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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-03-04

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n. =. WA1I, Register,
nov2O6WltebZ5-tdh* H. G. BURBANK Recei,
7 AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
IL January 8, 1869.

Il ",
IL January 8, 1869.
dnA Adelmdnn:
sn: You are hereby notified to appear at this
ONCE on the sfH DAY OF APRIL, 1869, at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon Of the said day and then and
there show cause why your Homestead Entry No.
sl7. made BY yoo April 9th, 1861, upon the NV Il
Of lands subject to sale at St. Cloud, Minn should
not 30 cancelled. as Jacobus c. Densen alleges an
abandonment thereof by you. and proposes then and
there to show the same, when you viii be permitted
to contest such showing.
d. c. WAIT, Register,
feb256w1 H. c. BURBANK, Receiver
I AND OFFICE. ST. CLOUD, MINI,
~ January Is, 1869.
s Hiram Plumb:
SR you are hereby notified to appear 1T this Office
on tho lsr DAY OF MARCH, 1863. at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon OF the said day, and then aud there
made by you April asst 1866, upon the ne 4
section township l22 range 81 in the District Of
lands subject t. sale at St. Cloud MINI ehould not
Ie cancrled as Christopher sorensen alleges aba-
thereof by you and proposes then ard there
to show the same, wheA you viii be permitted to
contest such showing.
II. c. WATT Register,
JanZl-6wll II. c. BURBANK, Receiver.
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sTEKEosCoPIC VIEWS,
ALBUMS,
CHRoMos,
TIE LANDS OF THE BIBLE,

aad tasassly Interesting ssris .ni,sa ~ Tnss
vsXS 4,sas va!sy WS sss sss exssse Afeo A1sr
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sthsf sskss Ssyss slssN
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The First Division Of the
st. Paul g. Pacific Railroad

60 RTIl E.izs:;.:1zEYM;
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Livery and Sale Stable.

Livery and Sale Stable.
The undersigned has just erected &
q large and commodious stable on the cor
ner OF Lake Street and Perry Place, oppo-
site Clark's store, near tho Central House,
which he has filed With livery stock, COM
prising number of
FINE HORSES,
Suitable for either riding or driving, and =
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SOME BUGGIEs
For single or double team.
Commodious, elegant carriages for pleas
ure parties always ready.
All orders for teams, for Excursions, Fu-
nera]s or q Journey will be attended t.
promptly.
His stock is Of the best kind, and hs
invites his friends to call.
L. B. SILSBY.
st. Cloud, June 2sd, 1863. v6n49-l
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r. 3. DELAy0, Superintendent,
AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
lamar d 1869

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VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE :!
GOOD BARGAIN
FOR SOME ONE!.

The store, Goods and Residence,
of j. X. Darling, East Corinth, Yer
mont, are now offered for sale on
reasonable terms.
Wishing to make a change III my
business, | have concluded to sell
out bag and baggage.
The location is excellent for q
country store, in a good farming
community, with II large proportion
of good cash paying customers
eight miles from Bradford depot in
daily communication with Boston
and in the immediate vicinity OF the
Corinth Copper Mines
10 any one wishing to 20 into
business, this chance is n good one
East Corinth, VI, July 9th, 1869.
If j. X, DARLING.
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DODD'S
NERVINE
DID 1T.

New London, Conn, April o. 1869.
REMEMBERED FRIEND-l thought 1t well TO
wait another week before writing, to see il
continued to improve, as have been doug
for some time. under the treatment OF the new
medicine. and | am happy to tell you that
am getting better-cven faster than when you
were here. commenced the use of DODDS
NERVINE without any ody advising me to
it. When | began with it could only walk
from my bed to the chair. My trouble Ia.
been extreme pain in the head. and has lasted
three wears All the medicine have hereto
tore taken has failed to give any relief. l am
now able to 70 up and down stairs, and daily
improving | consider the Nervine the best
medicine DIVER found, and shall continue its
use for am conf lent of entire recovery
Ihave taken only three bottles, and would not
be without it on any accout.
Very truly, MRS |. >, MULE.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-08-13

There was some excitement in the
town Of Wheelock last Saturday
night. Rumor says that James
Miles and Atrial Carr have been
more intimate in the family Of John
Miles than the good morals Of the
community justify. They were seen
there last Saturday night, when
fifteen or sixteen of the Wheclock
boys organized themselves into
regulators and went up to the house,
on the Greensboro road, about three
miles from the village. They found
Miles and Carr there, and after some
insinuating conversation, began a
series of SkirmiShcS to take them III.
They showed some disposition III the
/ line of self defence, when hand TO
hand encounter took place, which
resulted in Miles and AlmOn Gray
getting severe cuts in the hands,
They were soon secured, taken into
the road. where one Of them was
slung across a rail and the other
made to carry one end Of 1t. The
procession started for Sheffield llOl.
low. Miles and Carr frequently
changing placcs-altcrnatcly riding
and going on foot. They arrived al
Sheffield about y O'Clock, when the
two were bound hand and foot, tied
to the scales, rubbed down with tan
and feathers. and left to their OWL
reflections. \ little before daylight
they cot loose and went back tC
Miles We know nothing, cXcep
by report, how guilty these young
men are. but, let them be ever Sc
guilty. the action Of the regulators
can not be justified. There is n'
excuse for lynch law in Vermont
where the laws Of the land are easll,
enforced. The proper way to dea
with such cases is to bring complain
' promptly and punish the offender
according to law Union.
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AFFAIR BREADTH ESCApE.-lhc
rccrn. railroad accident, and the mi
rarulous escape of the passengers
near Nolrsr's Mills in Rockingham,
brings 10 mind another har breadth
oscouc that occurred On the same
spot about Gtty-sevcn years ago.
Before the railroad was built, the
highway ran in nearly the same
soot. and beneath where the present
railroad bridge is, highway bridge
crossed the deep and marrow chasm.
\ lady, residing in or near the
mill house. now occupied by MI
Noursc. went on horseback to VISIT
q sick friend some two or three miles
south of the river. After remain
ing all day and far into the night,
-. started for home, The night
was very dark. but She felt no fear
As her horse was familiar with tho
road over which she was to travel
Arriving at the bridge before al
ludcd to, her horse hcsilatcd, bu
giving him achirp he passed ON an'
carried her safely home.
On her arrival, the family eN
pressed great surprise, and aske'
how she crossed the river. She +,
Piled that she crossed The river b'
low the falls. Her husband sal
> that could lot bc possible, for tn
highway surveyor had caused all tn
: miami, of lhc bridge TO be ;akcn o
fine day before in order TO put
! new slecpcrs aud not one had bee
d put back.
4 She however insisted that she ha
1t lief old Dohhin have his own way,
rs II was 50 dark She could not see, ~
y. She supposed hc brought her on
e,- the bridge, rs that was thconlS w
N. he could come without gong SEVER
miles around. When morning can
m the question was settled; Tor Do
q, bins tracks were plainly seen III I
of fresh dirt, rs well as upon the 50
ke stick OF timber on winch he Ii
- travelled over that fearful ABYSS :.
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HALLWAY Trains.

Going South-Mail Train arrives at Brad
III at 1915 \, Nj; Express Train arrives at
T.. NJ: :...,.;.-....... o.,
Mail Train arrives at 10. 4. ~
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Local and State Matters.
Bradford Village.
Mails.

Southern mail closes at 1915 AN; arrives
t3oclock P. NJ
. Northern mail closes at 800 7. NJ; arrives
CLAM - IA
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Masonic.

~.nlrv LopGE, Ne. g. Regular commu-
.,,an. at Masonic Hall, in Hardy. building
4, Wednesday of the week in which the moon
Ill, j c. Colby, w. NJ; T. J. Flanders.
secretary.
w,.,u.e Hall on Wednesday afternoon oi the
a..k IN which the moon tullS. ). q. licdtou
III tL11l SE.uI-t
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About twenty-five season tickets
for the Musical Festival and Pic.
Mic at Lyndonville were sold at
Newbury.
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Commissioners Notice.
An.nst Il. 1850.

lyman BcrrN's E'Ia1U'
,a,liE SUBSCRIBERS. mting been appoint .
\ cd by the Honorable ii"nni' our ,,. '' W.
r w., and adjust all claim. aud de-
~ I'll u,rsou4. neduat the Estate of
i' ,',,'',,, VI II,,rY Lt, oi tuitlcc Ia sad
ij.',3,"t. d"rr6lcd. rcrc.,utcd iu.olyeut, aud
The term Of six month. iroin The lolh wy, d,y OF
June, 1861, being allowed ny Nal" t"Il,
w. nd NV" ,,,,yc Non re.rcrtiyo claims before NJ
Ill., u,'. in"f,cr thnt vr viii attend 10 the dutir.
Nv ", ,,,,,,;u,,nrnt M the dwelling huus,
~ T T" %I1"w of LYMAN B,rry, dc,cnsed, %
Fnirice, in said District, on thc ISM day o.
November next, at " o'clock IN TIE forenoon"
on said day
". u. LADD, Commissioners.
IT, NJ. BUNlON, ~.
/ Iaillec, AUG, Oh, leOi wow
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Bradford Council No. II

Meetings Al Masonic Hall ON Wednesday az
.r,. ou of the week in which the moon lu.ls,
+. months of September, December, March,
hur. Daniel llurlbut T. /. G.. NJ; Rev
g.t.ou, Recorder.
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ssis.c geepartp,cn

W,T,yIllE FINE ENGINt c.. d. {. St"arn7
!. ..rila: Aldeu steven, Clerk. Meetings ON
....I.t Thursday of every month.
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The Congregational church at
Wells River has been enlarged
about one fourth and entirely re
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The Woodstock Age undertakes
to show that majority Of the Gen
erals IN the late war were Demo
Gratis. There can be no dispute
about that, for all the rebel Generals
were democrats and part Of those
who stood by the Union were from
the same party.
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bradford Scientific As>ociaiion

Meetings semi monthly, at their rooms IN
H.rlv building, Rev. Sild, Mckern ID. D.
C. ii. Harding Secretary.
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w. I. GOODS, GROCERIES,
FLOUR, TEA &c,

- pr. seemed Army BroganS, 900
yds. Straw Mating, 900 yds. Wool
Il Hemp CarpctlngS.
Ncwhury. VT, July, 1869.
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r.r..IcorJ TR-nS~ Esand.

+ Whitcomb, Leader WIN. G. Hardy
Hh.
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A party of II from Newhury
ayaned themselves of the eNcarslon
tickets to Newport, and enjoyed Il
pleasant trip about the lake, as all
do who 20 there.
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The Methodist Camp Meeting at
railroad grove, Lyndonville, com
mcrces August 80. Several speak
crs from abroad are already engaged
and Efforts are being made to secure
the attendance Of Bishop Simpson
aud Mr.. Punshun, the most eminent
divineS Of the Methodist church.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-08-13

Mic at Lyndonyille were sold at
Newbury.
The Woodstock Age undertakes
to show that majority of the Gen
erals in the late war were Demo
Gratis. There can be no dispute /
about that, for all the rebel Generals |
were democrats and a part Of those
who stood by the Union were from
the same party.
The Methodist Camp Meeting at
railroad grove, LyndonviIle, com
merces August 80. Several speak
crS from abroad are already engaged
ana Efforts are being made to secure
the attendance of Bishop Simpson
aud Mr.. Punshun, the most eminent
/ divineS of the Methodist church.
SUICIDE Jacob Gleen, cabinet
maker and undertaken, in Burning
ton, committed suicide III that city
about j o'clock on Tuesday morn
inr bv iumnino into the dock. A
few minutes previous TO the deed he
couvnrsed with Mr.. AppIeton. the
station AGENT and appearcd as usual.
The first jutimation Of this sad fate
was tbc discovery of his hat and
coat living on the wharf. whercnpon
his lodv was f,hcd for and soon re.
covered from tine bottom Of the lake.
No cau>e for the act il known.
The West fairIee Feat Company
are operating ON small scale a
: peat bed, about a mic from West
Fairlee. We visited the works re
Gently, and found about nan a dozeI
men at work, with a tW" horse pow
il or machine for grinding, under the
management of 1t. Coy. Thomas
whom we found hard at work. ll'
expressed doubt about the pro
pricty-accordiug to prevailing Gus
tom-of his being found at worl
while an Office holder, but the cir
cum~tauce will not be likely t
damage his reputation among tho
/ voter, of Vermont.
| The peat bed which this compau,
! are operating is several aercs-l.
we bclievc-in extent, with a dept
5 Of about - feet. After being du,
$ from the bed it has to be groun,
c fine. spread in beds. cut up III cake
ana thcn dried. The Vermont Coz
pcr Mining Company are using thj
; peat for heating their engines, am
are experimenting with it in smell
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-08-13

Al. your Docior or Dr"GEasi
Or s;,,rrt dsuiuinc.- 1t equals thlttrrl
onmmc' II i5n'pdc only by r, SrLAHNs, CNem.
III Detroit.
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tt,pHas, ~ Ntb Ge'ygIsaINa. Bl

in" j5 cts, with me-, height color Of hnif
aud ,Ic.. ,oa Vtll receive hy return mail q
correct picture of ,our future husband OF
wife. with nafur and date of marriage. "A
dress ". FOX. T.. O. Drawer No. ., Fulion.
vile, New York,
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Grplep & laafh0's 2 drWtism'ts
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uNNpLOlMENT Hat pags. For paru'u-
T. lir. address 5. v. oilNlLN& Coz Brat
l.lrirl VI
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rI at IN:l1 \, NJ. IAri'N9 i'"'" "''''N' ~
INC North-ENprrss train arrives at 9,3l !
u Mail Train arrives at 10. +. ~
EseEigiOus Societies.
,;,-r,plSr EriSCuEAL CHURCH Rev. L. w .
1'-I.a. Pastor. sabbath scrv iccs--mOruing
tI,a.. afternoon al l:IJ, aud q O'Clock.
.I,>oREGATIoNAL CHURCH. Roy. j. X. Vii
.l... Pastor. sabbath Services at 1870 a.
Z AID l:I5. aud 6o'chpck +. NJ.
-GrADFOEb i. 81. (, i. Alexander NJ brown,
resident. Meetings every Friday evening,
+ their rooms "a PrichaIvis Buidiug
IRA ,iiord Scientific Associations.
Meetings semi monthly. at their rooms in
f.ulv building, Rev. Sild, Mckeru ID. D.,
r,,dcut; {. ii. Harding Secretary.
Masonic.
.-.rl7v Lopez, Ne. 81. Regular commu-
80. ,,.n. at Masonic Hall, in Hardy, building
u. Wednesday of the week in which the moon
..g, j c. Colby, W. NJ; T. j. Flanders.
secretary.
v,',,,t Hall on Wednesday afternoon al the .
,..k IN which the moon tull,. ). q. HeatoA
+. p Rev j. Britton Secretary.
ssrnJl1rti G0uucii No. H
MEETINGS. Al Masonic Hall on Wednesday al |
ann. oI, of the week in which the moon luiis /.
month"; ., rP InIInt ' r 6 N Kew
U4t.ou, Recorder.
10. OfS.. L.
RIVERSIDE Lopez, No. 20. Meetings every
-.. ,'.', evening, at rcmpla,', Han shop
.y"" ,I i'4,p' Il piil.inry, secretary.
IRE ',..' 80 49, -" = g sto,rn.
f.,waa. Aldeu stevens Clerk. Meetings ON
y .''' '''' '''' :. :
Bradford Esra~~ Band.
T. T. "hiteomO' he'0'' " Ill., u i''''''
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MASQUERADE Ball came off at
tho Snrinc Hotel. Newbury, on
Tuesday evening.
The congregational church "D
Wells River has been enlarged
about onc-Iourth ana entirely r.
a,.ed,
Rev. }. Britton has our thanks
Cor fine mess OF stevens po'd'ocS
which are as nice ana lhealS '9 VIC
ever wish for.
1,,n,,,rv
''''' ,,, 80
-. ''9 a1.tnr l.nif. ,,,ndIos from
Na'''orH''' "'',' "0 - VI w. =
sNp9'H WIN 0'''''>'''
~ r,oo rp,.t,u has taken n
..,u... ~. Sn,.;ng IInrrl Npvhury.
,noso,t tho onlv occupaut
.e+l....,,.;n,. house which il un.
1.rro;nc rcoa;rs.
A party of II from Ne"ourN
ayailed themselves of the eNcarSioh
tickets to Newport anu '"l'9'" .
pleasant trip about the lahe, as "l
do who 20 there.
r. ,1, ,hi
" ouino u.
"'," - '''',I " ..l n.;u
anu We nope 'h'N wan ''''I '''''' v
the money right away, Tor we hee'
i,as much if not more than the,
a,
W.. 49,, ,,,o +, ,nt u, ot
" nc" We nav = w r., - g.
hotel il is ALWAYS gratifying 10 M
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-08-13

When we have to put mp at a
hotel it is always gratifying to find
neat. well kept house, and wen
supplied table, and that is what we
always find at Browns hotel, West
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-08-13

Bailcy's Hotel, FailIce, is well
filed up with summer 9oaidef"'
and for quiet place to spend the
summer months, amid beautiful
scenery, and at a well kept house,
Nc should prefer Bailcy's to many
more celebrated stopping places
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-08-13

L. G. Redington, Pension Agent,
has issued circular to |. ). ZEN
sioners, from which we make the
following extract:
Determination by one surgeon ap
pointed by the Pension Bureau, Is
sufficient for biennial, annual, ant
semi annual examinations. Mex
biennial examination will be required
in Sept, 1869; and all Penloher'
mustl examined biennialIS, eNcep
such as are exempt. Examining
surgeons are instructed at what pc
Rod annual and semi annual exam
nations are required.
"pensioncrs who are exempt IRON
examination are those who nay
lost an arm, leg, toe and eye, no
rye.sight,) or privation OF some Tx
essential part Of pensioners pody'
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-17

The principal importers of millinery
goods at New York had their regular
Spring opening on the frs of March,
with every prospect of brisk trade.
The Erening Post has the following ac-
count Of the new styles:
The bonnets are to be very small with
out crowns, and some styles are high in
front. In fact, the present style is only
a new and revised edition of the pretty
Fanchon. Bonnets are to be elaborate
ly trimmed, to correspond with the
present style ofcostume, trimmed with
Iaces and flowers; ribbon is sparingly
used. Roses in all colors and shades,
from the richest to the most delicate
tints, will be more in vogue than any
other flowers. Some of the roses are
very large, one covering the entire top
of the bonnet, from which falls vine of
half open roses and buds, with green
leaves, not at the side, as last season, but
straight down. Lace is also much used
in sashes or wells, falling at the back.
The new color in flowers which will
be most worn for the present is capu-
cine" Il dark, warm color, with beau.
tiful tints. Green grasses will be much
in vogue, and occasionally autumn
tinted grasses are seen upon lace or
fancy straw bonnet,
A new style of Fancy straw is close in
front, without face trimming. With
this the hair should be in waved rolls.
Lace wells, Joined with satin bows, fall
from the base, and over these are trail
ing clematis, and on the top large
flower, with crystalized green leaves.
A corn colored Grape has the sashes of
Grape at the back, edged with wide
black lace, and the entire bonnet cover
ed with a profusion of flowers. A white
tule made over transparent frame is a
novelty. There is diadem of of straw,
with green grass across the front, and
falling at each side, trailing along the
lace which forms the circlet in front. A
white fancy straw, trimmed with pur-
pie satin, is very pretty.
A novelty is a bonnet made of satin
folds, on wire running two or three
times across the front, then falling in
horizontal loops at the back. A small
rose in the front, very large one on the
top, and trailing vine at the back COM
pletes the trimming. Wide and long
white ribbon strings-not to be tied-are
clasred below the throat by a green vel
vet loop.