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SpernlatOrrhOe0.

DIR. DO!lERTY has just published an i'm
portant pamphlet embodying lis own views
and experiences in relation to Impotence or
|lriiity; being short Treatise on Sperma-
torrioea or Seminal Weakness, Nervous and
Physical Debility consequent on this affection
and other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs.
This little work contains information of the
utmost value to all, whether married or single,
and will be sent FREE by mail on receipt Of
Six CENTS in postage stamps for return postage.
Address W. X. DOHERTY, N. d.
San Francisco, Cal.
October 5, 1867 4S:ly
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TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, I
County of Pierce. !
II. G. Willamson)
VS.. Civil action.
Edward Miller

In The United States District Court of the Sd
Judicial District Of Washington Territory
holding terms at Stellacoom, for Pierce
county.
TO Edward Miller, defendant: You are
hereby notified that II. G. Williamson has
filed n complaint against you in said court,
which will come on to lie heard at the first
term of the said court, which shall commence
more than two months after the date of th.
publication, and unless YOU appear at the
said tern ani answ.r. the same will Tee
taken as confessed and the prayer thereof
granted.
The object and PRAYER of said complaint is
to obtain II judgmcr, acains' you. upon -
promissory uote given to II. &. Williamson,
April 30, 1867, for eight hundred and twenty
five and GO-lO0 dollars SS35 COY, with two
per cent. per month interest thereon from the
date OF said note. FRANK CLARK,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Complaint filed Feb. IL. 1868.
Date adjudication, Feb. Is. 1868. l5:m2
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BCCHU gives
health and vigor to the frame, and bloom to
the pallld cheek. Debility is accompanied by
many alarming symptoms, and if no treatment
is submitted to, consumption, insanity or cpl
lcptic fits ensue.
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ENFEEBLED AND DELICATE CONsTI-
TUTIONS of both sexes, use llELMBOLD'S
EXTRACT BUCHU. 1t will give brisk and
energetic feelings, and enable you to sleep
well.
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NEW MUSIC.

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p.i.- !.a..'. -.lt -.- -a "a. ---.. .-- -'
80.
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ea.f.~ s, .-ktf...............-.-. -
III n'ci forget ti-.. q 80 N4l-- p- 'l /. H.
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VI, blue, Cd Jennie u i->nuc D, ilo.d.f.... -
Oh Auitr come barA-.ohs a.I ,h.u> 10y
lUthtr.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Told ia the twill Iht->oug and chorus tf!.lty -
Don't man. man # he dunh,--sun .........
I'll mar, no man if hc drinks-rcply - the -
ahrNr...
Beautiful form Of my drcams-(Ith) song lay %
- D'hh>...':. ........... .........''
when we marched to the roll of the drui->"hg -
. by Bishop."... .....................
Oh come to me when daylight scts--song 10y 81
Nearest and dearest-(lith) song by j. Il. 30
Thomas. .....................
Give me honest friends and truc--song by Tuck 81
or OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Do not heed nor warming, reply to GipNys warm 50
in.-sOng by Tucker.
Jcnry who lives i'll the dcll-sGnrb by j IL. Thorn so
~ 49,. -. ,; ~,
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li..s III tn li,,sut and,--snnp ty rurt,t.... -
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HaD'. .a--,, 'j,.. I'..t .t.r-'. ............
NorIAn" r'',N ua>ot'--h' Nh~. fuh- ~
t;rW.lt tnaiittl Words by i.nng,.low 80
Pretty Ros ,linc--'ong hy f.. lIoiiman. 4j
I'm ga fathers COMPOSING. ................ 80
Mole's welcome to Pat. Malony.. 40
Her Heart is all my omn-hy Hess. .......... 80
The cot beside the mll--song by Cation. ca
Swinging round the circle. ..................
You naughty naughty man--song in the Black
trook.... ........ ............. ......... 80
Now lay me down to slccp-song and chorus by
Wabrdgc. Observation-Disclosures. 10
Blue ewes or bllck--,our by T.. Baker. ......,. 81
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For NUN-RETENTlON OR MONTE
ENCE of Urine, irritation. inflammation OF III
''ratipn - The tia .lpr or Lrducvs. disease aft
"a" PROSTATE glands, stone in the hndlrr. caI-
eH!us. gravel OF brick dust deposits. ANA II,
diseases Of the bladder, kidneys and dropslc..
swclings,
USE HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXT'CT BUCIIU.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-04-25

HELNBoLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BrClr
i pleasant in taste and odor free from all lnJur-
Gus properties, and immediate in its action.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-04-25
DOTY'S
CLOTH Els WASH Err !
WHEREVER EXHIBITED IN COMPETE
TION WITH OTHER MACHINES.

WHEREVER EXHIBITED IN COMPETE
TON WITH OTHER MACHINES.
1t is evident there are two things besides
cleaning clothes, which Washing Machine
must accomplish in order 10 be intirely salts
factory 1t must sare tabor and sore he gar
mcnfs for without these, no other qualities
will be sufficient to prevent its falling into dis
use. Now, these are precisely points on which
the proprietors of the DOry's CLoTnEs WASH
or rest the claims of this Machine; and they
send out modest challenge to all competitors
to produce II machine, which, while, it cleans
effectively, shall do it with so little labor to the
operator, and with such perfect immunity to
the garments as this. ~ these two points
this Machine has taken the first premium MS a
Family Washer wherever exhibited and for
its perfection in these two points, it is ut this
day enjoying popular favor which can be
claimed for no other Washer known. A feeble
woman, unable to work on her feet, can use
it with ease in sitting posture. Come and
see.
The other points on which this Washer has
no superior are these; LIST, The quantity Of
goods it will wash at once since tn last i'm
provement, it will cleanse eight shirts, or their
equivalent, at one operation. I'd. The eff
iicicncy and speed with which it does its work |;
two minutes being sufficient for batch. Sd.
1t will wash woolen-Acece without tearing it
apart 4th. 1t will do the whole washing,
bluing, and rinsing withou either wash-tub or
wash-board. 9th. II takes up but little more
room that a common wnsh-tub, its length be-
ing but 30 and its width 20 inches.
PRICES.
Family Size, ......".............Si6,0
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TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND UN-
SAFE REMEDIES for unpleasant and danger
Gus diseases. Use IIclmbold's Extract Buchu
and Improved Rose Wash.
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~ Take one year with another,
and one part of the country with an
other, there Is no branch OF farming
that pays any better than butter
making. Properly managed i, gives
more money. with les loss TO the
Land. than grain Of any sort
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labor.
CAERoT>-Carrot- possess not only
flitening rropcrlie, equal 10 oats.
but secure To the horse in Winter
fine health, loose skin, and glossy
coat of hair An acre of land which
will produce severity bushels ofoats,
will produce five hundred bushels of
carrots. When first given they are
diuretic and laxative, but as the horse
becomes accustomed to them, these
effect ceases. Horses thrive on
carrots, and some judicious far
mers feed the horses with equal pro-
portions of oats and carrots From
the healthful effects resulting from
their regular but moderate use, they
would be advantagcously purchased
at the same price of oats if they
could be procured no cheaper.
ORCHARD SITEs.-Thosc who are
about forming new orchards should
study well the location, remember
ing that an elevation of only a few
feet often renders Il location free
from frost, and thus ensures the crop
offruit. Again, it is not only that
the hills are more exempt from frost
than valleys. but that the increased
temperature of the valleys in Sum-
mer cause more rapid and succu-
lent growth less capable of enduring
un;njured the severity CT winter.
SUNFLowER SEED.-Thc seed of
the common sunfower is grecdily
eaten by ali poultry, and serves to
t;.tten them more readily than any
other grain. The plant is as easily
grown as Indian corn, equally prolific
in yielding quart for quart, and more
or less of it should be grown by ev-
cry one who rcars fowls. 1t may be
planted on poor or worn-our soil, in
eut-of-the-way places, fence corners,
and the like, and yet produce abund-
antly.
PEAR PREsERvEs.-Onc pint ofvin.
cgar, three pounds ofsugar. fourteen
pounds of pears put a few ut time
into the syrup and cook until soft;
when all are..cooked, boil the syrup,
and pour boiling hot Water on the
pears.
BB In planning for the crops of
1868 have as great variety as posi-
bic. The South depended wholly
on cotton, and the most of her soil
grew poorer every year. "Not much
of anything, but little of every
thing" is safe maxim in agricul-
turc.''
~ Take one year with another,
and one part Of the country with an
other, there Is no branch of farming
that pays any better than butter
making. Properly managed it gives
more money. with less loss 10 the
land, than grain Of any sort
NALUE - TosT>-Evcrv garden
81 should know that tie common
tai wAica .fvr< u,-ss irs-.-ct-. = tie
tse~r fsgr'ss-rslss e. ean have a-niss-s
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-s4 EraAawav Nes ar. ar
l.s >aath r-nsa street Palace i-l-4. o.
500 ty al l'ru-E.sts.
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PEAR PREsERvEs.-Onc pint ofvin
cgar, three pounds ofsngar, fourteen
pounds of pears put a few ut time
into the syrup and cook until soft !;
when all arr. cooked, boil the syrup,
and pour boiling hot Water on the
pears.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-04-09

proof; they shall be recorded by the
city clerk in books pros ideds for that
purpose: No appropriation shall he
mage without VOTE Of a majority
OF the members of the council in iis,
favor which vote shall be taken bv
ayes and noes, and entered among
the proceedings Of the council.
5. The powers conferred upon
the common council to provide Tor
the abatement or removal of mi.
sances shall not bar or hinder suits.
prosecutions, or proceedings in the
courts according to law.
6. The common council shall
examine audit and It the &C
counts of the clerk, treasurer, street
commissioners, city justices and all
other officers and agents Of the city,
at such times as they may deem
proper, and also at the end OF each
rand be for the terms for which the
officers of said city We're elected or
app inted shall have expired.% And
the common council shall require
each and every such officer and
agent to exhibit his books, accounts
and vouchers, for such examination
and settlement, and if any such off,
Ger or agent shall refuse to comply
with the orders of said council in the
discharge Of their said duties in pur-
suance of this section, or shall neg
lect o, refuse to render his accounts
or present his books and vouchers to
the council, or committee thereof,
it shall be the duty of the common
council to declare the office of such
person vacant.
And the common council shall in.
! stitute suits and proceedings at law
against any officer or. agent Of said
city who may be found delinquent
or defaulting in his accounts, or in
the discharge of his official duties
and shall make full record of all
such settlement and adjustment.
Section Z. The Common Counci
may during their fiscal year, by ;
vote ot two thirds of its members issue
the bonds of said city bearing interes
not exceeding ten per cent. per annums
and for time not exceeding one ear
in such amounts aud under such regula
lions as the Common Council may pre-
scribe, in anticipation of the taxes ant
revenues of such fiscal year. Prooidet
That the amount Of such bonds .ut
standing shall not at any one time ex
coed one third Of such taxes and reve
oues: and provided, That said bond
on the; proceeds thereof, shall be ap
piled to the same purposes as the take
and revenues in anticipation where.
these may have been issued.
Section 8. The Bonds, which b
Chapter LV1. of the Special Laws o
the State Of Minnesota for the yea
1867, approved March 4th, 1867, tn
Board OF Supervisors Of the Town Q
Saint Cloud, are authorized and empow
cred to issue, may be issued by tn
Common Council Of the City Of saiu
Cloud, in sums ana amounts, not e,
ceedlng Five Thousand Dollars, for tn
purposes in said Chapter mentione
and set forth, aud under the restriction
In said chapter specified and provided
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NEW CITY CHARTER,

AN ACT to reduce TIE Act Mcorpo-
rating the Io,cn Of Saint C2oa,o, and
to repeal q former Charter Of said
20ac's, approved March 8, 1862, a"d
the several Acts 0nse9aGatoay thereto
to one Act, and to amend the same
end to Incorporate
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!erty proposed to te takeo, or which ina,
be damaged by such improvement ano
in SO doing shall take into consideration
the value Of the property proposed <
be taken and such other damages, a
may be incidental thereto, aud also the
advantages which shalt accrue to- such
cwner o. owners, in making such i'm
provemept:. It. therssshould DO any
building standing in whole or in + par,
upoo lhS Land to, DO taken, the said
commissioners shall in such case deter.
mine tho amount Of damages to be
paid to III. owner or owners thereof, IA
case such building, OF as much thereof
as might be necessary, should be taken
and also determine and assess, the
amount OF damages to be paid such
over or owners, IN case he or they
should elect to remove such. building.
aud the damages in relation to build,
ings shall be assessed separately from
the damages in relation to land upon
which they are erected. If the land
and buildings bel,ng to different per.
sons. or if the land be subject to lease,
mortgage, judi m.nt or other licn,- or
II taere, BE- any estate ,iu it. less than an
estate In fee, tho injury or damage done
t, such persons or interests respectively
may be awarded to them by tho COM
@issione-s, less the benefit, resulting to
them from the Improvements.
Said commissioners having ascse-
taioed and assessed tho damages as
aforesaid, shall make and tile with the
city clerk, q written report to the Com
moa Council Of their action in the
premises, cnIbsacing a. schedule or as 5.
sessmcnt OF the damages. in each case,
with asdescription1of, the land 'und the
names Of the owners, IF know to them,
and slso statement of the costs Of the
proceedings. Upon such report being
6led In the Office Of the city clerk,
said city clerk shall cause <to be- pub:
lished in the official paper Of said city,
a notice to the effect that said assess.
,i'ent has been returned and filed, and
that tho same will be confirmed by the
ommon Council, ut meeting then to
b. named in said notice, and shall be at
east ten daysaftcrthe publication thereof
nnless objections are made in writing BY
persons interested in any lands required
g be taken. Any person interested in
in whole or in part, upo, /
and to be taken, shall on or betose The
ame specified in said notice, notify The
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and possess all the authority Of a
jailQr at comm0n,law,Or by theslaYs
Of the state. The ~cof1n1On council
shall have full power and authority
to declare, and impose penalties anu
lpunishments,' and Ito enforce the
same against any person or persons
who n ay, violate any, provisions of
any ordinance or 'by-hW' passed
or ordained by them, and all such
ordinances. rules aud bylaws, are
hereby declared L, Have all, fofc& 81
law: ProUit1ed, That TREY be' not
repugnant to the constitution and
laws of the United States, or of the
state of Minnesota and Bf .th6sh BUR-
poses shall have authority by Or
dinance, resolution or bylaws.
/, 1st To license: and reEuhtes the
|, exhibitions Of c6rh11oh ShdWnleh,
and shows of all kinds, or the exhi-
billions of caravans, j.. circuses,
concegts7YZ orsgN theatrt&1zs:f per-
formances, Billiard tables, pidg-
con hole tables, nine or ten pin al
leys, bowling saloons, to grant licen-
ses to and regulate auctions and auc-
tioneers, insurance agencies and of
fees to license tavern keepers and
victualing house keepers, and all
persons dealing in spurious, vinous
or fermented liquors So Prov;0el,
That all license for dealing in spirit
0us,, ;vinous or, fermented liquors,
shall not be less than twenty-five
dollars year, and no, license shall
be granted for a less term than one
year, and all licensesshall commence
and terminate on the second Tues
day in May in each, year. M:
"a. 70 restrain and prohibit all
descriptions of gambling and fraud
ulent devices and practices, and al
playing CT cards, dice or other games
Of chahce, for the purpose of gam
bling in said city, and tc restrain
any. person from vending, givingsnr
dealing in spurious, vinous Or fer
mented'liquOrs,s unless duly slieenat d
by the common council.
3d. 10 prevent any riots or dig
orderly 'assemblages IN said city, a,f!
to provide for the arrest and punish
ment Of any person On persons 1who
'shall'be guilty Of thd same, to sup.
press Or restrain disorderly houses,
and houses of ill-fame, and to pro-
vide tor the arrest and p1h4shal9eht
Of thc'keepefs thereof, and Atit hJiizv
the seizure and destruction or sSll 1fiS'
struments used for the purpo e Of
ath, 10 COMPEL L nSs t owhdSl W II
keeper nfany CELLAR talloMuhandler
shop, soap1actory, tannery, stable,
ba1A or prIvy,, sewer or other&,isi-s
wholesome structure or place, to
cleanse, remove Or abate The. same
from ti1aeto tiine, as often assIT5ay
be deemed necessary for the Health,
comfort and convenience Of the III
habitants q. the said city.
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|acity. - ~" ~ - o@%~~ 80 40 " - = a
%. TO remove and ahate any
nuisance, obstruction or encroach.
ment :uron the: streets, Falleys and
highways Of the city.
~. 10. remove and ahate any
nUisancss Injurious to- the, public
health, Ahd II provide Tor the pun.
ishment q all persons who shall
cause or Malhtaisi sdchnuisance.
80. 70 6o all acts and, make all
acquisitions which may be necessary
ana eSpedient for, the preservation
Of the public health, or the suppress
sion ofsdhRasg and; tolnake Fregula-
tons to Prevent the ilftro,inction of
contagious diseases into the city, and
to make quarantine laws, and en-
force the sinieI. Nithih the city.
IL. To- restrain and punish va
grants, rendnpntHst street beggars
1 fhe } pfGSa 81 hrthe Runiss''nept'i Of
q, ,Ei99ees. penalties and .punish-
ments, ilnpOscd BY the common
T Sat 1 IL IT, 61easb e ssid
city, may extend to 4 fine not ex.
ceedlng one hundred dollars and inn
prlson4lept tim. the Gcitya prison or
county Jail not exceeding thirt.
days, orbnth, and be fed on bread
and water, at the discretion of the
Rchy,t,setese tsaiNls Mse1Nlefs|s against
/ the same may be required to give
/ security for their good behavior, and
ITO klgenthe peace for Il period not
exceeding six months, and in a sum
mot exceeding five hundred dollars.
| Z 4. All ordinances, regulations,
ir1solutiQns and bylaws, shall be
passeehb3 NH shh1r1rtativ W Vote of a
majority Of the members Of the com
anon council present, by yesand noes
and published in.the, official PAPER,
before the same shall bein force, and
Shall beadmitted rs evidence In any
court IN the state, without further
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ony o itfh aiicce by faaw, rule 81 regu-
latidfrs rIsdeudrsadoptea by virtue
thefeof, 1anyta of IsM seasesai eognizable
before a justice of the peace, in
w VI s StN PsE sE all
in the recovery r66Y' any ffie Or forfeit
ure or penalty under any bylaw,
eraufaaes zotsIa,psaUok atlie1 Said
cityor It's cl,art1r.a = tn s b9s eases of
offences Committed aasSsiinhst 4'the
same. And the said eiNgsjusNces
shall haze jurisdiction. in cases Of lar
ce9Y, and may hear and try the same
where tie amount claimed to have
been stolcli; doessnpt 'nslGeed Mesnm
Of one hundred dollars (Sl0O]. In
all prosecutions for assaults, batteries
and affrays. and for ali other offenses
not indicta;,Ie, and in all civil suits
Or proceedings before said city JUST
cos, the same forms and PROCEEDINGS
shall be had, and used, whore not
otherwise directed, as are established
and required to be had in civil and
criminal actions by the lawslof this
state, before a justice Of the peace:
and appeals from the, Judgment and
decisions Of said city justices shall
be allowed as now provided by law
for appeals from judgments rendered
by justices Of the peace. In all cases
Of convictions for assaults, batteries
and affrays within said cityyandtin
cases Of conviction under any ordin.
anccs of the city for breach Of the
peace, disorderly conduct, keeping
l,ouses Of III hne; Or afrequenting.
the same. and of keeping and main,
tanning disorderly and I'LL, governed
houses, the said JUSTICES shall have.
powerI ii addition t6f tkn fines or
penalties imposed, to, compel said
Offenders to give security for their,
good behavior, and to keen the neace
fora perioe exceeding six months
and in a sum not exceeding Ave
ht44paEel dollar. The said, Justices
of contempt us q justice of the peace
under laws now iii force. = I
All fines and penalties imposed byI
|. tile city. Justices fof 0hestceSc 0nfsnft.'
ted within the city limits, or 70, the
violation Of any ordinance, bylaw or
regulation Of said city, shall belong
to and be a part Of the fnances of
said city,
All THE city Justices shall, as
often rs the common council may,
require, report to the con1Y mon conn
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The City of Saint Cloud.
CHAPTER +.

Be It enacted by tho Legislature Of tho State
of Minnesota.
SECTION |. That an act entitled
An act to incorporate the Town of
Saint Cloud, and to repeal former
charter Of said town." approved
March 8, 1862, and the several acts
amendat0ry thel eof, be and the same
are hereby reduced to one act, and
amended SO ~ to read as follows:
az. That all the district of coun-
try In the county of Stearns. in the
state of Minnesota, contained within
the following boundaries and limits,
shall constitute the city of St. Cloud,
to wit: All that part of lot No. l !;
all that part of the northwest quar-
ter of the northwest quarter; all
that part Of the south wtst quarter
of the north west quarter: the
southeast quarter Of the northv ST
quarter, and lot No. ,, of section II,
included in Lowrys' addition to the
town Of Saint Cloud, according to
the map of the survey of said add
ton made BY 7. II. Barrett and
recorded in the office Of the register
of deeds in and 70: the county OF
Stearns, state of Minnesota The
south west quarter and the west half
Of the south east quarter: The south
east quarter of the south east quarter
and lot No. 3 in section eleven, lot
No. ! in section twelve: The east
half of the north west quarter, and
the north east q 'arter Of section No.
fourteen: The east half Of the south
east quarter Of section No. fourteen
The west half of north west quarter
Of section fourteen, and the west
half of south east quarter, and the
south WesI quarter Of section four
teen: The west half Of the north
west quarter, and the west half of
the south west quarter, and lots Nos.
one, two, three and four Of section
No. thirteen; and lot No. enc of