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D OATH ALUM SPRINGS,
IL RATI -C0I-NTY- Y A.
THE HEALING SPRINGS,
i BATH COUNTY, VA,
WILL BE READY
FOR THE RECEPTION OF VISITORS
BY JUNE 1,

D1 JUNE
They are accessible from the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad from Covington. in four hours
time, by comfortable stages, over n fine turnpike
road Of easy grade, passing In full view Of the
celebrated
FALLING SPRINGS
and other picturesque mountain and water scenery.
The accommodations are ample for three hun
drcd visitors, and the equipment aud management
equal to those III any city hotel.
The luxury and lnvigorating effects of the hot
and cold baths arc acknowledged BY all who have
Pamphlets descriptive of the virtues of the wa
tiers, and attcstlng their wonderful curative pro-
pertics, can be procured BY application to Messrs
Son, Washington city; COLEMAN t ROGERS,
Baltimore; BULLocu & CRESsHAw, Philadel-
phia J. II. WEBB, New York; or from the agent
ut the Springs.
Telegraph Office at the Springs.
BOARD: Per day. 80; per week. $50; per
NJ. H. HoUsTIS, NJ. D.; Resident Physician.
my le-deod&swtlsJy Agent.
GAIT SULPHUR SPRINGS, MONROE
known " ATERING-PLACEis now in thorough
medicinal medic qualities Of the sNIT SuLTHUR and
IODINE SPRINGS have been so long and favor
ably known to the public that we simply, refer to
their analysis by DIR. Mutter. Of Philadelphia and
Professor Rogers, as contained in pamphlets fur
nished by the proprictors on application. we have
The pleasure OF announcing DR.. EDGAR CHAN,
physician 4 FINE BAND OF MIUSiC is in at
ten Canoe. All amuscmentS OF frst-claSs water
ing-placc. HOT and WARM SULPHUR BATHS.
These Springs are accessible by the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad, terminus at White Sulphur,
leaving only twenty-five miles Of staging, or by the
Virginia and Tennessee railroad ria Mount W hite,
passing by the celebrated Salt Pond Daily line OF
fine coaches on each route. Parties intending to
visit the White Sulphur, more especially those
from the West and South, will find the route, with
magnificent mountain scenery, by Montgomery
White and Salt Sulphur, much more economical,
and less fatgung and perplexing, than by rail uid
Lynchburg, Charlottesville and Stanton. with
continual changes OF cars and re-chccking bag
gage.
This spot, combining the advantages of healthful
climate, free from the fogs and dampness OF other
mountain retreats, excellent fare, and valuable
medicinal waters, will be peculiarly suitable to
parties DESTROYS or spending the whole season,
few months, away from the Frustrating heats OF
cities or the lower country. a reasonable reduc-
ton Of rates viii be made In such cases.
CHARGES AS FOLLOWS Per day, 50; per week,
Sl7. so per month, $50. Children under ten years
and colored servants, half price. White servants,
according 10 accommodations furnished.
!. my 2S-eod2ltk C., s, PEYrON e BROTHER.
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T OCUST GROVE.-This popular SUM.

I OCUST GROYE.-This popular SUM-
r. MER RESORT. in the most beautiful and
healthy portion of Piedmont Va, conducted for
many years by John S. Cooke, Esq, and more re-
Gently by the undersigned Is now open for visitors
TERMS: ESQ per day; $40 per week 500 per
month. Children under ten years, and servants,
half price,
Post-oiice Greenwood Depot, Albemarle coun-
ty, Va.
je4-S n, &W3m A. X. YANCEY, JR.
DRINTING IN COLORS DONE AT
J. THE DISPATCH PRINTING-HOUsE,
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WILLIAM TEScH, Crlcr. Jc 10Th SGT
By Lee s. Goddln, Auctloneers,
No. llI3 Main street. ------

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO TRACTS
Il OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE
COUNTY OF HESRICO.-By virtue Of 4 trust
deed made on the 18th day of June, 1861, 10 the
dersigncd by Christian Leber. Jr, recorded In the
clerks Office of Henrico county court to secure TO
the holder or holders Of two negotiable notes there
in mentioned and described the payment of the
sum of two thousand nine hundred and fifteen dol
lars, and default having been made thereon, ut the
request of the holder, and In accordance with the
terms thereof will offer for sale ut public auction
in front of the Office of Lee Goddin, No. lll3
Main street. on WEDNESDAY the 23d day OF
June, 1869, nj O'Clock P NJ, The following de
scribcd TRACTS OF LAND, each lying and being
in the county OF Henrico One tract situated near
the mill formerly known rs Blakcy's mill, adjoin-
Ing the lands of John Poe and others, and contain
Ing FIFTY-FIVE AND THREE-QUhRTER
ACRES; the other tract lying In the forks OF the
ChickahomiDy and Bear Swamps, adjoining the
lands of Edward Cartwright and others, and known
rs LONG NEADOWS,r containing TWO
HUNDRED AND FIFTY-SIX ACRES, more or
less.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash for much may be
necessary to defray the expenses of executing this
trust and to discharge the amount of money paya-
BILE upon two negotiable notes dated 22d day of
June, 1867. each fOr 81 $3.50 payable each twelve
months after the day thereof, with legal interest on
the same from 18th day Of June, 1865, till paid and
rs to the residue, on such terms rs will be made
known ut the time and place of sale.
GEORGE d. WISE, Trustee.
Sale conducted by LEE & GoDDIN, Auctioneers
10
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Bv Thomas II. Reese, Aucsionccr'
pf No. 1877 Main street. .5As

HOUSEHOLD PHh ~
Y TURE. PIANO, IRON SAEE; SHSlS %G NJ
AT AUCTION.-Twill sell IhIs 'iof.Sio ' ~
my y ys9Te hs fD R5sEW0op;GAhsSEn PIANO
beautiful MAHoGANfc nTEN RgPs'
suit COTTAGE CHAMBER FohNiiohh'
Tltl With Tnp TR{TsllEAU and GLASS,
MhRBIE-TOP WASHSTAND,
REp !, rEd sHITcK MATTRESSES
mmaaiHTfoGANYH and WALNUT DEShs ana
TABLES, r,o,pD ord CHINA
NAH OG n sl1f'D'-Ni' ~
ns al SMLSsfHioGANY sIDEBoARD,
! IRON HAT-RACh,
TIN SAVES, - ...t
REFRIGERATORS,
/ HOBBY HORSE,
STORE SHELVING, with glass doors-a very
large lot ut sacrihce;
rerT Gne VIOLIN, made by Hope:
~ Auctioneer
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Ry Thomas W. Kccsee, Auctioneer,
No. 1917 Main street. "m~w
BY Cook & Lauchton, Auctioneers,
corner Governor and Franklin streets.

c1O OOO PAWNBROKERS' SALE
SlU.UUU. OF TEN THoUssAAND DOL
LARS WORTH OF FORFEITED PLEDGES
viii he sold on THURSDAY, June 10, at 10 o. clock,
the entire lot of FORFEITED PLEDGES at the
store Of III. HARRIS & BROTHER, No. 1881
Main street, between Fifteenth and seventeenth.
The stock consists OF Diamond Rings; one hun
drcd fine Gold Watches, among which will be
found some magic and iluntinS-case, costing ori-
cinaily from $500 to $500. Also sevcnty-lye Silver
Watches; Gold Bracelets, Fingcr-Rings, Chains,
&C. Silverware, consisting Of Pitchers, Goblets,
Mugs, Forks, Spoons, &c. Clothing, Guns, Pis-
tolls and many other articles too numerous to men
ton: all TO be sold without reserve to the highest
bidder. Fl. Harris & Brother VIII warrant the
articles sold ~ they represent them.
COOK IL LAUGETON. Auctionecrs.
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BY Wellington GOddin,
Auctionccr and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TIE FARM OF
i FOUR HUNDRED AND THIRTEEN AND
ONE-HALF ACRES. NEAR TO Att EE'S STA
TON. IN HANOVER COUNTY. NINE MILES
FROM RICHMOND. CALLED OR \ Ely
ISLAND.''-As trustee in Il certain deed of trust
from Mr. 5. II. Owens, bearing date the 9th June.
1896. duly recorded in Hanover county court,
shall in execution thereof, pr"cccdto sell ut public
auction, on the premises. un TIL RSDA1 the 10th
of June. 1862 at IL O'Clock A. NJ. If fair. II not the
first fair day thereafter. the real estate located rs
above. embracing that beautiful farm called ''Crt-
ncy Island" containing -FOUR HUNDRED AND
THIRTEEN AND ONE-lIALF ACRES, of which
about two-thirdS open land, In good order, and
the remainder in original growth Of oak. ash.
hickory, pine. &c. The improvements consist Of a
comfortable dwelling and the usual out-bnildings.
In front of the dwelling. and near To the railroad.
Is handsome grove IF oak trees. There IS an cx-
ccllent orchard on the place The location OF the
farm is Il beautiful one. the ncighborhood good,
and the place very healthy. The fact that the de-
pot is within few hundred yards OF the dwelling
adds greatly to its value.
TERMS: Enough in cash to dcfray expenses or
sale and to discharge what is now due ander the
trust decd estimated at about 80 500 To 20 300 bal
ancc on such terms the grantor shall prescribe
and direct. Partial possession III time To seed
wheat, and full possession on the 18TH December
next. w. Goll!'iS'
my22 trustee.
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TOAGUL1NE.-Jus received another
~ supply of this valuable article. II meets q
want long felt, and by its broken articles Of
china, glass. ivory, leather, etc, can be made as
good us new: Being transparent, the joint In the
fractured article Is scarcely dscerniblc 1t reslsts
is It's tenacity that 1t has been known TO resist
weight Of over 2Uo pounds. The Journal Of .ip-
piled Chemistry speaks OF it as great invention
n!ling gap In the appliances of science For sale
by Fszyzr ]. BLAIR, PharmaceutisL
my '~+'' - Se5 Broad street.
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i. Is. DOUGLAS,


As trustee under subsequent deed OF trust made
by Robert Saunders conveying the real estate
above mentioned, ! will. At the request OF James
w. Custes, the surety secured. unite I'm the sale.
my 25-e0t W. s. PEACHI. Trustee.
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FEILEIIE S,
and everything in my line to he found in first
class house. shall also give my best attention to
REPAIRING AND MANUFACTURING HAIR
JEWELRY, JEWELRY, and all kinds OF HAIR
WORK. Thankful for the liberal patronage be-
slowed on me heretofore. 7 respectfully solicit 4
continuance Of the same 1T my new stand
WILLIAM WILDT,
my Him 327 Broad street.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND. ".a@t 4
G10 REWARD FOR TEE RE >-->
pIO TURN TO Johnson's stable Of a me- ~
diiin-size DARK BAY HORSE having small
white spot I'm the forehead nine years old; well
gated; and particularly Il fast walker. je SITS
business CARDS PRINTED AT THE
- DISPATCH PRINTJNG-HOusE CHEAP
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KEFEKFNTES:
Hon. James G. Blaine, Speaker House OF Repre-
sentatives.
Hon. Il. G. Schenck, Chairman Committee OF
Ways and Means House Of Representatives.
Hon. James 4. Garfield, Chairman OF Committee
on Banking and Currency.
Hon. Alexander Rivcs.
Hon. Ii. II. Wells, Governor OF Virginia.
Fl. G. Bond, Esq, Register in Bankruptcy.
SIajor-Gcneral o. O. Howard, u. :. A.
Colonel A. :. Buford. President Of the Richmond
and Danylle and York River railroads.
. H. d. Cooke ESD. or jay Cooke & Co.
General Williams c. Wickham President Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. ap la-Smd&w
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BY Wellington GOdiiD,
Auctlonccr and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
FIVE ACRES. IN THE COUNTY OF EAU
OUTER 0N TIE KArrAHIyA;NEMC0nGIk EYER
AHD oRANGE AED ALEX SS On F tbc al
day Of april. 1864, to the undersigned by Gran
Vile j. Kelly and wife, recorded IN the office 81
Fau1uier county court, to secure the payment OF
certain bonds therein mentioned, aud default
having been made thereon at the request oi the
beneficiary ana IN 2ccordanGc r W o inc 1Grn a.
Culpcpcr Courthouse. on FRIDAY the 18th day Of
June, 1859 at O'Clock +. W.. the REAL ESTATE ;
OK PARCELS OF LAND lying in the county OF
FauqGcr and estimated together t0-contain ONE
THOUSAND AND FIFTY FIVE ACKES, Ine
estimated to contain SEVEN HUNDR ED
ACRES, lying on the Rappahannock river, two
miles from the orange and Alexandria railroad at
lis crossing, and about two and Il half miles from
the wool!cn factory and Touring mills OF the SAID
TTmIKItE m Ijist NSD FiFTS FIVE ACRES,
being slightly detached from tic mansion or home
stead and lying Immediately between the same and
TERMS OF SALE: Sufficient cash to pay the ex-
penscS Of sale and bond Of g. 500 Cue lst October,
isJT with legal interest from 81 April 1888, Sub
Jcct to n credit of $1,000 paid .th March. 1893, aud
another bond OF ~ 500, with like Interest due Isl
October, l'93 and on credit OF g., $40 wlth NE
like In tcrcSt on lSt October 1870; and rs TO tho
residue, on such terms The debtor may direct:
The purchaser TO execute bonds for the deferred
my 10 ii. y. CLAIBORNE, trustee.
GALE OF QUEENS CREEK.-The mill
- tary order suspending the sale Of this fine es-
tate having been reese ndcd. the same Is again put
upon the market by the undersigned as trustees
named In u certain deed of trust executed To us by
the late Robert Saunders and Lucy Il. his wife,
bearing date January LIST, 1891 and Of record In the
clerks Office OF the county court OF York county.
The farm contains nearly NINETEEN HUN
DRED ACRES, Is situated Queens creek, a
bold, nav gable tributary Of the York river, and
distant from the ancient city Of williamsburg
about four miles. The soil Is well adapted to all
the fruits, grains, and vegetables, OF L mild ell
mate and Underwater situation. and IS said also 10
possess excellent oyster privileges.
The sale viii be made on MONDAY the 9th day
OF August, 1862 at the front door of tho court
in Williamsburg, on the following
TERMS One-half the purchase money on the
day Of sale the balance In two equal instalments,
payable respectively January lst, 1870, and Janu-
AIRY lst l.Tl; FOR the deferred payments, the pur-
chaser executing two bonds carrying interest from
day Of sale, and secured by decd of trust for the
said land.
i. Is. DOUGLAS,
ALEXANDER DUDLEY, Trustees.
TALBOT SWEENEY.
As trustee under subsequent deed OF trust made
by Robert Saunders conveying the real estate
above mentioned, ] will, at the request OF James
w Custes the surety secured. unite In the sale.
my 25-e0t W. 5. PEACHI. Trustee.
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HAIR JEWEIRY, &c.

uTILLIAM WILDT WOULD RE-
w SPECTFULLY inform the ladies and the
puhlIc generally that he has now removed TO the
store No. 3o7 BROAD STREET. three doors from
the corner of Fourth, where shall keep on hand a
large and well-selccted stock OF uAlR GOODS,
embracing
BRAIDS,
FRONT BRAIDS
CURLS,
WIGS,
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GRANT AND COLFAX II. . ...
VI ASSOCIATION ROOMS
NO. Q, NORTH TWELFTH STREET,
open to the public, where papers from all parts Of
the United States, and
VIRGINIA IN PARTICULAR
s- are kepton file ,E
a~ DURING THE CAMPAIGN,
liet-l0t]
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COAGVLHNE.

TOAGULINE-th best Cement for bro
~ ken articles of any description. II resists
heat and cold, fire ard water; Is unequalied for
strength and durability. For sale by
L. WAGNER, Druggist
&c cts Sixth and Broad streets.
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TsoR NEW, FIFE new Ssfsn
E and elegant ,side-yhecl sss.I ashiba Sns g -
captstpF K a19gac june i iish At ae
oac1aak p M. freight received unfit o'clock
p M. Fare. siz; Storage as. For freight or
massage having elegant accon.noo ations, apply TO
WILLIAM G. DUNN. AN % CO..
iep-st ~ corner Eleventh ard Vain streets.
Nor, PHILADELPHIA The. STTYAi
steamer j. s. GREEN, Captains
PACE, now lying at her berth In the l.9eE WIN
receive freight for the above port TIL fkiIAY the
nth instant ut Il O'Clock. Passage, including
me, meals and sta'eroom'w e. p PORTER, Agent.
:" 10 O. at Z Onlcc. No. 2425 Dock street.
NOR LOND ON.-The 'first-elass hi,
: n FINLAND bark KAWE, Wild GEEE mas STTH
ter having large portion of he cargo Co.,
gaoed wifi commence loading at City Pofnt for the
above port on or about juno 18th. For oaiance1 OF
cargo, apply to - ,pr,vGs 20
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS assSs-Js5IIs.sstE
IN Tho boats or the JAMES i,
YER AND KANAWHAg CAN Al COMrANf
will leave the dock as usual rror1p1l aL Il "a on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS. and SkItKDAfs.
,or,on5 Collected on delivery. or prepaid, at the
optlon of the shipper fTeight rccel'ea ana ae-
lfvercd at nv Office on the DOCK. .,,,,,7.,...L---
WAY freight Will not be delireced TIL charges are
paid. -,s,,, l2a,,,L Ls.od Etsssp. - 81. ... aa
5 de oII' "NT.-Ir EDWARD DILLON, Agent
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
GOUTHERN LAND AGENCY.
=
CENTRAL OFFICE,
No. 1904 MAIN STREET GROOM NO. 81,
RICHMOND, VA.

FREDERICK ". POOR, GENERAL AGENT.
Wa solicit the attention OF persons IN wing real
estate In the city or state for sale to the advantages
offered by this AGENCY, and promise on our part
energetic efforts to secure purchasers for all pro-
perty placed in our hands.
Our connections arc well established throughout
the North.
TO purchasers we offer for sale CITY PRO
PERRY, FARMS. MILLS, MILL-SITES, NINE
RAJ and WOODLANDS.
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WANTS.

WJANTED, for SINAI! family, 4 GER
w MAN or IRISH GIRL who understands
COOKING, WASHING, and IRONING; also
CLEANING. Must come we'll recommended. APP
ply at the Office SOUTHERN EMPRESS COM
PANY ........ jos
WANTED, DAIRYMAN to attend to
w eighteen cows and work in 4 small garden.
Must have good recommendations. Address ut once
j. l.. COWARD1N, Beauregard Farm,
tc 7-lw White Sulphur Springs, w. Va.
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has been made between the incomes of the
Emperor and the President of the United
states. The formers daily income, ire
spect!ye OF other perquistes, is estimated at
os f25i; the latter's, but 256, or, per minute,
Ak a;'.s ooc., and IT confines, respectively. In
HT! Ak ne years Napoleon has received $780,
GS "r o. SUM sufficient to pay Presidents
800 ps 400 %, Years. However, the Emperor
Pc pa1 s IKE prince, and it is said the pri-
y~s r i :, OF The Empress Q50, G0M. per
''a} expended In charitable works. Her
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TOR RENT, three TENEMENTs,T On
corner of Twenty-third and Frankiih ~ ~
stroots suitable for small falnllies-one brick ana
t wv AN" JOHN ". WRIGHT.
60 re- Sheriff Office.
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TIOR RENT, the SMALL STORE
E on Broad street between Ninth and Tenth ~
NEXT door to Cardoza. Alsop & Fourgurean. ap-
nv IN - 80 r MANN S. VALENTINE, |
Ply " a.5a,y,. - l20s Main street.
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THE FATAL ARROW.
-.
1Y ALICE CARY.

AAAAA A~3AA3~ AA1~AS~"e
~
DY ALICE CARY.
IeleAnsd behind him In the barlsy-land;
And there he put red rose in my hand;
ocrusa, killing leaves those roseleaves were!
He sung to mo little lovelosn lay,
: Learned Of some bird; and while his tickle swep
Athwart the shining stalks, my wild heart ksp
Beating the tune up with him all the way. ..
One time We rested by impid stream,
Der which the loose-tongued willows whispsrsl
.''f low; ; '.-
All, blessed houri 70 long and long ago,
It comes back upon me like dream.
And there he told me. blushing soft--ah me -
OF one that he could love,-so young, 80 fair,
Like mine the color Of her eyes and hair;
o foolish heart! thought that was shei
Full flowed his manly beard his eyes 20 brown
Made sweet confession with their tender look;
thoueand times kissed him In the brook,
Across the howers,-with bashful eyelids down.
And even yet cannot hear the stir
OF willows by water but stop,
And down thewarm waves all their length I drop
My empty arms, to find my harvester.
,SfJ#
In all his speech there was no word to mend;
Whate'er he said. or right or wrong, was best,
Until at last an arrow pierced my breast,
Tipt with fatal point,-he called me friend.
2till next nv heart the fadinr rose 7 vora'
But all 20 sad; full well knew, God wot,
That had been in love and he had not,
And in the barley-feld cleaned NO more.
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" ut is estimated that the wheat Drop
Il ohie thi. ys.f .ill l'l.Ht .nolpa. e ,.beat:
thirty nilhons sf # bushels, o. about doua-'
sbles what il WIS last ,year.4sUorn win b
about oueithird' :of'a crop, or about
thirty "a million. 8. Of bushels. The heay-
iest corn crop ever grown 10 the State
measured niuety-three millions Of bush
eh.7 The oats crop double what it
was last year, aud the hay crop. ID ex-
cellent, aud comes into market in 6rst
rate order. esia!t1. 10 yTa..vt9a;: 81
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FOR SALE.

The HOUSE AND LOT in Block 3D."
Lot 4, in the City Of St. Cloud, Minn.,
% feet front on Washington avenue, and
122 feet deep. The house il 1880; one
story and half high, with . cellar 1920.
1t has been used ~ : saloon, and is one Of
the best locations in tho city. It ID thirty
yards from the Central House, aud the Sec
ond door from T. G. McClure's bank.
Price $4,000. For information concerning
this, inquire Of T. c. MCCLURE, St. Cloud,
or the owner, r. J. CROMWELL,
n6-3m - Now Orleans, La
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1916.
DOUBLE LOCK ELASTIC STITCH

DOUBLE LOCK ELASTIC ATlTcH
Go1D MEDAL SEWING MACHINE,
For Simplicity It has Rival. Patented in America
aud Europe.
It uses TWO 7HRIAps, of silk, cotton or linen, Of
any No. directly fran tie original spools. ,oithosa r.
spniM0, and makes the double lock elastic stitch.
At exhit ition In the Aechanics' fair in Boston
in competition with some forty Other machines, It
ceived the Highest Prize, Gold Medal.
Put up in every style desired, from SIS to 500.
Fully warranted for i've years. Liberal terms r
agents.
For Agencies and Machines address .''.
Gold Medal Sewing Machine Co.,
no-2meow Madison, VII.
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...TEA MS FOR SALE.

/ have thre. Spans Of MULES, which /
will sell cheap. They are No. 1. Also
wagons and harnesses. A chance for good
bargains is offered Call at my farm two
miles from St. Cloud. ."j
."" CHAs. BOWMAN.
St. Cloud, April 27, 1869. n41.tf
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q why i. !. newspaper like. ~ifs'
Because every man should have one of
his own.
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H.. A. DUEBER & SON,
Shelf & Heavy Hardware,
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I tfs.TIN WARE, GLASS, NAILS, Ste. ~
! Roofing and Spouting done to order, and
work guaranteed. -. u i ,---,,
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Oe4utlIul region WILL VIC suo 6tSuuoos
portage of the age-tbe greatest carry
ing place Of the coming centuries.
Count me an enthusiast if you will,
but while our horses are slaking their
thirst 10 the waters of the lake, throw
a single glance over the country. Here
We are on the eastern border Of >hc
great wheat fold of the continent. We
have seen acres that this present year
will yield fosty bushels to the acre
Thirty is an average crop. Travel
northwest now one thousand niles:
| far % from Boston to Chicsgo-aud
you will find all the way a soil and eli
mute suited to the cultivation Of thi'
cereal Spread out your map, look a
the Red River, tho Assiniboin, .th'
Saskatchewan ). .see how they me. meande'
ihroush vaat prairie; mild mild. &! slim't'
above, an exh.ustless coal field b: lheneatf
tho soil :; think THAT tho Northern Pa
clio Ri;l1oadJ SOON to be constructed
taaobs;the,highvay between this unoe
nnpisas6eld .nd'Laks Superior = dthin'
of th.1ava ,sof,; immigtatisunese ttin!
west ward like the tides ACROSS the At
l.stie; Of 5h4 millions which will peg
pil ppile, tth.t legion III the : future; THU
thasit tbi.a limo of railway viii be u
.hig,hx,ua.yL I 70 .the East. Am I aighty i
the prediction that through hionesce
is: to be the grand carrying nhess -,
THE SHORTEST LINE. FgY:a
| And that is. not oil. This will be III
shortest ' nc ii + Communication betwse
lthoo Atlantic aud the Pacific The vi
ion. and Genital Pacific roads are col
structed; they are accomplished fact