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DIANOS,
MELODEONS,
PARLOR ORGANS,

FOR SALE OR RENT.
I have now on hand William Xeinekamp''s S
splendid oct, with carved legs, and all mod
ern improvements.
Two of Knabe s. Co.'s oct second hand,
one of them nearly new, at great reduction
from first cost.
Several secondhand fine German Pianos, of
less price, 64 octaves-every Piano warranted.
Smith celebrated Parlor and Church Organs.
Having an experience of 16 years in tuning
and repairing Pianos Melodeons, SC, and still
continuing my practice in the highest musical
circle of Washington city, 1 can guarantee sat
isfact;on to those who shall employ mo.
Persons in the country wishing to have their
Pianos tuned and repaired will please cores
pond with me. VICTOR BECKER,
Wareroom, 81, N. Washington St..
iv Off Cor. Queen, Alexandria.
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LIQUID RENNET, for sale by
IA BROOKES g TAYLOR,
SEPT l06, Prince street,
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MARRIAGE.

Married Persons. or Young Men c0mtempIa
ting marriage being aware Of Physical Weak
ness, Organic Debility, Doformitios, speedily
cured.
Ho who places himself under tho care OF DR.
J. may religiously confde in his honor as as "a q
gentleman, and confidently rely upon his Skill
as physician.
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YOUNG MEN,

Who have injured themselves by, a ceE
tain practice, indulged in, habit ire
quently learned from evil companions, or vt
even when asleep, and, if not cured, rcndeTj
marriage impossible, and destroys both mind
and body. should apply Immediately; ,.. .,
What q pity that young man, the hope OF
his country, the pride Of his parents, should be
snatched from all prospects and enjoyment; OF
life by the consequence of doylatng from inc
path of nature, and indulging in certain Sc
cret habit. Such persons must before contem-
plating -
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YOUNG MEN.

Especially, who have become the victims OF
solitary vice, that dreadful and destructlyF
habit which annually sweeps to an ultimcIy
grave thousands Of Young Men Of tho most
might otherwise havo cntranced listening SenH
tors with the thundors Of eloquonce, or walked
to estacy the living Tyre, may call with full
nOnfdanna
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THOMAS H. BALL. GRAISoN TYLER
T & n D A 6 Z n g 7
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
DIR. JOHNSON,

Mt4nber of the Royal College OF SurG!oo"
Colleges in the United States, and the great
part par Of T whose life has been spent in the hcsPi
ais of London, Paris, Philadelphia. and els,
where, has effected some Of the most astoni9t
ing cures that were ever known, many trouble
with ringing in the head and ears when asIeel
great nervousness, being alarmed at Sudde
sounds, bashtulness, with frequent blusllng Il
tended sometimes with arrangement OF m!"'
were cured Immediately.
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MARRIAGE,

reflect that soundmnd and body arc the Ih-ost
necessary requisites to promote connubial hap,
piness. Indeed, without these the journey
through life beco mes weary pilgrim&&gcj the
prospect hourly darliens to the view, the mlnQ
becomes shadowed with despair and filled VIII
the melancholy reflection that the happiness -
another becomes blighted with your own.
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NOTICE:

The undersigned have this day entered into
copartnership, under the firm namo of GkEG-
DRY s. ENGLISH, as General Commsson
Merchants. s. +. GEEGOk4,
ZEPH ENGLISH
Warehouse No. 80, cor Water and King sts.,
July l. lS68-tf Alexandra, Va.
, 1868-05-19
LicitatiOn.

VFOLGE Begjering af Gouvernementet
"A vii Licitation blive atholdt / Auctions
contoiret Ch~ristiansieds Retshuus TSrS-
dagen den 26de dennes, Etfermiddag K. l
over Opforelsen af ct Vadskehuus med
Badekammer og ct Plankeverk we'd Chri-
s~tiansteds Kaserne.
Conditionerne hvorefter bl. A. allie Ma
saa at MISUNDERSTANDING kun angaaer Ar
beidslonnen. ligge til Eftersyn paa Auc-
tionscontoiret, ti%lligemed Beskrivelse og
Plan af Arbeidet n. m.
Christiansteds Auctionscontoir, st. Croix
den 15de Mai 1868.
W E. MONEFELDT,
auth.
, 1868-05-19
Translation.

IranSlatlOn.
E GREEABLE to request from Govern
A ment, a Licitation for the erection
OF a Westinghouse, with a bathing cham
Der and a fence at the Barracks of Chris
tiansted, will be held at the Vendue Of
flee in the Courthouse of this place on
Tuesday the 26M instant at l O'Clock p. M.
The Conditions, according to which all
the materials ETC., will be delivered by
ton thus only having reference to the
wages for the workmanship, can be seen
at the Vendue Office, together with esti-
mates and plan of the work etc.
Christiansted's Vendue Office, st. Croix
18th May 1868.
e. MONEFELDT,
auth.s
, 1868-05-19
PrOcIama.

HLLE og Enhver som MATTE have
IL Noget at fordre paa Kjobmand
Z. w. CARPENTERS Fallitbo indkals
des heryed med 3 Maaneders Varsel
til for undertegnede Skifteret at an
melde og Devise deres Kray.
st. Ihom9 Skifterets Contoir den
l2te Mai 1868.
ROsenstand.
, 1868-05-19
ADOLPH ROSENSTAND

UndefdOmnner Og SET2UeT pau zen
st. Thomas Z .Amcricd,
GJ0R vITTERLIGT: At. for mig have
andraget D'Hrr. Kjobmend Joseph
Levy og James Neish, Begge heraf
Staden, hvorledes de, der we'd afd0de
Kj0bmand George fuckers Tesla
mente ere indsatte til Executores,
skulle inde sig befoiedc til we'd Ell
lovligt Thingsvidne at Devise Kgt-
heden af Diet efter Abode forefundne,
den 1ste DENIES oprettede Tesla
mente.
Thi indsteynes herved med 6 Ugers
Varsel abode Kj0bmand George
fuckers Intestatarvinger til at mode
i St. Thom8 B%ythingsret, som holdes
i Stedet W.. 40 a. Vao;rregade, Kom-
gems QUarteer, : Byem Charlotte
AmaHa, Mandagem den 6te JuH
ff0rstkommende, Formiddag XXI. 10,
for der at h0re Vidner forte ON Egt-
heden af Afd0des Testamente af Iste
DENIES.
TIL samme It'd og Sted at mode
indstevnes under F.alsmaalsstraf
D'Hrr. PrOcuadt0r III. Hiern0 90
HamdeIsboghoIder Gustaous Hen
Tiger, der. have paategnet Testament
tet som NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., for Vid-
nesbyrd at afgive.
Forelag og Lavdag er afskaffiet
we'd Err 3die Juni 1896. oA fl
st. Thomai Byfogedcontoir den
11teEM al 1868. 1G N s 7fa 9a
.ablsmns 1g 39qs Rosenstand.
Gebyhr 81. 90. .aeT8h aaIvad
Err Fen vest. Daler.
aa5 FE0JnR,S 81
, 1868-05-19
y. 7. .IE:; !.

n Ii Amounts due me, if not paid
III by lst June, will be enforced by
a Lawyer.
| will in future sell only for Cash
to those who are not Customers.
r.. ROBINSON.
The New York herald., 1868-03-21

the impossible mountains OF which the public had
heard so much. He was told that the mountains
were almost imperceptibe. From the base OF the
Rocky Mountains TO the summit TO be overcome
was only 1000 feet, and for that there was dis
tance OF between 81 and 80 miles, starting from
the level plain of the Platte valley The Union
Pacific Company In its own report mentioned the
fact that the rates for freight and passengers were
four times the average rates the Eastern roads,
being ten cents mile for passengers and nfteen
cents mile per ton In gold, for freight He was
informed that since the old means OF transport
tation or teams, &C., were driven on by the rail-
road the people had actually TO pay more for
transportation than before AT these rates 1t would
cost 500 Tor passenger and $4,000 for
car load OF freight from Omaha City TO
San Francisco The quarrel now going on between
Vanderbilt and Drew made it apparent that where
Congress had control OF such matters 1t should retain
II. That war meant that there snail be but man
agement or the roads between New York and the
great West. He thought 1t very fortunate that no
man could live over one hundred years. for otherwise
he believed that Vanderbilt would own the world
within the next fifty years. Qaughter)
Mr.. PRICE, (rep.l OF Iowa. obtained the floor to
ply TO the argument OF Mr.. Washburn, OF Michigan,
but yielded to q motion to adjourn.
Mr.. WOOD offered amendment to the bill In rela-
ton to the rights OF naturalized citizens abroad. Re-
ierred TO the Committee on Foreign Affairs
!, Inc House adjourned at quarter past four, with
the understanding that the session tomorrow Is to
DC LOT general debate only.
The New York herald., 1868-03-21

to be Comm anders
Peter A. Callan' Assistant Surgeon.
Captar.l Augustus L. Case to be Commodore.
Comr lander H. b. Caldwell to be Captain.
CoD4nander Henry n. davenport 10 be captain
Nomination Confirmed.
rhe Senate. in executive session to-day confirmed
Munroe A. Blanchard 70 be pension agent at Port
land, Me.
Army and Naval Intelligence.
Special Order No. "a, issued by the Secretary OF
War; relieves Brevet Brigadier General Justin Dim
lex, Colonel United States Army, retired from duty
as Governor OF the Soldiers Home in this District.
The order takes effect from the lst OF April next.
Lieutenant Commander Francis o. Davenport has
been detached from the Michigan and ordered 10 the
Tuscarora. Lieutenant Commanders John j. Read
and Frederick Rogers have been ordered to the
Supreme Court Cases Argued.
The following cases were argued in the Supreme
Conrt.:-
No. 1858. Providence Rubber Company VS.. Charles
Goodyear, executor &c. Motion argued
No. 8. Original er pdyte the Milwaukee and Mime
sofa Railway Company-petition for a mandamus-
No. 10. Original er parte De Groot-petiton for
mandamus-case argued.
NO. 9.-Orlginal eI pdrte Joseph H. Bradley
Petition Tor a maudamus to compel the Supreme
Court OF the District Of Columbia to reinsate Mr..
Bradley as member OF the bar OF that court. Mo-
tion argued and decision reserved.
No lasIThs S People Of the State Of New York ex
County OF New York.-Wnt OF Error, discussed per
stipulation OF counsel.
No. ll0.-Hanger vs. Abbotts.-Argument con.
cluded.
No Ils-Cark Co. vs.. United states.-Argued.
No. lI+-United States vs. Allaire.-Appeal dis
missed for want Of jurisdiction.
No. 1l6.-Cark Vs. United States.-Argument CON-
menced
The New York herald., 1868-03-21
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
THE CHOCTAW INDIANS.

THE CHOCTAw INDIANS.
Mr.. MUNGEN, tdemJ Of Ohio, presented memorial
OF the agents Of the Chocaw Indians asking that the
eastern boundary line OF the Choctaw Territory be
run and established In accordance with the treaty
stipulations already existing.
THE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL-THE HOUSE TO ATTEND IN
BODY.
Mr.. o'NErLL rep.) OF Pa, presented resolutions OF
the Executive Committee OF the National Union Club
Of Philadelphia, commending the course OF the House
Of Representatives the impeachment and express.
ing the hope that 1t viii be tried by the Senate with
out unnecessary delay.
Mr.. BOUTWELL,, trep.) Of Mass. from the impeach-
ment managers, reported the following resolution
Resolved, That on the days when the Senate shall
set for the trial OF the President the articles Of i'm
peachmcnt exhibited by the House OF Representa-
lives the House, In the Committee Of the Whole, win
attend with the Managers, at the bar OF the Senate
at the hour named FOR the commencement Of the pro-
ceedngs.
Mr.. WOOD, tdcm) ofN. ", asked whether the reso-
luton was to be understood as meaning that the
House should remain In the Senate chamber during
the trialf
The New York herald., 1868-03-21

The Drew Camp Sccurc-Spccials ON Guard.
Thursday night passed away and the roughs rom
New York did not put In an appearance. The
specials who sworn in as stated In yesterdays
HERALD, were kept on guard yesterday during the
day and night. Captain Randolph called out his
company OF the Rine Corps and held them In readi-
ness to meet any emergency. They paraded In 'front.'
OF Taylors Hotel on Thursday night. The general
opinion however, is that no raid will be attempted
The utmost caution was preserved yesterday In re-
gard to the admission OF visitors. by the provisions
OF the bill which passed both houses ol the New
Jersey Legislature on Thursday the directors arg a.
thorized to transact their business ana hou
on Jersey soil, that the executive cohihlttee are
prepared to hold ont for a long term several Ihenl
terlay and assured Tie directors Of the support and
projection of the laws Of New Jersey aud that II
necessary new measures would DC enacted Tor their
security.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-01-30
III you want dish Of oysters, gotten
up in any style, 20 to osystts's.

II. NORMAL sonoo1 BoxDs,-Xany m
quisiss ~ being made concerning the
bonds for 5000 70 be given BY the town
in did Of The Normal School building at this
plaes. Tis dslay rests With Tie supsrvisors.
The bonus las ben voted BY the people,
sad Va authorized BY The Legislature last
winter. When the noasy u obtained the
School d sstitlsd 10 $1,000 more from The
State, md this appropriate. Va recon-
nsadsd BY he Auditor In his last report.
Il il to be.hopsd that ths supsrviors viii
promptly issue these bonds. The sooner
u vosk 10 eennsaced the better. When
once begun, the necessity for farthsr sp-
propriations win become evident 70 The Leg
ialstureL and " nay Esasenably expect,
from tine 70 tine, such pseunisry aid %
has besa extsaded 70 The Ninona Normal
seheol, amounting to ovs. $780, e0. The
Sshssl. would thus b . greet benefit not
ealy IN ~ educational point Of view, but
also - involving Tie disbuEs susat Of large
sums Of noney BY The State. A beginning
must b made, aud it should be made at
once.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-01-30

Tar Balpos.--he. CAas. A. r. Morris.
~ eoat,sstor for ~ bridge ieross ths
llill1liph 4 this place, 10 pashiae The
work viesreaaly and has already COM
nsaesd On the center pier. This bridge will
b one Of he largest structures Of he kiad
h The Western country, and indeed Tie
proportion Of In siss In the world 10 sxcs>d.
iasly small. Its lsssth from baak to hank
10 ESQ sss<, and Il b supported BY three
sssas lasrs Il isss-elass naasossy. The
ssatsr pasr. Int river, VIII b 50 tbst
high, a.ishias Of % top 81 1sss long hy 8
- vias, aad vim vsie II 100 tons The
tvo center spaaa win b 20 1ss& each.
1aeA pier viii have . handsome eut-vaasr,
.saeAiag several tsst above he highest
water nask. The supsrstrueturs 10 10 b
Of Hows's improved patent truss. All The
work win compare fAvorably with The best
bridge work in tie United States. Il 10
soatsoplatsd 10 build GUARD pier In
tfoat q ths center pier sad this should
certainly b doas in order. to insure The
satsty Of he bridge.
AZ neasioasd IN another item, Is tons Of
iron fSr The supsrsarueturs ars d St. Paul
a,d vim ~ brought up this week. The
bridge Will b finished By the arst or
Aftssath Of April. The total cost viii b
shout $s6,ooo. Whe. completed this
bridge viii b "a ornament 70 &. Cloud,
- veil q IN improvement Of great value,
and source Of pride TO The entire State.
In this connection ~ would state
that Of The 81, 900 worth Of stock author
issd, 81, 900 has been taken. leaving &c.
900 yet in tie Conpsay's hands. This can
b lad in shares Of 500 st the Office Of
the Treasurer, Hoa. L. A. Evans. We
assd scarcely ures The importance Of I'M
nsdiatsly taking up the balance Of this
Dtesk. md thss sasaring The earliest COM
Plssioa Of the bridge. The investment 10 |
paying one, and every remaining share
Dhould b owned BY citizens Of 81. Cloud,
hat Tie control Of The bridge may not pass
into The hands Of outsiders.
Fl11.-Tho double frame building On st. !
assmaia street, nearly opposite The Catho-
10 church, vss discovered 70 b On fire
lsstsedey a1sss.soa. A gFses dsel Of hard
vefk saved i from sctual distraction.
Ehs boidias vss evnsd By r. / A. Mock
Daha.Pt, eaa vasinsursd Tor $500 In the
aeos, Of n. r: loss about 800, bssidss
laaaSs 70 goods and furniture. The lower
leer W. occupied ~ grocery, and The
,ppse BY Two tenants, Wn- E. Lake and
mother family.
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OAITlclsaG OF DR. xnrras LEcT.
U0B.

URE.
Last Sabbath evening DR.. Keith, Of Min.
nsspolis, delivered . lecture at tho Con.
gregasional Church, hls subject baiag the
duty Of parents aud Sabbath School teach
ers. He informed bis hearers that BY q
careful examination Of the census, and
some good gasssing. ons-half Of The chill
drsa bora into The world disd bslors The ~
Il five. aud hs placed the sgs Of accounts
bility WY soon after that. Making due
sllovsaee for The hypoeritss II the Ohu Oh
and Chzistians sstsi1s, 10 Informed 40 that
there wss ono adult In Heaven to eighty
children. After listening awhile 70 his
calculation, bio hearers could not but come
70 the conclusion that It vss better and
safer for their children to die before the
49, Of i've. believe the salishtsasd ~:
disaes viii bear me out in Saying that tho
discourse w fhlss In i.s conclusions and
evil in ito tendency. That statistical CAL
citations % such subject are repulsive
In the highest extreme and help to swell
that tide Of inadslity which ID sweeping
over our beloved land.
The lsehrymess story hs told Of The it,
tis girl who wspt herself 70 death because
shs could not join The church At nix, only
suggested 70 the ssnsibls nearer that the
ehild's mind va in morbid, diseased state.
and that Il needed . physician. Can one
believe that the death Of children 10 in the
providence Of God! Rather lot this truth
b known. that in direct or indirect way
society and parents are responsible. Give
children healthy body and you give them
: healthy soul, and BY teaching them to
b wise, generous aud noble tho fouuda.
lion IL laid for Christian life. The rest
may be safely trusted With IN All-loving
Father.
Iwould ssy in conclusion that although
not pen sonslly acquainted will. Dr.. Keith. I
know hs hears the character Of = gentleman
md Christian, and only earnestly wish
% enter ny protest against illogical and
anwiss teachings.
ONE OF THE AUDIENCE.
a a = a
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-BsVsHo Of al limitations Of "Pts,y
Davis Pain Killer such - 'Killsr Of Pain, -
&e. Get the gsnuins.

L11saAI PLAx.-For every dollars worth
Il goods bought With cash st their stoss up
TO the evening Of March 18th, West 4 Co.
viii give ticket sntitli.g The holder to .
sAars In ths distribution Of vslusble prizes
to take plaes On that evening. Among the
articles u b given away are . new Grover
4 Baker Sewing Machine, worth SIS; one
Of &asahsll's famous Eagrayings Of Lin
cola, with franz; . aunbsr Of beautiful
Chssaes framed; nirrers, silver cake basket,
sts, etc., IN oil amounting to 500. These
articles ore al put in ct their sstual cash
value, and can b sea It West 4 Co..
store. We lsye examined them, and know
tAa& they srs fully % good ~ represented.
II must b undsrstood that az these
prisss win b sivss 70 Tie ticket holders.
Meme will bs reserved. So that in addition
70 getting the worth Of your money In the
articles purchased, you have . chance Of
driving . $6s sewing machine, Or valua-
be picture, cake basket, or something Of
The kind.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-01-30
TT 8. LAND OFFICE. ST. CLOUD, MIMI,
J. / Tam

kathias Wasta:
on the nth DAY or MARCH 1868, at 10 o'clock In
the forenoon Of tho said day. and then aud there show
cause Why ysur Homestead Entry No. 2o2a, n,ade By
ysu June 4th 1850 upon the Il section 20, town.
sale At st. Cloud, MIMI should not be Cancelled, a.
John zumer alleges An abandonment thereof by
you and proposes then and there to show the same,
whom you will 30 permitted to contest such showing.
II. 9. WAIT, Register
isp30.oW> II. G. BURBANK, Receiver.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-01-30

MonToAo1 eAL1-Net!cs |. hereby given that
~ asash has bssa aases u the condit!ea. ofa e..
y.llsr g Isaac Grove on the I'd day Of July a. b.
1867; and BY said Isaac Grove duly Asiepcd 10 T.
Esesns BALDWIN On The ooth Day Of March, 4. D. 1891
ead ncstgaE. wss recorded on The Sd Day Of Dscem.
bse 4. D. 1861, In he oacs Of Reeister Of Dees a
Hesksr eoaaty 10 ths STATE Of 9isnssota In Book
q nost3:g g.e:s ~. 81 :nd ':id assignment ~:
eacs in Book .C' Of nostsasss. page a2t. Thsre i
notice, The sum q Three Huudrsd and Seventy dollars
and tvepty cents
NJ peocsedings at NV have been commenced 70 r.
The dsbt secured BY aid mortgage or any part
thssseE 1hsrelors IN pussuanee Of ! power Of sais
contained IL sad mortgage aud In accordance Win
4. s.a.at. !. sses ca: nsas and provided, d.
The soath east quarter q section No. thirty In
sow.:aip Nc. e. hsndrsd 20 txesty l0J eirsse,
eodas ls6lc auetoa % he Alghset bef o. ~ I7sn
DAY ~ MARCH 4. .. ~, q 10 o'elock q ~
ss1ooae u sai4 day q ~ uat door q ~ o0ce r.
Aeoker afueseaA. s.3sSS zsE 49, -
J. 1ya1x1 BALDWIN, Assignee.
Dated Jaauasy q ~ jau13Sw
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-01-30

0uy11-01AYe.-E. G. Cams hse .
beautiful silvss-gFsy fox skin, one Of the
Aaset ~ svss ~. Il Il wy vslsshls.
u. Hospeass hss slso oas these pslts.
Z. ". Ds1isoa had 3 live Glvse.Cay. tor
vlisA 10 laid @65, but On lest Saturday
1iGat Il nads ito ssesps, which leaves 1s.
D. jest - assh cut u pocket. Il u seldom
Mt lAses stlvss-ifsy fox Ski.s s,s tesad
q Q toVn q go tine.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-01-30

II you can't git good eloathes and edioa-
ton too. git the eloathss.-Josh Biliags.
The best place to 'git" them is 1t earns
Chsap Store, on Sc. German street. Az hs
intends elosing out within the next ten
days. al Who wants the best bargains Of
The season should call on him at osee. You
win not soon have another ~ good .
chance.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-01-30

, PsssozAl.-ssaaaes ssssravs Smith md
viii vsso IN tev1 last vssk. The Senator
~ nsds Nj mDssvsasat IN Ais domestic
ssssaosos.ls d,es - lived IN g. CIeud,
~ - sessavs4 ~ ssasRats,ssioas Of
nay Aisods vAils hsrs.
Deaatsss 0ilnaa saa Gordon vsss also
q tsv1 o. llsdsy and Saturday.
G. g. WyksG. Sessstasy Of ths ssuthsrn
lgiaaeosts Haiksa1, spsst ssvsssl day. h
~ siy tAh vssk, he guest u biz BROKER
h-lav, II. G. Dalbaak Hsq.
]. Il. s'nesse., q he senk Csatss
2SsA, fkvsisd us win eall o. Saturday.
High 0Doaasn retained lsns q Sat-
usdsy fsso Witt u hisads in Cs,ads.
Cs3t. Thss. VA Ha&so, Of &. Paul, hsa
bssa n tsv1 tes ssvsssl dsys:
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-01-30
r AND OFFICE, ST: CLOUD, MINI,
Ia January 18th, 1868,

Charles O. Bryan: - - -
sn: 10. are hereby notiaed appear At this Office
On he 1871 DAY .! MARCH 1868, at 10 O'clock
ofths said day and then and there show
cause Why Your Homestead Entry No. 063, made by
you April 18th 1896, upon the sw II sec.
tioa - township s. range ~ In the District Of ens
sslel - Franklin Walker alleges an abani Ton n,ent
thereof BY and proposes then and there to show
ths same whom you will be permit to- such
showing. HENRY G. WAIT, Register
jan30-6w% II. q BURBANK, Receiver.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-01-30
Better bargsias cannot b had any
whore than a& earns store.

From its merit alone has the Eugene
Hair Rsstorsr won its high reputation. II
restores grey hair to it, original color, pr.
vents it, falling of and promoter Ito rspid
growth. Il 10 also most beautiful Dress
Ing for the hair. Mammoth sised bottles,
price only Is ets. n41-1y
AAoxoLlA WATsH.-A delightful toilet
a,tiels-supsrior to Colegas and ct half
The price.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-01-30

NV THRIVE have just received d.
rect from the celebrated johnson foundry
It Philadelphia, large lot Of new type
borders, cuts, &c., embracing The latest
and most beautiful styles. This. In addi-
ton to our already very complete sssost-
ment, renders The Jou1xAL's jobbing DE-
psrtmsat greatly superior to any other in
Northern Ninnessts, and enables 10 to Do
work In The best and most Satisfactory
lyle, and on short notice.