsin street. 1nqair,
Of J. B. Mills. .. ...: ..
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man & Kendall, IS Hanover Street, Boston,
Mass, advertised in our columns, il trust:
worthy and reliable. For 10 cts. they send
patent pen fountain. and check desorib-
ing IN article 10 be sold for 81. Their
club system Of selling goods Is becoming
quite popular. particularly with the ladies.
It 10 worthy Of . trisl.-Butalo Gazette.
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Pssssrrza1Ax.--: aston, Rev. Il. '. Campbell. Scr
vices svery Sabbath morning O'Clock. Evening
att. Sunday school after morning service.
NJ. s. CaulcR-J: =. Creighton, Pastor. Services
every Sabbath At 1o]< A. H.. and p. =. Sunday
School ats Il. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
ster, Morning servces every Sunday At 10 hoclock
Evening services every Sunday 1t O'Clock. Prayer
-; lock. "ssday Evening. sabbath School
nj tHalYa &C
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OLD SETTLER.

RoBBED.-We regret to learn by the fol-
lowing item, from the st. Paul Press, Of
the misfortune Of young man we'll known
here:
News has been received that Joseph
Grandelmyer. Of this city, who was on his
way to California, fell among his friends
at the Democratic National Convention,
and WAS robbed.
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WASTEp.-A girl to do general house
work. Inquire ut this office.
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RlvER.-The rains last week we're suf6-
oient to raise the river almost . foot. From
this it is to be judged that the country
above here received fair share Of the de-
scending dampness.
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Look For One Dollar

Hundreds of useful Ornamental and necessary arti.
tcles supplied to families for Ono Dollar each Send
10 cents for check, describing article. IL checks
Ono Dollar describing twelve articles. Gstters up Of
Clubs will receive present worth from s. to $500,
according to size of club.
STOCKDiAN & CO.,
"a Water st. Boston, Mass, Manufacturer agents.
French, German, Enalish, Dry and Ft1ney Goods,
Jesvelry, Cutlery, Plated Var, Albwsss, Leather
Goods. dc,
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Spencer, the fur dealer, has a pet
besr-an affectionate creature-which he
purchased Of one Of the Red River trains.
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MovED.-J. r. Clark has moved the
Minnesota Stage Company's Stables IS
feet north. in order to make room for Bur-
bank and Powell's new brick block now 90
ing up. It was big job Of moving.
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CITY ArroRNEY.-At the last meeting O.
the Council, Oscar Taylor was elected City
Attorney for the ensuing year.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-07-16

For RENT "A storeroom on Washington
avenue; central location; rent moderate
Inquire ut this Office.
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r. NJ. Richardson is at work assess
ing the real and personal property within
the city limits.
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"A horse, buggy and set Of double har-
ness for sale. Inquire Of L. W.. Collins.
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ONYX TO oa00 PER nONTn SALARY
% u paid 70 a&ents male Of female, TO introduce
orr PAINT EVERLASTING WHITE WIRE
CLOTHES LINE. Address ANE1IoAH VIM Co.. Is
William IT., N. 7. or Is Dearborn st., Chicago, nj.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW Advertisements.
MCINTYRE 4 DORSEY
i MCINTYRE & CASTLE.
(KzLLS'- OLD Sr4ND)
ST. GERMAN ST., ST. CLOUD,
l. Wholesale and Retail Dealers;n
. q:
TIN Ware AND
WOODEN-W ARE,
AGENTS FOR
Buckeye Reaper & Mower,
- TIE CELEBRATED
Johnson's Self-rake Reaper,
Hubbard Mower,
Wooster Mower t. Reaper,
Wooster Thresher.
Vibrator Thresher,
MoLINE FLOWS,
Aud Dealers in ali kinds Of
FARM TOOLS,
HEAVY HARDWARE.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AGENTS
For the
Famous Quincy Stoves,
Which Never Crack.
REPAIR
Farm Machinery & Stoves
Al,oays on hand.
Every Article Warranted,
MCINTYRE & DORSEY.
st. Cloud, July IA, 1868.
v10n52-h
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AURORA BoazAI1s.-On Friday night
wss presented one Of the most brilliant dis.
plays Of aurora borealis We have ever Wit.
messed. The lights dsrted from the hori.
son to the zenith, foatsd in waves from
East to North, fitted hither and thither-
quivering, undulating and assuming .!
shapes and forms. A gentleman whom
business Kept up during oil night, inform'
~ that after midnight and toward morning
Tho spectacle was even more beautiful ant
brilliant than during the early part Of tn,
evening.
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THAxKs.-We are indebted to Mrs. J.
E. West for boquet Of choice flowers ar
ranged with exquisite taste. Such remem.
brances are always acceptable.
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1908. ~.-ses.... ,,gp4.. j. -~~1aa1
First. Division
st. Paul and Pacific
RAILROAD COMPANY.
LAND DEPARTMENT.
Farms and Homes
M NNEsoTA,
This Company now offers for sale
100000
ACRES OF LAND.
Located along their two Railroad I;nes
VIZ: from st. Paul via St. ANTHONY.
Anoka, St. Cloud and Sank Rap
Ids to Watab. and from St. An.
thony via Minneapolis, W.
zetta, Grow River, Waver-
ly and Forest City to
the western bouu-
dairy Of the
STATE.
Grain Growing s. Stock
Raising
rhese lands are unsurpassed in the State
ana are dotted over with innumerable fresh
Lakes, and traversed by fine running
streams, which are bordered BY an album
dance Of good
MEADOW LANDS,
aHording an unlimited supply of grass and
hay. They are easy Of access to mines on
Lake Superior, and the great pinsries of
the northern part of the State. which A.
fords the best and principal markets for
cattle in the country. In connection With
stock raising it is necessary to call atten-
ton to the fact, that the
DAIRY BUSINESS
Is as yet in its infancy, which is shown by
the high prices Of butter and cheese. and
the large importations Of those articles ey-
cry season from the Eastern States:
TERMS OF PAYMENT.
These lands are offered in tracts Of 40.
30 and 160 acres and upwards. and prices
varying from S. to $40 per acre with aome
few tracts At higher fgures) rated Accord
ing to the quality and nearness to the rail-
road. They are sold for cash or on lonr
credit, (ten years if desired,) with 7 per
cent. annual interest, thus enabling Der.
sons Of small means to acquire, on eaav
terms, home In healthy and productive
region. Those who have already settled
along the lines Of these Railroads have
found their lands increase in value At the
rate Of 50 per cent. per snnum.
These lands have been reserved from sale
since 1857; they are in tho midst Of con.
siderable settlements, and convenient to
churches, schools and established roads
and markets.
N. BAH persons trespassing on these
lands, IN cutting timber or bay, will be
prosecuted to the fullest extent Of the law.
For further information apply to
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Joseph Goyetts At tho City Restaurant
hss the only Fountain in the city, and can
supply the thirsty with any quantity Of
Soda Water.
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY,
No. W. would respectfully request al

M~ w would respectfully request al
business men and Others ,rishing any kind o
Job Printing, to call and examine eu'
extensive stock Of lNew Material, just received
from the east, before sending to st. Paul or
going elssrhsre. Our Job Office is no~ one
Of the best in tho State, and zoe do rork vhich
soe vill guarantee to be satisfactory, at Saint
Paul prices.
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RAREY OuTDoNE Van AMBuRGH No
MoRE!-On Tuesday and Wednesday Of
this week, our citizens were favored with
one Of the most moral and genteel exhibi-
tons in the way Of . menagerie that has
ever yet visited our city. The pavilion
was crowded with the best people, as it il
intended for NO others. The enthusiasm
was very great when Prof. Fox introduced
his wonderful educated hog-this ANNA,
doing all kinds Of mental calculations, such
- telling the exact time Of day, any per-
sons age, giving complete history Of tho
United States, 80. Whether this bs trick
cry or not. it certainly is one Of the most
wonderful exhibitions Of animal training
ever beheld. The Professor leaves his Wit
nesses to solve the question ''Is the brute
creation capable Of education or not !'-
The professor il gentleman, and purposes
visiting our city again next season, and
those who have seen his present menagerie
will feel confident that anything to which
his name 10 attached cannot be other
wise than genteel and moral exhibition.
He has for several years been known
throughout the Northwest ~ ono Of the
most successful and daring trainers Of vic
ieus horses and ferocious Wild animals o.
every description. 1t is to be hoped hi
will visit this section again during the pres.
ent season, and he is most favorably rec
commended wherever he may 90.
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40 -
PATRONIZE
~ .rS pace S where you can buy tho cheapest
sn" oest furniture and save
| YOUR
money. We are prepared to offer ora.t.-
inducements to
HOME
purchasers than ever before offered in St.
Cloud. as We are in connection with our
sales room,
MANUFACTURERS
Of Bedsteads. Bureaus, Stands, Cribs and
Lounges at wholesale and retail.
BY
this you viii readily see that you will get
goods cheaper by calling and
BUYING
these articles Of us than any other house
in town. We keep for
YOUR
use all kinds Of Upholstery and Parlor
Sets, which we furnish to order. All Of
the best quality Of
FURNITURE
and deal in none but the best
OF
the best. Also large stock of all kinds of
Chairs, Mattresses, Spring Beds, SC.
Repairing md ordered work promptly
attended to. Give Us . call. Rooms on
st. dermain st., st. Cloud, opposite Cath
olio church.
SPICER g. CARLISLE.
200 BARRELS
Flour,
For sale by
J. Il. LINNEMANN,
st. Joseph, MINI.
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MAGNOLIA WArER.-A delightful toilet
article superior to Cologne and ct half
the price.
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O11loB CHw QuAlruxAs71l, I,
DIPA17H1N7 o. DAKOTA.
81. PAU, MIMI, July ., ls6s.
onns>1s ~v;11 IA vnn>Sv>l ,,uI;1 TIL. 70

D1PA1fN1N7 o. DAKOTA,
sf. PAU, MIMI, July ., ls6e.
Proposals viii bs received until July 18th
to build
ONE sroRE-HoUsE,
At Port Abercronbis. D. r., 100 y 2e tsst,
with II fset posts and two double doors.
with = cellar, 40 I 20 feet, 8 fsst hieh.
brfcked up-ths United States farnishine
oil the Observation-Disclosures and shinsled
in the usual manner.
Also, for building st the same place
ONE STABLE.
100 < "a feet, with 9 feet posts, sided with
battsne and shinglsd, with vsntilator the
entire length;
8. B. HOLABlRD,
cs....s.... Dsp'y Or. Mr.. Gen. q. q. A.
.. Pei 9. =. B6s711ox,
3alyle.a Chief Clerk.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-07-16

ice Cream can be found ct oil hours
At Joseph Coyotes City Restaurant.