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CoCoASUT CAKE. -Pr"curea nut with p'en
~ Of milk in it, keep The mrIk, take off n,
skin carefully, ald gate rhc c"c"a"u' pa.
rather more than a rourd ui v h'e loaf sugar
10 nut, and a. much Wa'er a. there j. milk
Boil i, ill it begins To lo"k dry ir the pa
and then pour II on bnr;,reh dish. Gra'e
the nut (scraping IF TIE rInd) very fine, and
add bali its weight t. fin'ly p"U dcrel sugar
mix them well together with white "l am egg
and drop on wafer paper In small rough knob,
about the size OF walnut, aud bake in 3
slake oven
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To FAY HEAT.-A great many recipes in
your paper have been very acceptable Il me.
and will give you ms. method Of preparing
meat, (Which our folks pronounce ezcelient)
thinking perhaps i! may prove good to some
Of your young rea1ers
Take one egg, beat ill it becomes thin
add little peppcr, also IIttlc fur aud some
water, till it is the thickness Of cream. Have
your "a melted If rot bot, then dip your
meat (cut lirlIe thinner than for frying
aione) into It, lay in the frying pan, and
when nicely brown, turn brown the Other
eide when it will be d,ne. Lag Oh plate
without pouring the gravy upon =, as tha'
will make it soft and greasy.-GeImuntoUn
Telegraph
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TO CONSUMPTIVES

The Rev EDWARD A. WILSON will send free
Of rh4rge - al who dessie IT, the prescription with
the directions or liking aBi using the simple rem
edv hy which he Was ruref Of lung afectiAn and
that dread disease Consumption His only object is
10 benefit the afflicted and h- hopes every sufferer
will try this prescription, it will cost them nothing
and may prove a blessing Please address
REV EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. les South SeeOnJ ST. Williamsburg Nss York
6DA1v
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a corresPonden, Of the Scientific -fmeri-

4 correspondent of The Scientific -fneTi-
can gives the following inf,rmaii,n-Tz:
How TO C4TcH RATs-F,r ca'caiag ra''
in cheap and ef-ctu4l maHN-r a,Iow the To
recgmuend tie following: Cover c9mnrn
barrel With s,iF. stout paper, tyfog lie edge
around the barrel place board - that be
rats may have easy acce-s u tie tY2 f.; sPr'n>
kIe cheese paring= CT other feed" Jr the
rats on the paper !oqSsveral days, until they
begin TO belIsve they have a right 70 their
daily ratigas from this source. Then p'ac=
in the byttom Of The tarrel pece q rock
sbout s.z or seven inches Ugh, filing with
water until only enough q! i yr j~c.s a5.'r
the water for one rat - Ipd.e ufoa. NpW
replace the paper Gr., cutting CT - IN the
middle. aud the frs. r.: ia, csuIos pn the
barrel goes through INTO the WaIer and
climbs IN the rock. The PAPER c,rnes bach
to place and the second rat lpIo~. Inc fir-',
Then begins fight lyr TIE Ios-rssrnn -
the dry piece On the stone The noise 81
which attracts the rest, who share the saIne
fate.
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AND HOUSE MERCY.


Howard Association Reports for YOUNG
MN on The CRIME OF SOLITUDE and the Err
R0RS, ABUSES and DISEASES which destroy the
manly powers, and create impedimcnts to MAR
RIAGE, With sure means Of relief. Sent in sealed
letter. envelopes free Of charge. Address DIR. ].
SKILLEN HOCGuTUN, Howard Association,
PhIlsdeiThia. Pa. 1
6n44 lyear'
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farm Garoen & kittben.

cs Farmers N I A ri eait1-fI men g~usTail=
are requested 70 erurrbs,s t. III. Department I,
10 trcn their eIperenee bat re bope 70 gain some
thTng Of lntefe.t for our readers.
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and is he best cheauest most powerful Liniment
ever offered 10 the public for man or horse.
II has been used for many years in Englard, by
the leading barriers and they have had the greatest
with it Of any nnent ever used for the cure
uf horses
Those who have horses that sweeIied or lame,
have swe.d .in's, slrins bruises oil sores. &c b
cuts. collar gals 9c should try this Lininsent ana
they Will he convinced that it is superior 10 all other
known Preparations
BOTTLE half full and your money will be refunded.
Put up IN convenient form and cold by all Drug
gits ani >torrkeepers at 81 cents a bottle.
Dot fail 10 call Tor the Great English SreeHey
LintHcnt.
u. G. CAREY.
MidIptnwn v Y Feb l3 Io6s-H
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

tn. MORNING TRAIN from View York con
reers 1t MANCNEA CHCHk sigh-he train .eaT-
ils PbifaisiI ala fEeLsa=-9E BegatJ al : CO =.
and 4t GREAT BEN d with tLs through Mail Train
q TIE Enc Railway. With s.eeTjlg car attached,
stopping al % Ire pri1-.p4 stations On that roaf
4ni a-ritirz 1t Bazalo At y L aud Al SLla-
mana at : % D. e
The Passenger :-aiu from S-r1n-5n connects at
Great Bend Ria through train. going west AMI east
N Kris RaiI%ay. arrivra- az Buffalo 3; 1900 Iii-
night, i at Salamanca ~ II IS P. Z.
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AYERS
CATHARTIC PILLS

possess 50 many advantages over the other
purcativcs in the market. and ;heir superior
virtues are so universally known thatwe need
not do more than TO assure the public their
quality is maintained equal 10 the best it ever
has hcen. ana that they may he depended on
to do ali that they have ever done
Prepared 10y J. c. AVER, NJ. D., & Co,
Lowell, Mass, and sold by
For sale byBunue!l 4 Banuatyne, and Lyman b
" WhIs, Tunkhauuo,k, Sterling & Son, NesaoEksn
stevens Achey, LaceyyilIs Frear, Dsan Co.
FactorySile, and all Druggists AMI DessIs in Es1-
cines everywhere.
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SYPHILIS al Ere-curial Disease.

T-Ca IJr. EfFEs. 81 ~. aF -. IoH!S. -I.SsC'gT1.
- LuI your S.a>AFAElLi-A 4 more eFectuh
E. igT Tsv..5ie disease tlgla an: CtsIcr We pcssesS
Ic lT.--=-lJl az, I'D. - - !0d iOE s0ine OF tie
1T lIa-sl.-I--- E'c have
Ft2zl l. J. F,s4rt, r. y, m eminent physician Of
Las'aTeg-e. Mss, t-sJ = r~,ss.s.sat a.sBsJcr u
ite LSgf,-..EsC ,r ~ .as.-- .lt,stfs.
bE. AI.E. Ny a,lE SIR ! have found your
SA@- -hrAE.LIA a1 cNgyt.vut remedy for >EphIlis,
10th Of tie y5alr.1 sA -1H,srT tylns- AMI efec
TIA! IL SOM csgS fia- were too obstinate 10 yield
10 OTHER remedies. do n: know " l-t We call en-
I!ar With E.C-e ce7.-T o. s-c--s, " here pO"er-
fGl -llsF-.lye :. r.. l-Ees4."
n. or s !r~-. T..-- r. |s-- F--vgs-i-E :, y. J.,
r |r7.rli ulcers LI- Ia. caused - tie abuse
g. u.-E,4Tg, " H.s.-.. az & - which grew LloEs
ani Ea-- a--r-..ata! fs- e..--. III spite OF every
reIl-.sy or treatment ylt cl,iI b. SA III j, until Tie
lstsc.triaE I>e Of AYES >Ai- tTAEiLlA relieved
i.-s Te.. cz-,s C-1 jg igra; mere InvSterEte sRt
distressing than TINS, ami Il took Se'ersl doE-a
LJIti.z - ---e HIN.
Le2corrhoca, Whites, Female Weakness,
s-a generally IT. la IS i-.- -, Ssgfi1,Gs =
csrGfiat AMI very or "a curet rs q" Alternative
elect oF t!!ls >i.>iPAHIIlA. some cases require,
however. il II "f the : AZ APALILiA tlly sliuI
application Of local remedies.
Iron. Tie g--sff n-s-n G1F 5-if ',fcs'eirCtei D-.
.'-csI " -rs.'. ~ f.sr.@rg'i.
:" 7 lave f2rrf yJIr >AT> tPl HILLA m excellent
aiteraIlse in dj~eas-s Of f,-ll!rs. Ma.- cases Of
Ir-.glsr.fy, IrgoaErhr.I IEtsrIlal liberation, AID
lor2l do ty arising IRON the scFofuloas dlAthesiG,
have wei rl II and T'I-sc are iSN that CO Lot,
when lis eject i prop riE a.!c: y local Treatment
4 LAZY, t.riilirg 70 c'o-- tse publication q A''
HFTt". IT-ftES
Nv laughter Gad uv>yi. have been cured o. a
very dahiiitstn- Leucorr;aps of long standing, By
vo-botti,S OF your sARsAPARILLA."
rheumatism, Gout, Liver Complsint, DJs-
peps;a, Heart Disease, Neuralgia,
when c4lsr ,v Srr5fIs'4 in the system, rapidly
cured II tls LXT SAEsAPAEILLA.
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber having entered into a psrtnersnip
tor continuance Of trade Nth other parties
notifies those having unsettl accounts with him to
arrange them without delay D. BILLINGS
Txak, March sI; lsSsR
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EE Why is bread one Of the first ne
cesssries u life {? Because IT is Away
kDeaded.
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Eastward.

The MORNING TRAIN from Great Bend coz
meets there with the Cincinnati Express On the Erie
Rai!~ay from the West; at MaLgnka Chunk with
train fgr P1iiaielFai Eaz;on. Trenton. and in
;errnsliafe stations arriving 10 PhiadeIghia 90
?. n, a"i ~ Ess HAMPTON With tam for Eas-
ton. Bethlehem. .i'ieEtOKn, Reading aGl Harris
burg, arriving At harrisburg a. $50 ?. n.
4 SCRANTON. connections made with
trains on he L1ezaEan.a AMI BJ6msburg Rail
rsaI aBI 90 tae D-;a~ars ant H1is1n Canal Co.'S
kf..rpaI. E-s Iar.e. II which roads are printed
F>.sEg
IA EEyEY. Gen Pass Tit. Agent. js29tf
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-ITROUD & BROWNS
S,FROUD & BROWNS
Fire, Life, Accident, and Live Stock
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCf!
MoSTRosE, PA.

MoSTEosE, PA.
CArITAL REPRESENTED OVER $50, 600, 900.
Home Tns, Co, n Y.,Capto and Surplus, 81 200 600
Ins Co Of n. America, Phiia. a. 100000
International ms. CO., y. Y. " 5000ye
Hartford Fire lbs Co, Hartford Ct q" 100000
Putnam " 1UU,UUU
Enterprise Cincinnati O." l,00G, 600
, Gens Falls 4" Glens Falls, N Y, 100000
I-yeuming Co. Mutual Muncy, Pa, 100000
Farmers Musual, York, 100000
CosSEcTIcUT Mutual LIFE Insurance COMPANY.
of Hartford CT, Capital $4,000 900
/ Notes received in payment of one half the
premium, on which six per cent. interest
Cny is charged and the note is never 10 be
paid under any circumstsnces-at death or
maturity the policy will be paid in full and
notes gwen up.
Travellers ms. Co. of Hartford CT. Capital
ami surpds 100000
Hartford Live Stock In: Co., Hartford Ct.
Capital and Surplus, 100000
Insurance on all kinds Of Live Stock against theft
and death from any cause.
All Business entrusted to will be atte nded
to fair terms and ali Losses promptly adjusted
f9- Office lst door East from Banking Office az
W. H. Cooper L Co., Turnpike ST., Montrose, Pa
Billings Stroud, sToUD 4 BROWN A,on,,
CHAs. l.. BRows. DIV" ~ agents.
NJ. C SUTTON, Esq, Friendsville, Pa, Solicitor
CHAS' II, SMITH, Montross, Pa,
y7-n34-tf
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IOUND

EOUSD, or can be
! foUnl at Lyman 4
Wells ard j. ". RhOads.
IuLkhdnuock. Penn a, and
a ! other dealers, the GE'T
ESCLI-H SWEENY SPECIE
lC LIsIMENT. This Lini-
ment stands unriYalle1
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ErysipeIas General De1--sZ- Purify the
El5c6-

Pr5-I Dr. Pit S7Eris. H-fE.ra g.. ~ York.
DE AYR. / seldom issi % sa-ao.s ETaFfioas
and S--arrlsfss Sgy.s b. IT, u your
sAESt.-EI:-TLf =. and have T-t szrst attack
OF Iftlqs.,sf E-g--'qs ssh j. No atrr4rSys we
uo--a-s --Eais the 49, tP.Pr--tA FoI have sup-
piie4 10 H.. r-yse-s.yo - yFe.I - he peoPc."
Prom J. z. + 1kae;5s- Es7-- T5s-saaH, ohio.
For t1,-i.s y.-ir-- hat tie Yellow Ery.Ip>lRs
on nv z.t ARA. tE-lu. E-l tI-ae TIED all the
ce..y74-s1 physicians eo.it r-xeh, All TOOK hun
dreIs cf cs.izT. worth o. Tle~55rt1-- Tn Eloers
were 50 BID ti-t the cov.s ts-ie vi-l1l-, and the
Doctor ieCti4 thzt Fng- ar-l E-H-t = 2np8'a1-t
t--yaH faxiRy voar 49, EILEA. DSK Two bot
tbs. all some u yOGr Pills. Ig-rter ttFg have
cured n am nov y-ll ani sJI-l = any Joiy.
BriyE in pas.c pi1e~ nv e=z-e = KNOWN 70 every
bJtr IN tals cJ.1 l.ily =, All c--ccs tle w3,deE u
ALL
From vlrl. E4Brg Irza-5. n T. p oF Ne1ccaTtls,
& y, lsL4i-.g n.sas,sT- q TIE Cz...-!IIH PGrho-
rlsf..
Il have us=i your SAE-tP. EiTFN il nv family,
for Erae-aI 5t7its, 22i for pT-sfg.=g tRs b!rod,
wI:i ve7s 5esea.ia. r,Ei;s- ~ .-eL c0uf4enoa u
ccL4.ae.GIz. u u It's --l4-t-SL.~
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THE HEALING POOL,

MiidIetown. Y. Y. Feb. l8, I963-H.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-02-27
GRANT IHllESlsTIBLE.
From, tie Warrington Chronicle.

From. tie Warrington Chronicle.
Every interest Of the Republican
party is supporting or satisfied with
Grant. Even individual exceptions are
rare. Thousands Of Democrats will
vote Tor him. All the soldiers are on:
bis side, and in the South there is not
a sensible rebel who does not see: that
bis cause has become resistless. The
whole productive interests Of the
country sees in his name the symbol Of
activity in trade, plenty Of labor at
good prices, revived commerce: on tho
seas, and the rapid appreciation Of GU,
national securities. Under the influ-
ence Of these facts, the ofice-bound
conspiracy of rebels and Co pperheads
will break up like the ice-bound waters
under the influence Of tho sun Of Nav.
Indeed it is going to pieces now. For.
midablo only in hatred of the Union
hey were 50 closely united to Destroy
'hey are separating before the over
whelming popularity Of Grant, the solid
ity Of Congress, and the ultimate tri-.
umph Of reconstruction. The first
sure sign Of their dissolution is the i'm.
possibility Of securing an available can.
didate for President AS everybody
is going for Grant, they find almost
everybody distressing them.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-02-27

1HAr able and Independent litera,v
journal, the New York Leaye-,' which
makes l< politics no part Of It's business,
comments in the following sensible styls'
on one Of President Johnson's. m.pv
ridiculous propositions: ;.ah ~
.s "About the silliest piece of busiue..
No have ever heard of va. the request
that President johnson made Of Toner.
d Grant to disobey the Senate, and
that he (Johnson) would stand be-;
tween the General asd fine and impris-
:onment. We thought that everybody
knew that justice does not accept auJ.
ssits*e. in such matters, but makes the
v,olstor Of her laws personslly serve out
the penalty. IF President johnson wants
TO have = law violated, Why doesen't bs
yiolate it himself? General Grant is
too shrewd, too wies and too good I
man TO DO caught in such 1 trap" IL" :
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-02-27


Here is another chance, says the
N. Y. Tribune, for a cry against un,
equal representation. Vermont, not
satisfied with two Senator'S and three
members Of the Fl ouse, all Republicans,
has managed to get into Congress no
less than fourteen Of her sons-two
extra in the Senate, and seven extra in
tho House F 3; und among the latter is
Thad. Stevens, the terrible old man,
whose name is used to frighton1 noisy
Democratic babies. Only think Of l.:
Fourteen Green Mountain Yankees = 10
Congress II is not to "a endured. '''S
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lMPEAcHMANT NNsOAUrIoN PASSED.

lMrEAcHM2sNT nfso'.U''oS PASSED.
MINIATURES, Feb. GA private
disrptch from Washington. rcc"iyrh
5he,r say, ~, iil"Arf'n'.'"r r,,>v | tttilah
passed by pstrict party vote. II. Will
est excitement prevails. The city ana
Capitol are sworming with roushs, bu'
no outbreak yet. The Radicals say
Gen. Grant and the army are with
them. Secretary Stanton still holds
tho War Office .EeG j.! J II.
It is believed the Senate will act at
once, aud that the President will be
tried, convicted and removed from Of.
fee. 1t is not contemplated that the
use Of troops will be required.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mr.. Stanton remains in his Office day
aud night. The guard at the War
Department has been doubled by order
OF Zen. Grant.
The militia of Maryland have prot.
fered their services as a military sup
port Of the President, so it is reported,
and this report is given color of truth
from the presence of Gov. Swami, who
has had an interview with tho Prcsi-
dent.
A sensation dispatch to the Herald
says that the Grand Army of the Re-
public stands ready with 100000 men
to sustain Congress and Stanton in case
violence is ATTEMPTED by tho President
and his aiders.
An army officer on duty at the War
Department intimated yesterday that
orders from any other person than Stan
ton would be disregarded by army off,
GERS.
The President says he will not
obey the law if Congress attempts to
suspend him during the progress of an
impeachment trial.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-02-27
= MlTCnrlL. EDITOR
Thursday, Feb, ~, 1868.
IaPU0llCA1 STATE CONVNSTlON.

III uaasr,lgasd. ousstuting the Republican State
osatzal Oo.nittse q appotas that . coa'easioa OF
~ Republican party Of. Minnesota b held at It,.
RAsl, - WlDNRsDAT, he TH1R11INTH DAY OF
xAY MKT, 1t II o'clock 4. ~ ~ pusposs Of
elsetias .lsAt dslsgatss to The Republican Na&ioaa
oeavsatios to ,. held tn chiesso "a Wsdn.sday tAs
9etA day Of Nay next, AL alse u aeni,ass lbur
Presidential Iisstess. ,~,~-
In accordance with the call Of the National Rspub
Osan coanittss, ~ invite the cooperation Of Ill eth
ssas Who rsoies that our great civil war has happily
Terminated to The discontinue Of she rebellion; who
veadhoad hst the unity and integrity Of the Repub
H. and maintain iss paramount right to defend 70 the
sttssnost it, existence whether impsrilsd BY secret
sonspiraey or ar.ed force; who are In Avos Of an
seonenicsl DISQUALIFICATION oftAs public sxpen lures
Of the complete sxtirpation Of the principles and
policy Of slavery and Of thespeedy reoteanizaton Of
shoss States whose governments were destroyed by
thu rebellion, and their restoration to their
leopss practical relations with the Union In aeeor-
dance With the true principles Of Republican govern
mont.
The following apporticnment Of the several eoun'
ties established the basis adopted BY tho last
State Convention. except ~ to Wabashaw county,
which Il based on tho Republican vote Of 1896:
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-02-27

GEN. Geo. R: Thomas, the old war
hero, has telegraphed to Washington
declining the brevets rendered him by
the President. johnson utterly fails
in getting aid from the true soldiers of
the army. ~ ..
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y Nh. CAvAsAuaH, (.'Our Jim,r)
Representative from Montana, has To-
! tr 'e' l i t' Congress. bill 70 prv,yide
for o. mail service between Fort. Aber..
srombic, Dakota Territory, and Helena,
Montana Referred to- the Posto6es
Committee. 49,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-02-27
The Nationalist thus heartily ex.
posses itself in favor Of Gen. Grant for
the Presidency:
A NEW PAPER-THE SAINT PAUL.
DISPATCH.

We have received the prospectus Of
tho St. Paul D;,patch, which will be
issued on the ninth Of March Is az
evening paper, BY Ramaley, Hall aud
Cunninghams. Its size will be four
pages, containing twenty columns Of
matter, printed on new and clear type.
The publishers say a -.
Politically it will bs unquali6edly Re-
publican, but will aim to treat al men with
justice. It will be the organ of no man or
clique, but will approve or condemn what.
in tho judgment Of its editors may seem
right or wrong in both political parties,
Upon all leading issues of tho Zines. both
State and National, tho Dispatch will take
decided ground. Upon the great question
Of Reconstruction, It will favor the speedv
return Of the States lately in rebellion to
the full privileges Of the Union, but only
on terms that will place the controllinx
power in those States in the hands Of the
friends Of our National existence. II viii
favor the nomination Of Gen. G rant for
the Presidency, and will vigorously advo-
cate al practicable measures for reducing
tho present burdens Of taxation. $500.
Az newspaper it will! stanl pre-emi-
nent, containing al the news Of import
ance, City, State and National, in . con-
densed and readable shape. IL;
The Telegraph w,u 30 literally smplsved
in bringing news later than IL reolivsd by
any other paper in Minnesota. AZ ~ eara-
est OF our arrangements II. this respect -
would say that our expenditure in This a..
partment alone will Be double that ineur,d
BY any other journal in tie state. i: :
Lively and vsrsstils writer's, and astive
and energetic correspondsnts have b>sn
engaged, and neither labor nor expense win
DO spared in making the Di,pstek In every
respect, first class journal.
The terms are very low-6fty cents
per month or, Eve dollars per year.
This will bring it within the reach Of
many people who arc unable to take the
other St. Paul dailies.: ..: :.
W. heartily commend the Di,putch
to the people Of, Minnesota. An iodo-
pendent, impartial, f.ir-min3ed, honest
Republican daily paper is something
that has long been wanted at'St. Paul,
and We believe this new journal will
fully meet all these requirements. It,
publishers are practical newspaper men
Of long experience, and will bring both
capital and ability to nd them in max.
ing the Di.pateh just what, the poople
want. Nay they have abundant suc.
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= REPAIRING
skilfully and promptly done. and war
rantcd to give satisfaction.
.' A. w, BUSH.
St. Cloud, Nov. IA. 1867 v1oa17
No. Is Ma;<le,, Lana.

No. Is Ma;den Lane.
- - Nov York, Dec. ii, 1867.{
that. ssfof tho purpose Of 9cFef0lly
o04ely1n& the wants Of tho public,
S04 IN order g prevent unocPup0s
1Suo 4oaleF0 1fo1 P0lnA1nE or 10fe.
!4of ana WoRtAl0o0 EoOae ~ the
A1er1on Gold Pens, 1 shall hero.
s e1se. sell ae god. at Who1csele
sStScrixed xRcnts,; &c. 70 thfs
plan have sinoe strictly adhered.
In accepting Agents, great caro- has
been exercised to appoint those who,
" long-eontinued fair dealing, have
acquired Z reputation for honesty.
responsibility, and probity-msn in
'Whoss word tho public have learned to
plaos confidence. These Agents have
Agreed TO keep full assortment Of my
pens. and to sell them at my published
prices. Thus the public arc supplied
By them with just such pens ~ they
want. either a. to writing or price, and
gse = full equivalent for the money
No agent IL appointed to travel from
place to place, or canvass the country,
- that Ill who want q Morton Gold
Pm must ct 1t from thu LEGAL Agent
:, or hon headquarters. ;,sTEs.sy -
:. Nona, need apply for the Agency a..
] oSpt. "a t'oonlormitI 70 the above, the.
uhoral discount :, TO Clubs bsing
ooAadeat Undue em1nt - ~ othsss.
= go 1. 1o1To1g.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-02-27

,os i, he 2'l.t, TIE P'e.idenst': sent 70
tho senate The name Of Gen. Geo. II.
Mcclellan = Be Envoy Extraordinary
a Minister .Plon;potentiarry' to Eng
IND: j., 4 ~, Nj. Con. =, George H.
Thom.s e b !. Lieut.. General BY Brevet
aud General BY Brevet. The latter i.
: the \. Brevet e poiotedly declined by
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