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Il L a G. K S NIT HI n G
NEW SHOP
p AUL Eek

Is happy TO announce to his old friends and
all the crest Of mankind that lie is ut his post
again ready to accommodate them with little
the incest blacksmithing that mas ever been
done in these diggins.
Come along WITH your work. Bring along
your grecnbacks with you As start out this
time
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st: Louis has thirty-fve -four mills
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ut 1 o'clock p. m. Of said day the following de-
scribed real estate, to-wit: The northeast quar-
ter Of the southeast quarter OF section number
seventeen II, Of township number nineteen
Q19.1 OF range number eleven CID east situate
erty of William t. Putnam TO satisfy n judge
ment in favor Of r. g. Halibe1g. - .37'stl : !.
Dated this 9th day of March, 1868.
gsH - A. r: BANCROFT,
1917 Sheriff.
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Nor GENERALLY kNoWN.-Aartin
Van Puren is the only man who held
the office of President, Vice President,
Minister to England, Governor of his
own State and member of both Houses
of Congress. s.er ..a
Thomas III. Benton is the only man
who held scat. i'll the United States
Senate for thirty consecutive years.
The only Instance of father and son
in the L. S. Senate, at the same time, is
that of Hon. Henry Dodge, Senator
from Wisconsin, and his son Augustus
c. Dodge, Senator from Iowa.
Gen. James Shields is the only man
who ever represented two States in the
United States Senate. At one time he
was Senator from Illinois, and subsc-
quently from Minnesota.
| John Quincy Adams held position
under the Government during every
administration from that of Washington
to that of PoIk-during which he died
He had been Minister to England
Member of both Houses of Congress
| Secretary of State, and President of thu
United States. He died while mem
Der ofthe House of Representatives.
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Tie sale of newspapers devoted to
criminal news and embellished with
fanciful sketches, is now prohibited on
the cars Of the Pennsylvania Railroad.
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These include those most regular at
school; those most faithful in study ;the
most orderly, and those that have made
the greatest progress.
SO great stimulus for good has this
proved among the pupils that some
teachers have found it an extremely diff
cult matter to determine the five best,
the final decision being hinged upon
regularity of attendance. 1t is really
worth great deal to be included in. the
roll of honor, and its influence has beer
most excellent upon the general deport.
mcnt of scholars.
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Emporia Advertisements.

tOHulGJ. 81 FC0NKn1N MI D.. IJU Tf
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
,ts"a PLYMOUTH, KANSAS. sHE
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ON LILLE CASH SYYrF,Nr.

ON. The CASH SYSIEiNI.
Nothing but ready pay will buy iron, steel,
coal etc. and nothing but ready pay will get
work done ut my shop. 1 adopt the cash sys-
tenn because / have had bad luck and want to
rrclIperatc my losses. Will take any kind of
produce or stock for work. Come and see me.
New shop, corner of Mechanics street and
Fifth Avenue, next to the Billiard Saloon;
Paul BECK.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-05-28
FROM aLENRooD.
Description OF tho Countzy-sabbath
Schools.

| EDITOR JouRNAL.-To give you q dos
cription Of Glenwood, or rather the vioini
IT, requires more Of an artistic skill than l
possess propose, however, to lay before
you a few pen sketches, that your readers
may have some idea Of its sublimity ana
grandeur. + : H.
Glenwood is situated in the northeast
glen, on White Bear Lake, and is the ooun-
ty seat Of Pope county, forty-two miles
from Richmond hy the new surveyed route
The inhabitants exhibit ! large amount
ofpubio spirit and enterprise in building
bridges, roads, aqueducts, &c., and a.
tthoughthe town has, as yet. but little met
ropolltan appearance, the prospects are
that few years will find it q large and
tlourishing place.
White Bear Lake j. one Of the mostbeau-
tiful lakes in tho State, surrounded With
picturesque scenerJ-towering bluffs, and
wooded glens-1just such place as lovers
of pleasure, or seekers after health would
delight in. In the town there are three
good general stores, two hotels, blacksmith
shop, &c., steam saw mill, capable Of
turning out five thousand feet of lumber
per day, shingle machine, and several
large buildings in process Of construction,
which gives the place an air of business
that would DO credible to a much older
place. good grist mill would be an &C.
QUESTION much appreciated by the sur
rounding country, which Is very fast set
Ting up. A large spring With am in
formed-about sixty feet fall, would sup
ply good power, and could easily be OBJ
tanned by any one who would improve IT.
I had an opportunity of attending the
Sabbath School conducted by Mr.. Lalhrop,
and although The attendance was smaller
than anticipated, yet Twas grat46ed Ito
see the good department of the pupils, and
theircsger attention to the earnest Lessons
Of the several teachers. +'>'>' =
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A GENTS WANTED for tho WEARING OF
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Its contents arc deeply interesting and should be
mand for this great work stamps it tho most sue
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showing the PATRIOTISM aud DEVOTION. tho
TRUTH and FERVOR, of that warm-hearted people,
containing 400 pages and over 100 illustrations bound
IN CLOTH, green and gold. Price s.. Agents wanted
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Cautton.-Do not he imposed upon by other
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Tn1Er AnREsrED.-A young man by tho
name Of Gillett was arrested here on Friday
last, and escorted to Minneapolis, charged
with having stolen horse It that place,
gun At st Anthony, and some other arti-
cles At Anoka. It was also discovered af-
ter his capture, that he was the decsiver
engaged in selling pair Of cattle, belong
ing to N. P. Clarke, Esq, to Mr.. John Her.
berger, 4 few days since.
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To The Ladies.

We are agents for over One hundred Foreign and
Domestic Manufacturers and prepared to furnish
the whole country with dry and fancy goods, silks
shawls, Jewelry, Silver Ware, Furniture: Pianos'
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Send your clubs of 10 and upwards for descriptive
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Presents worth from s. to 800 sent free Of charge
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NOTHING LIKE 1T IN MEDICINE.
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~ The Circulation OF The journal
Is DOUBLE that OF any other paper
Published In Northern Minnesota. Iet
Advertisers re member this.

rssssrrEE1AS.-. aston, Rev. E. V. Campbell. Ser
Vices every sabbath morning O'clock. Evening
NJ \: CauscH|: R: Creighton, Pastor. Services
every Sabbath at lo}@ A. ", aud 7p.x. SUNDAY
se Ss az r. ~ pfsyer meeting Wednesday evening
Morning ser vices evrcy Sunday at 10 o'clock
E'euinS se'vio every Sunday at O'Clock. PRAYER
meeting ever Wednesday Evening. sabbath School
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WANTED.

WANTED.
4 RELIABLE and experienced HOTEL
III KEEPER, to cone and builda good Hotel
ct BRANDON. the newly laid out townsite
situated on the Little Chippewa Lake,
douglas County, at the place known as
Chippewa Station.
l will give TWELVE (12) LOTS, / of an
acre in each lot, to any one who will BUILD
A GOOD HOTEL, large enough to accom-
modate at least 80 persons, and Stables
large enough to accommodate 20 horses,
and who will have the same ready to open
by the last Of October next. Good refer
ences required.
! will also give TWENTY-FIVE LOTS,
q Of an acre per lot,) to any parties who
will erect good STEAM FIGURING
MILL with two stores and everything
complete, aud who will have the same in
readiness to run by the 1st of November
next.
| will also give the same number of lots,
go to any parties who will put up good
STEAM SAW MILL, capable Of saving
5OOO feet of lumber per day, and who will
have the Same ready by the Isl of Novem-
Der next.
Also WANTED, A GOOD BLACKSMITH
to locate at the same place. To any such
will give TWO Ii s..
Also the same to any good WAGON-MA-
KER. Title perfe :.
All necessary information regarding the
merits of this section Of the country, and of
the town site Of Brandon, will be given at
the office Of c. G. Andrews, St. Cloud.
GEO. A. FREUDENREICH.
Chippewa Lake P. O.,
Won 4c.4t Don las Co.. MINI.
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Great Distribution
Metropolitan Gift Co.
Cash Gifts to the Amount of ss5o, 900.

Fine oil Paintings, Framed Engravings, Silver
Ware, Photograph Albums, and large assortment Of
Fine Gold Jewelry, in all valued at 81 DOC, 600.
A chance to draw any Of the above Prizes BY pur
chasing sealed Ticket for Is cts Tickets describing
each Prize are sealed in Envelopes and thoroughly
Mixed On receipt of Is cts. Sealed Ticket will be
drawn without choice and delivered at our Office or
it will be delivered to the ticketholder on payment
GONE DOLLAR. Prizes will be Immediately sent to
to any address, requested. by express or return
mail.
T. You will know what your prize Is before You pay
the same value NO BLANKS.
AFOur patrons may depend on fair dealing.
Rekerences.-Wes select the few.foliowlng names
from the many who have lately drawn Valuable
Prizes and kindly permitted Us to publish them:
s. T. Wilkins Buffalo, N. ". 1000; Miss Annie
jackson, Dubuque, Iowa, Gold Watch, $3.50; Philip
$500: K. A Patterson, New Bedford, Mass, Silver
Tea Set, $l75; Miss Emma Walworth Milwaukee'
Wis, Piano. $500; Rev 7. W. Pitt, Cleveland, Ohio,
1G-Ne publish no names without permission:
Opinions Of the Press.-"They are doing
the largest business; the firm is reliable and deserve
their success Weekly Tribune Feb. 8. 1868.
1--WE have examined their system, and know them
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STATE EoAp.-Thc commissioners to To-
cate the State road from the mouth Of Sank
river to Big Stone Lake, met in this city,
on Monday, and organized by choosing Mr.
Daniel J. Pettyjohn, chairman, and Henry
Rue, secretary. They have already ]oca-
ted the Richmond and Fort Abercrombie
road 10 Glenwood, in Pope county, and re-
port a good practicable route. The sur
veyor, D. B. Mcdonald reports the crops as
looking promising, and they will no doubt be
benefited by the late rain.
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY,.

NO. We ,oould respectfully request az
business men ana others scishiny any kind Of
Job Printing, to call and examine our
ertensive stock Of INev Material, just received
from the east, before sending TO st. Paul or
qoiag elsewhsre. OR JOB Office i, noe one
Of the best IN the State, ard zee do ,cork vhicb
we w:W guarantee to be satisfactory, at Saint
Paul prices.
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F1sH.-Mr. c. NJ. Doughty caught fish,
with hook and line, at the rapids few
days since, weighing % pounds.
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The next meeting Of the Library Asso-
Gallon will n ees at the residence of Mr..
1. Z. McClure's, Thursday, june 4th.
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-Goyette is now making excellent ice
cream, which he keeps constantly on hand.
He also has soda wafer.
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FOR SALE.-Household goods, CiucluI-
ing plano.) Inquire at this Office.
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DsYCHOMANCY, OR SOUL CHARMING. -
L How either may fascinate and gain the affec-
tions of any ono they choose instantly; also
Prosperity in love or business. Every can acquire
tais singular power. This queer, exciting book has
has been enormous and is the only book of the kind
in the English language sent by mail for Is cts five
for ono dollar, together with guide to the unmarried
WILLIAM co. Book Publishers, Phila-
delphia. ..u,f,..f
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sT Allkinds ofJob printing, in Eng
lsh' herman or Norwegian, executed at
this office. Send in your orders.
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CoNMUSlcArIoNs.-Th of "Bis Bug
and 'Bitter Sweet are crowded cut, but
will appear next week.
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st. Cloud, MIMI, March 81st, 1868.

FoR Rrxr.-The large storeroom and Of
fees overhead on the corner Of Jefferson
avenue and st. German street. Inquire
ofJ, B, Mills. 49,.
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IMN1GEAT. S.-During the past week
immigration has set in strongly, and quite
number Of teams have passed through
town for homes in the Sank Valley, and on
tue border. We noticed on Saturday, six
or eight teams on St. German street, with
twenty or thirty head of fine stock. They
came from Fillmore County, Of this Stale,
and were bound for Lake Mary and Grove
Lake in Douglas county, where they intend
to locate. A finer section Of country tn IN
the Sank Valley and about Alexandria,
csnuot be found in the State, and all immi-
grants who 90 there will have, surely IN .
few years, beautiful, as we'll ~ valuable
farm.
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- The Galenic
MEDICAL INSTITUTE.

THARTERED by Legislative enactment, for the
Ocure Of private Diseases Situate at st.. Paul
MINI. Has Just published new MEDICAL TREA-
TIsE on spexmatorrhea, or seminal weakness Self
Abuse and all diseases ofthe Bladder Kidneys Liver,
&c.. &c. Price 35cts. Diseases offemales given spec
ial attention. Every one afflicted should be in pos
session of this work. Address, in confidence all
munications to GALENIC MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
box 199, St. Paul, MINI.
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ORLAN FAREWELL,
D. A, ROBERTS.

FRE1GHT1xc.-For the past fortnight,
those having the transportation contracts
have been busily engaged in removing the
large quantities Of freight at the depot, and
forwarding it by teams to different points
Of destination III this State and Dacota
Territory. Over three hundred teams have
already been sent away loaded with freight,
aggregate to some Two hundred and fifty
tons; about seventy tons were goods
for tho Hudson Bay Company, and were
taken TO Georgetown on the Red River !;
the remainder was COVE nment freight, des-
lined for Forts Abercrcrombie, "otten, Ste
venson, Ransom, Wadswe1th aud other
points.
On Monday government train of forty
two OK and six mule teams started for Fort
Wadsworih, Dacota Territory. They were
loaded with oats exclusively. each wagon
carrying 40 bushels. They will m ke the
Fort in about twelve days, tbe distance be
ing 100 miles from this city. Freighting
will bencefo' III he active, as the g. ass is up
and The roads in good condition.
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REV. K. CREIGHTON, from Canada, will
preach in the NJ. E. Church, Sunday even
ing next.
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For sALE.-A double dwelling house
pleas antly located, can be had at great
bargain. Inquire at this Office.
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T ) LAND OFFICE. 81. CLOUD, MINI!
Nav 46th l068

AndtesO BSram: H.! = ~ ~ 4
SIN: You ars hereby notified 10 appear at this ooee
on tho 16fH DAY Of JULY, 1871, at 10 ocleek
A. r., Of tho sa day and then and there shov oa1ee
Why yoar Homestead Entry No. S7se, neds ey ~
township ia rspse 80 in g. Derict 81 1sads subject
to sale at st. Cloud Minn shoald not b conceaed -
Joshua Lewis nabandonnsnt thstsof yoo
and proposes then and there 10 shov the same VAe6
YOU Vflf b permitted 70 contest sueh shoving.
/ : - = II. q WAIT, 1sgtstse,
0aS1e@W1 Il q 3v1oAMx, 1seslvee.
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REsrAuHANT 1oH eALn.-The undersign-
ed, desiring to change his business, will
sell his stand on Washington avenue, nv
occupied by him. The building is 2ox4s,
two stories high, the lower floor furnished
in good style for = confectionery and
restaurant, and tho upper floor for ice
cream rooms, and dwelling. A good we'll
is on the premises, also . large cistern.
Will be sold either with or without The
stock, on reasonable terms. =. .i-s
>- JOS. GOYTTE.
st. Cloud, Minn., March 81st, 1868.
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The sewing society IN connection with
the Presbyterian Church, will offer for sale,
on the afternoons Of Wednesday and Thurs
day, June Sd and 4th, a number Of 'sready
made" articles. Sale at Rev: Campbell's
house. Now IS the time to buy and save
both money and risk.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-Mr. David Morrill,,
while at work for Nichols s. Son, in their
saw mill at Green Lake, Monongalia Co.,
on last Thursday, was caught by the hand
and thrown forward on 10 the circular saw,
then in motion. His head was badly cut
from the extremity Of the chin, across the
mouth, nose, eyebrows and to the top Of the
skull. DR.. Kennedy Of Kingston, was at
once summoned, and performed the diff
cult operation Of trepanuing with success.
Mr.. Morrill, is said TO be in fair way to
recover.
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-ra1AND orr1cR, ST. CLOUD: MIMI,
| - NNAHo Nav 26th. 1868.

- May 25th, 1868.
s. Yon sre hereby notified to appear At this Office
.r she itrH DAY or JULY, 1858, at 10 O'Clock in tho
Srsroon Of the said day, and then and there show
csnss Why your Homestead Entry No. SIZE, made by
Won May Is, 1867 upon the 1sw section 9, town.
Ship I range So in the District Of lands subject to
Michael Brau alleges an abandonment thereof
by you and proposes then and there to show the
whom you will be permitted to contest such showing
II. 6. WAIT, Register,
may28.6wI H. o. BURBANK, Receiver.
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"Poor Toms q cold"
How warm soccer the genial sun

How warm soccer the genial sun
May look in Kindness on the earth,
In Tom Jones' veins no cheering warmth
Dispes the gloomy sorrow of his SOUL
Dyspepsia, like goblin, hunts him down,
Ague, grim chamberlain, lights him to bed,
While Drllnes, Vertigo, and Headache dire,
With fercer aches combine 70 make him groan
Harken, Thomas, to instruction:
For all thy ills remedy is found,
a Panacea, certain, pleasant, sure
PLANTATION B1rrERs-S. T.-lS60-,
A wondrous Tonic, made BY Dr. DraFe.
We presume :'poor Toms" case is not
worse than hundreds who are cured daily
by this wonderful medicine.
MoEToS's GOLD PENs.-Al( persons US
ing pen should purchase one of "a. Nor
toms, warranted" manufactured in New
York city. They are made in a superior
manner with the best Of material, and with
the utmost care. If the one purchased does
not suit, it can be exchanged by returning
within ten days after it is received. J. E.
West is the agent, and Of him only can this
pen BE bought in St. Cloud. Or you can
purchase directly Of Mr.. Morton, who will
furnish circular giving fac simile engrav-
ings ofall sizes and prices, upon receipt of
postage paid envelope. with name and
address thereon. Address A. Morton, 25
Maiden Lane, New York City.
JoHNsoS's REAPER.-This machine in
troduced here last season by McIntire &
Castle, has now an enviable reputation
among farmers, and We publish the follow
ing excellent certificate Of its merits, sign
ed, as will be seen, by three Of our leading
farmers in Stearns County:
MAINE PRAIRIE, May p, 1868.
Nes;rs. Shoemaker, Swartz 4 Drew, W.
mona, Minnesota:
I bought of McIntire & Castle, st. Cloud,
one of your Johnson's Patent Self Ralsirg
Reapers-six feet cut-and tale pleasure
in saying that i: proved to be all you OF
your agents have ever claimed it to be,
light OF draft, easily managed, and dura-
BILE. I cut last year with my machine, two
hundred acres Of grain, averaging fourteen
acres per day. In fallen or lodged grain, it
is particularly valuable, the rakes literally
pick up the grain aud carry it to the sickle.
The bundles are square and compact, con.
venient for binding Five men can easily
do the work, requiring six with other ma
chimes. 1t works equally well on smooth
or rough ground, never clogs or hangs, il
clear of side draft, and is in every respect
= perfect machine.
BENZ. H. WINSLOW.
Having seen the johnson reaper above
referred to, work, we cheerfully aud hearth.
ly add our testimony to that Of Mr.. Wins.
low, and corroborate every statement he has
made, and we believe it is the best reape,
in use.
ORLAN FARWELL,
D. A. ROBERTS.
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f. &. DELiN0, Superintendent,
J. II. RANDALL, General Ticket Agent.
49, - v1O.n44tf $780,, ~ =

TT 3. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD. MIN.
Lewis N: Nichols: 80 &'' '''' 1''
SIR You are hereby potiRct to eprear Al this Office
on tho 7TH DAY OF JULY, 1885, al 10 O'Clock III the
forenoon of the said day, and then aud thc,c s'ow
cause why your Homestead Entry No. Seo made ~
township 1885, range q, il tho District o. lsts sub
ecs TO sale at st Cloud MIMI, should no: be CANCEL
ed, Thcma4 G. Rice alleges abaudolmeit thereof
when You viii 30 permitted 10 contest such showing
= H. @. WAIT, Register, ~
may2S 6wa II. O. BuEBANh' hecel'et' q
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet
altiele-superior TO- Cologne and at halt
the price.