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NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween John Moore and John W Darby, has
this day BEEN dissolved by mutual consent.
All debts due the Arm to be paid to John
Moore who IT, authorized TO receipt for the
Same And all debts due by tho firm will
be paid BY tho said John Moore. n. ...,,.:s
~: JOHN MOORE, ::
SIX J. w. DARBY,
In reference TO the above the business
will be continued by John Moore.
Paypesville, Oct.6th, 1858. 1878
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THANKSGIVING.
1nyof Thanksgiving for tho Whole
Country Appointed by tho President.

y BY tho President Of the United States Of
America:
A PROCLAMATION.
Iu the year which is now drawing TO ita
end, tho art, the skill and the labor Of the
people Of the United States have been en-
ployed with 'ater diligence and vigor,
and ca nr.,: ids, Than ever before,
and The fru::- d Tho earth have been gath
cred Into the sranary aua ssorehouso in
marvellous abundance. Our highways
have been heightened, and new and prolific
regions have been occupied. We are per-
mitted to hope that long protracted politi-
cal and sectional dissentions are, at no dis
tant day, to give place to returning har-
.mony and fraternsl affection throughout
he Republic. Many foreign States have
entered into liberal agreements with us,
which arc fer of, and which, heretofore,
have been unsocial and exclusive, have be-
come our friends. The annual period Of
rest which VIC have reached in health and
tranquility, and which-is crowned with 50
many blessings, is, by universal consent, a
and suitable one for cultivatine
personal piety and practicing public devo
ton. therefore recommend that Thurs
day, the Goth day Of November next, be
eet apart and observed by all the people
OF the United States as a day Of public
praise. Thanksgiving and prayer to the Al
mighty Creator and Divine Ruler Of the
Universe, by whose ever watchful, merciful
and gracious Providence alone, States and
Nations, no less than families and indiyid-
ual men, do live and move and have their
being.
In witness whereof, have hercunto set
my hand and caused the seal OF the United
States to be affixed. Done at the City Of
this, twelfth day Of October,
IN the year Of our Lord, one thousand
eight hunderd and sixty-eight, and Of the
independence Of the United States the nine
y -third.
(sEAL. ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the President.
WILLIAM H. SEWARD, Secretary Of State.
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CL1rHERALL, OTTER TAIL Co., MIMI,
Nov. 4th, 1868.
EDITOR JoURNAL.-Three years ago last
spring our colony came TO this place, and
being the first settlers in this part of Otter
Tail County, opened up the way for this
country to be again occupied by white men.
Being also the first, after the Sioux out
break, t. venture upon the extreme Dor
der, We deemed it advisable to form a
kind Of treaty Of peace with our Indian
neighbors, by letting them know that We
were desirous Of extending friendship to
them if they would do the same with us.
We took that course. and our kindness has
met with very satisfactory results. They
have done quite as we'll if not better than
We could have expected. The .squaws are
light-6ngered in our corn-6elds, but the
men fully appreciate whatever kindness we
show them I'VE would recommend this
same course of treatment to other frontier
settlements.
Our only source of trouble arises from
some Of the whisky-sellers not fur off. For
few weeks past the Indians, supplied
with liquor, have been noisy, impudent
and troublesome, staggering from house to
house, frightening the women and chill
dren. Hanging is altogether too good for
the miserable creatures who, for few
dollars gain. jeopardize the lives of whole
community. That this traffic should be
suppressed is necessary not only to the
safety and we'll being but to the actual SET
tie nent Of the frontier. The government
is not nearly as severe in dealing with
these offenders as it should be. Every Ell
fort should be made to put stop to this
sale of whisky to Indians, and we call up
on those whose duty it is to see that the
laws are better executed.
C. WHITING.
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n1ssoLur1oN OF coPARb;TrY Err:
IL SH1P.-The copartnership hereto,
fore existing between tho undersigned un-
der the 6tm name Of Clark &; Hussey il
this day dissolved by mutual consent. All
accounts will be settled BY J. r. Clark who
will continue the business. -. :-L1c
!. j. CLARK. ~
A. E. HUSSEY.
St. Cloud, Oct., 2e, 1868. l5-3w =
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PosT OFFICE.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
St, Paul and way stations-departs at !
4. II.
81. Paul and through mail-departs at 2 P.
H., Arrives 1t and 7 ?. 4. Mail closes
1t 6 A. II. and P. II.
Sank Centre route-Departs daily, Mon
days excepted, At ga. n. Arrive same
days at 6 ?. n. Mail closes At 7P.x.
Grow Wing kouts-Departs daily, Mondays
excepted, At San. Arrives, same days,
ct 6 ?. II. Mail closes At 7 r N.
Forest City and Way-Arrives Monday,
Wednesday. and Friday, At 4 P. y. De-
parts Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
st7} 4 II. Nail closes at 6 A. II.
Pair Haven and Wsy-Arrives each Fri
day at 10A..M departs same day at 2
Pm. Mail closes 1t l P. II.
Two Rivers and Way-Departs each Mon
day at "a. II. Arrives on Tuesday at
P.n. Mail closes 1t 6 A. n.
81. Aueusta-A1rivss Wednesday and Sat-
u1dsy, q lB. X. Departs same days 1t
2P.N.
Roekyills-0n Saturday, same hour y
s.uf R.pids-Tvi.. . day:
r: II. RICHARDSON, P. N.
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THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION.

STATE OF MINNESOTA.
Executive DEPARTMENT., St Paul,
November I, 1868.
The President of the United States hav-
ing by proclamation recommended ''That
Thursday the tweaty-si1th day Of Novem-
Der, instant, be set apart and observed by
all the people Of the United States as day
for public praise, thanksgiving and pray
En-" do hereby appoint said day in this
State for THANKSGIVING TO GoD for his
abundant mercies and blessings to our leo-
pie during the year that is drawing to a
close.
Truly We can say to The COP OF OUR
FATHERS,
'Thou crownest the year with Thy
Goodness, and Thy paths drop fatness.--
They drop upon the paths of the wilder
ness :; and the little hills rejoice on every
side.
''Thc pastures are clothed with focks {;
the valleys also are covered with corn -
they shout for joy.
30 give thanks unto the Lord; for He is
good; for His mercy endureth forever"
earnestly recommend to all the people
Of the State, chat upon said day they sus
pend their ordinary avecations, and meet
ing in places Of public worship, and re.
uniting family circles, that they render de-
vout praise and thanksgiving to the FAITH.
Err of ALL.
In testimony whereof have hercunte
set my hand and caused the grea
II. 8. seal of the State to be affixed tn,
day above written.
VIM. r. MARSHALL.
BY the Governor.
H.. ROGERS, Secretary Of State.
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MI amoant 'of o,ooo: Every s Tiekst Draws ' a
Prize.
Cash Gifts. each $40 9oo 40 cash Gifts $500
% g: ," T: 16ae 800 81 "a & a. - g
SO Elegant Rosewood Pianos each 5000 to $50
$50 SEWN Machines 60 to is
500 Fine God Watches . :. ~-.-" .75to 800
Cash Price, Silver Ware &C., AL vIQed at II
chance to draw any Of the above Prizes for Csc.
Tickets describing Prizes sealed in Envelopes and
well mixed. On receipt Of Csc. a Sealed Ticket is
drawn w:hsut choice and sent by mail to any address
The prize named upon it will be deliyerst fos the
ticket holder on payment Of One Dollar. Prizes are
Immediately sent to any ad rcss by express return
mail.
You will know what your Prize is before you pay
for it, Any prize. exchanged for ANOTHER Of thesa,e
value. No Blanks. Our patrons can depend o1i fai1
i aling.
REFERENCES We select the following from many
who have lately drawn Valuable Prizes and kindly
permitted us to publish thcm S. T. Wilkins Bu tii!6
S5,0UO Miss Annie Monroe, Chicago Piano. $3.50
John D. Moore Louisville $1,000; Miss Emma val
worth, Milwaukee, Piano, $500; Rev. H. !, Bay
New Orleans, $3.50. We publish no names. w:!r,,t
permission.
OPINIONS PREss.-''Tse firm is rp.ial.,c, n,l
deserve their euccesS.-''eeLly IjIouar, -iu.;. s.
1--WE know them TO be tair dealing hs.l:s--s. j:
HERALD Aug. %. "a tricnl Of or< drew a SO =; zc
which was promptly rcccived.-Du,iy -|c:'* j.. -! :;
SEMI for circular. Liberal in :uc:lcnts To i :.>
Satisfaction guaranteed. Every r., k:ye az Se. -.
Envelopes contain Llt L;tS ;ciL S:N 1ick-ts i,r si
II for 81; 80 foI s.; ~ u*i5, Al; arttts,s .oua
be addressed 70 HARPER. Nii,sAN & is
tt: Hr ,,,iW:tr e. e.
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a dvcEtasr1:A;s: <Ss:Axettc.
TO f.U;BLis1r,sEs.

With the November. nnDler tite "A m:ERrIsil.s Ga.
zErTE commences its third year. Its established
a med UNI Ut communication between Publishers and
the advertising public lelisfns It will aid 10 the
value Of the ppc' and to its interest to advert to
have the newspapers mere generally represented in
its columns reduce the price of advertising to 10
cts. Per line per month. 1t will be seen that
= SS ss IA r. Anse f@.eRs Ssn* ;',ih h''s
Publishers with whom NO, haze No open account
must remit with Their d&ASs. .sSzs3I
GEO. P. ROWELL CO.,
Publishers sqnd +. Adrs,tis,.a agents, ~Ss's,45<.,
Subscription prieeTIs2 rcr annum. in adyanecs ~
- - -: 800 -:..2gxa.: ..e %
"A q = GRE r NBACeK
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BOSTON DOLLAR; xsroisE 1:

KfNHE Immense success attending our past business
has induced us to make great PREPARATIONS for the
Fall and Winter trade. ->-'-' :.
Our checks and exchange lists contain nearly every
article desiredf for family use such Dry and Fancy
Goods, Boots and Shoes, Jeweiry and Pla;ed Vi are,
Cutlery, &C., &C.. ~. - : -
Presents worth from 50 to 800 sent 10 agents 49,.
Make your orders large as possible and send your
money by postal or'ler or regist red letter..
We are agents for over hundred fvreign and do
nestle manufactures
Our goods are new and sold at Manufacturers d. ICES
at 81 for each article. Descriptive checks $40 Ter
hundred or te' fer 81. Agents wanted in every town
Circulars sen. free. CUSHMAN e. CO.,
10 Arch ST. Boston
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We Sell For One Dollar

GOED and Silver Watches: Sewfc, Machines Silk
" Dress Patterns, C'rpetngs, Domestic Goods, &C.
CIRCULARS SENT FREE,
giving full particulars checks sent for One
Dollar describing ten different articles which We Will
sell for
Ono Dollar. Each.
Splendid inducements Offered tosAgents sending us
Clubs. Address LABONTE & BABRITT
No. IS Sudbury Street, Boston, Mass.
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STANDARD TlnE.-The Superintendent
Of he st. Paul and Pacific and Minnesota
Valley Roads have united upon Marshall
Bros. time, Of Minneapolis, as the stand
ard for their lines. We hope st. Cloud
will obtain uniform time of some kind.
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OFFICE OF CHIEr QuARrERnAsrER,

HEApQrAnrERs DEPARTMENT OF DAKOTA,
Sr. PAUL, Minnesota, Oct. 16, 1868. } ;;
with the plans and specifications on file in this Office
certain Barracks Quarters and other public buildings
at Fort TOttcn, D. The bids will be in detail t.
conform to the specifications and plans Aforesaid for
each building such part Of each may be required
separately, and for the material in whole m part &C
cordfug to tho requirements of the case-all the Ia
This invitation is made only to men of business and
capital, or who can command capital and who in
condition to do what is desired to be done part
of the Government.
8. Il. HOLABIRD,
n14-1w Deputy q. NJ: ae19hl U. 8. A
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L,ysIr scHoo1.-The Clerk Of one Of tho
scheel Districts in this County, reports tho
~ae,s numbers Of pupils, II; average
daily attendance, 779}'' This is re-
MARKEDLY good attendance for 50 small .
school! -.
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szox.-sund.y and Monday were like :
nincs pie, somevhst-very hsky and with
. light nppsr-crust. The snow felt steadi-
y during most Of the time both. days, and by
the second evening, tho ground was cover:
ed TO- the depth Of about ok inches. It will
doubtless oil disappear within a few. days.
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READING RooM.-There is some talk
about organizing reading club in St.
Cloud, where gentleman con have the lntest
papers, magazines, &C., during the coming
winter, and where they can also enjoy .
game Of chess il desired. The idea Is {.
good one. Who will take hold of the mat
ter and give it practical shspe?
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{. "A suoaEsrlox.--Many people eontem-
plate presenting their friends with . 6ns
Photograph Of themselves a. Christmas
gift. We would sdvise III such to 80 to
Hills gallery now, and not wait until tho
rush At The LIST hour. Go while there ID
plenty Of time. .....y' -. -. "
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~ The Circulation Of The Journal
IL DOUBLE that 81: any ether paper
publisAsA In NortAsrn Aianesots. Let
Advertisers rsnsmbea this.
NEW FEATURED,
An ORIGINAL sreRI IN ruE JOURNAL
s1x aluns Fd1s CLUBS.

We have completed arren1snsst. fsr &C.
curing the nanascrip. Of = 1Plendid orisi-
ii story from the pen Of Mrs. Jane G..
Swisshelm, the. publication Of which, will
be commenced soon. The title is "MAlaA-
Hxr MER1rx," and the work has engaged
Mrs. sw,sshslm's time for the past four
years. Having seen the manuscript, We
have NO hesitation in prenounoing this one
Of tho best stories that has aver yet been
published. The plot is laid in Now Eng
land and the West, the characters are adj
mirably conceived, and the greatest inter-
est is maintained to tho end Of the last
chapter.
This story will run through soma six or
eight months. It viii make The JOURNAL
sas Of the most attractive papers in the
West
0S UPGVAo AuVNCVaAVAs AVA OAu~S AOeA
home, 10 will offer tho following premiums
for any Of the localities il Northern Min
Aesots:
Fer club Of Four Subscribers. for one
ysar, q 81 each, ~ will send either the
Rwsl Am<r;esw or The Asssrieaa Agr;eul-
ssv;.s for enc year. Subscription price
$50 sssh.) -
For . club Of Seven, " viii send both.
For club Of sixvs will sad the Lady,.
H;~S one yssr. Priss $2.oo.)
ror club Of Hight, " win send G'd<y'
Ls1y'. Beck ono year. price $s.oo.)
Or to ny persea sending . club Of Five
subsssibsfs, We win ss1d one copy Of Taz
Joul1A1 one yer Tree.
The money must always accompany or
~ Commence getting up clubs at once.
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V1xlsox.-Deer are very plenty and ins
this year. Some Of the incest W have ever
seen ars ct. Coats l. Frsenan's market,
WHARF can always be" found the choicest
meat ofall kinds, at the lowest market
rates. 10
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N1x.xo .ConvAx1.-Ne have received
from E1.qevsrnsr Miller, pamphlet Of
Miller BxoA, PhiladelIhis, in .relation to
the "Whtte Piae. MIN and Mining Co., !" Of
Nevada, which they, have organized and
represent. It premises to BE- > complete
0uccei6. ,r =, 81. " >.5' .
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"A. B. Curry is now special Agent for
the National Insurance Company in Min
nesota and Wisconsin. His office is at ST..
Pnu1
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FRESH OYsrERs.-Goyette has received
lot Of fresh oysters, which he is serving
up in all styles. Call at the City Res
aurant. ..:.
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Attention 10 called to notice given by
Superintendent Barnes, with regard to the
exchange of school books.
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Grrr1xa AnoTfD.-Ths~ snow brought
out oil sorts Of slsighs, sleds, plunge and
similar vehicles o. Ihe sliding sort, but the
upffo.en ground soon worked. up and
spoiled al, such :nsthods Of transportation.
"Wheeling".''is generally. accepted ss the
lesser Of two evils. ~. -. ;'' ~: -;
AuaRAu!-The election is''over, but A.
en- 4 Russell's goods are going fast. =" CAN
and ''s them ii Brokers' block, st. Ger:
nain Street, ST. Cloud. ',sz' "
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LAKE CLITuERALL.

Peaceablc Understa neiing with the In
dtans-The Curse OF Whisky Sellers
"A Gail to Duly.
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WHY STICK

To an old trade if it don't pay? Try the business o.
STENCIL QUIT Nc; it: is new very profitable, ind
requires but ttle capital and skill. The best Of tools
and sock, anil ali NECESSARY information hy
METCAEf l. son, Manufacturers for tho trade, y
Union Street, Beston,:: Mass: =, 80. =
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PERsoNAL.-We had a call last week
from L. T. Raymond, Of the banner town
Of the county, which worthily bears his
name.
Hon. N. Richardson, of Littls Falls, and
J. s. Randolph, Of Paynesville, also favor
ed US similarly.
Maj. E. Clark, OF Melrose, and c. Buss,
Of Cold Spring, were in town this week.
Maj. Bassett, Chippewa Indian Agent,
was in town yesterday.
Messrs. Darling, Smith and Russell, OF
Alexandra, are among the up country ar
rivals Of yesterday.
We were favored with call this morn
ing from G. F. Mailer, Of the extensive
dry goods house of D. W. 1ngersoll & Co.,
st. Paul.
ST.. PAUL PACIFIC r. Rive have been
kindly furnished the following statement
Of the business of this road at the St. Cloud
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r dissolution or COMPREHENSIVE.
II Notice is hereby given thaee'e part
nership heretofore existing under; 1:e
name OF: Partridge S Ndnderveort, mas Chs
day been dissolved by mutual 7consent.-:.
Nj. p. PartrMge'will continue the'6ttsihess
Of the late firm. P. PARTRIDGE,
n14-3w 3. VANDERVOORT.
Fair Haven, MIMI, Oct. 16, 1868.
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AYousc RfAnil.-our contemporary Of
the Time. has secured new assistant. AL
though : tender Reed. ii . has added donsid-j
sr.bls tone 4. the household column. He
gets biz politics from the ''better yside'~ef
the estaBliihnsnt, u judge, Is s:his first
sxclanation - said to have .'teen,s. ..Hur-
r.h for Grsat !Hiaor words TO- that1 s&set.
A. ~. ..skatins p.rk'' win soon = 8 q.
mand. --::. !.:At's,T f. "'3.''
,.-f. ait.
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TO SCHOOL OFFICERS AND TEACHERS.
Mitchell's new Outline Maps

The undersigned, in behalf OF +. n: Butler / Co.,
Of Philadelphia Pa. beg to Inform the School Officers
and Teachers OF Minnesota, that they are prepared
to supply Mtchels New Series of outlins Maps until
March LIST, 1869, at EIGHT DOLLARS per set; after
that date the price will be TEN DOLLARS per SET
Those Maps wero adopted by tho "Board of Com
miseoners to select the to be used in the
Public Schools Of Minnesota" and they arc tho only
Until March 1.t, 1869, the freight on such sets as
may be ordered will be prepaid. We are also prcpar.
ed to supply "Tenney' Geology and tho SCHOLARS
Companion" both Of which we're adopted by the
Board Of Commissioners we'll any other Of the
publications Of E. II. BUTLER l. co.
Address D. D. MERRILL RANDALL 4 co.
Dealers In Books Stationery, Toys aud Fancy Goods
St. Paul, MINI. n13-3t
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ALLEN & RUSSELL'S.

The meeting Of the Library Associa-
ton at Judge Grcgory's announced for this
evening, hos been postponed until to-mor-
row evening, on account Of the concert.
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eEo.4rp:: RoWEl.so& cos ADVERTISING
49, w. ~: :lcENcY ! s7Ea


"rhey re,eed edyeft'= e % 4, Ess:st
1R,.) Ss.tiael; OCT 81, lss7::.s.d Il: er<"- 81
"wh.tev.r is pro,nrt, netholicai 'hnd istfashtffe
ward, they pr.etieela aiseir'iosiing that's
Boston. Q0rmes'eeellA. A"a g. 1857 .ssas! ':sc: i
"They now probably do the :lacatissts stertisisR
G gaso" ~, IL =? IS, 1sSs =; -
::Their establishment sperlaps TIE .net sxtep its
!nt United statsslaps AHl fdss3.se .0'oa4ee:
tf7 .s.- =,
Z '1his firm is now the most substantial :lusipess
house toratisessisi6lH tho NJ:
~ l',qsr April. 1885,: 1>&.';s ss'1's7 Ct q
" swith their .erosation they can ada ae ketthsios
(Ind) Ente,p4ise. '.''~i
: We are prepnre,r hdtSrtise-
ments for all American newspap ers, at
prices rs low apcan be obtained q t tho
offices Of publication.
ci' GEp. PkOWKt4t. S.GO.,
u, Advertising Agents,
Paw ".
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CoNcIRr.-The Hutchinson Family,
''Tribe Of john" will give concert At tho
Congregational Church this evening. Tick
cts SO cents, admitting lady and gentle
mSn.
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Wards Liniment, is warranted to cure
the piles and all disorders Of the bowels1
Money refunded where cures arc not effect
ed. -. ..,.: .
Tho Mankato Record. one Of the best
local papers in the State. has been enlarg-
81 to IN eight. column sheet.
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''SoNs OF MALTA" Let it be so record
ed.-That ]. W: Poland's Humor Doctor Is
the best:preparation for the cure of Scofu-
Ia and all Diseases Of the Blood. Put up
in large hotties, and for sale by Ticknor,
Tolman & Co., aad Allen & Russell.
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ST. CLOUD FUR MARK ct.

,yreeted for TIE JOURNAL, by D. N. G. Xurpay d Co
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s1IvicB.-Rsv. Geo. Stewart win preach
ct st. Johns Church on Sabbath morning
next, at IL o'clock.
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Physicians, Ministers, Lawyers, and
thousands Of others. have used the White
Pine Compound. for Throat and Lung Dis
cases. and Kidney Complaints, and found
it just what was wanted. 1t is truly re-
markable remedy.
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1t is strange to see with what care
'essness some invalids attend to their
health. They will procure box Of Plan
tation Bittsrs, which ought TO be used up
in month or,six weeks, and upon inquiry
it is found that they have used only two or
three bottles. Some days they have used
it according to the directions, and others
have not touched it. The whole trial has
been irregular, and Of course less favor
able result has come from their use. If it
be true that "what is worth doing at all is
worth doing WE'LL" how emphatically is it
true in matters relating to the health. A
few bottles of Plantation Bitters have often
wrought wonders, while in other instances
disease has only been subdued after weeks
of resistance.
Magnoliv Water-supcrior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at
half the price.