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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-02-04

The chronological Journal for
February cor tains sketches Of Prof:
:Bache, Mrs. Lilly u: Spencer, .Wilkie'
Collins, Rossiai, .Ro:hschild, with por-
traits, besides The Inner Senses, Res
direction Of the body, Influence Of. H.
tellect in Society, How man made a
fortune by pin, e., S. R. Wells;
New York.
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NEW MUNICH.

"Miriam" writes that she cannot endorse
'.1on's'' views on Roman Catholic religion !;
speaks rather unfavorably Of Mr.. Barnes
course in giving certificates to. some who
have acted a. teachers at that place, and
adds: S- - 81
''What perfectly delightful winter this
has been thus far We had cold snap
lately, lasting tive or three days. Didn't
it feel .natural? r. >s| & <&'<z--a !
''The young folks Of this vicinity have
been having series of surprise parties,
and from accounts given have enjoyed
themselves highly" ~
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The undersigned offers for sale an i'm
proved farm of about 100 acres, on the east
side of the river, three miles from St.
Cloud. 1t has comfortable house with
FIVE rooms, plenty of st'bling, splendid
we'll Of wafer by the door, cistern, one
Of The best gardens in the country, with
small fruits, &C.. Viii tride for q house
and lot in town. Inquire Of
NJ. C. BENSON.
Januarv 10Th. 1869 n26-3m
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The population Of Minnesota now
amounts to 100000 souls, an increase
OTTO per cent in three years. upon tho
State census Of CAicagoRepuJ-
Ncan.
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CuAxGE.-The firm Of Lin nemann 4 Cap
scr, At Sank Centre, has been changed to
J. Capser L Co. Mr.. Capssr has built up
heavy business, as the result Of energy,
careful buying, and honorable dealing with
his customers. We wish him abundant
success - the head Of the new firm.
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HARD TuEs buy your dry goods and
groceries It Piekit L Abbott's, where goods
are sold cheap. The "Regulator" is An
sntidote TO hard times. Clothing Of all
kinds sold cheap: Be- sure to 20 and price
goods there before purchasing elsewhere.
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Halls Journal of Health savs
that infantile vaccination runs cut at
fourteen, and that every youth should
be yaccinated on entering that age.
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HENRY DAvAGEL, ,.
Company 3, 10th Ga.

We appreciate o good joke from any
source. but we can't appreciate scrofula.
or any dis case from impure blood; SO we
take J. ". Polland's Humor Doctor, which
h most pleasant to the: taste, and sure
cure. Sold by Ticknor, Tolman & Co., and
Allen & Russell.
&c q r suffering from Throat and Lung
disease. This is folly, when. White Pine
Compound aft ords you speedy relief. It
will cure your Cough and strengthen your
weak Lungs; and if you are troubled with
Kidney Complaint, it will be Of great ad.
vantage to you. For sale everywhere.
THE Book BUs1NEss.-But few person.
Lave any proper comprehension Of how
vast is tho book business in this coun-
try. Take one .'item," for instance, as
illustrative Matthew Hale Smiths ':Sun-
shine and Shadow in New York." which is
the exciting work Of the day, has already
reached the enormous sale Of $4,000 copies
within thirty days. The publishers q. B.
Burr & Co., Of Hartford. Conn use two
tons of paper day and run six large roll
Ter presses constantly to supply. the cur
rent demand. This is doing "a Wholesale
business win one book saldn t.: This is a a:
large work toe, it must be remembered, be-
tween sew Ell and eight Hundred pages.
royal octave; and yet tits said tdrival in
rapidity of sale, .Uncle TOMS Cabin Of
old. Think OF the. countlessness Of the
small ones published. Surely ours is a
reading country.
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DRLAY1D.-Ths snow and wind on Tues
day drifted TIE railroad track pretty badly,
and the snow plow being broken, no train
came up or wen: down yesterday. It is
expected that oil will be right again TO-
dsv.
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> CouxTI MAPs.-O. Il. Garrison has
maps Of stearns County, giving al the
new towns up to 1869, for sale. He In
tends keeping up WITH the times. Every
Office should have one Of these maps.
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= Roszssraa11 Blos. This .entsrprising
firm has large stock q; stoves, sttav.re,
heavy and shelf hardware, &c., 90, con.
st.ntly on hand. They ste sole agents Tor
some Of the best stoves in the market
They also have the exclusive right for
stesrns County Of Besumont's Patent
A,r-Escape Funnel, which is now used
everywhere. It has taken the premium at
. number Of State Fairs, and is one Of the
most convenient articles in use. An exam
ination Of their stock is respectfully solicit
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BrIxa SETTLED The difficulty with re-
gard to titles in sauk City, two miles above
this place, j. in, : fair way Of settlementl
The laad comprising the town-site was
first entered with half-breed scrip belong.
ing to NaRRcy Aecloud. II nov appears
that the deed purPortiug to b from her to
Philip Bsaupre was never signed BY her,:
AID that W. P. Murray, before whom tho
acknowledgment was taken, was not an ac-
/ tual. Notary Public. Grant & Brosseau, Of
st. Paul, have secured 5 rcgular deed from
Nancy MaCloua to the properly as orig,-.
nally entered. We understand that they
viii give 70 actual oxners and settlers
deeds TO such lots Or blocks Is they may
have purchased, 81 IS. 81. s .s == .>..
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ST.. C1oup, Feb. I'd, 1869.

s<.. ~ ST.. CLouD, Feb. I'd, 1869.
Enron JouRNAL.-Att tho request Of the
editor Of . newspaper Of my native town. !
have written . communication ID German
Tor his paper, from this place. Within
you will ind . translation Of portion
thereof, giving statistics Of this County,
which, ii you think Interesting to your.
readers. you may use, With such altera-
tons Is You think proper. =:~.~.
& r. !. 49, Truly Yours,
4. ..5.gssEE Il #S$& JOHN ZAPP.
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Co1HEo1IoH.-t seems that ws were;
misinformsd in regard 70 the. sale @of The
instruments Of the brass bad. They xsre
only left In pledge Of the payment Of cer-
tain Indebtedness remaining On them; and
can be redeemed 1t any time. -
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OPE1ED.-The Alexaadris Land Office
commenced work On Monday, with : live
~ rush Of business, part Of which had
been accumulating for some time.
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News. We hope our correspondents in
different localities win give US all the nev.
possible. II i what the general readers ola
paper want, and hundreds of people in the
East take ,THr JOURNAL for the purpose Of
finding out about the country, with : view
Of making homes here. Taken altogether
We claim that Tn. JouRx%L has the best
correspondence Of any paper ini the State,
but We want it 10 be still better.
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SEsDs.-T. Elwell. Of Cottage Grove,
Washington county, is receiving orders for
seeds, plants, &C., to be filed from the
seed and fruit farm ct that place. Postage
Will bs paid. Orders taken for sgricultu-
ri implements also. Send for : circular.
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AURORA BoRRAIIs.-There was . bril-
liant display Of Northern Lights last even
ing. They swept from east to west, and
shot high up toward the zenith in varying,
fantastic shapes.
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E
The editor Of the Savannah (Ga.)
Ne~s, having received copy Of the
new paper, Hearth. and Home, of
which Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe is
one Of the editors, and doubtless with
the memory of "Uncle Tom's Cabin
still in his mind, gives vent to his feel
inss in the following terrible strain,
which causes ones hair to rapidly as
sumo perpendicular position
"Not content, with the blood money
which she has already received for her
Hecate's share in the Ihfernal iacan:
tations Of Hypocrisy. falsehood, aud
envy which, first conjurcd up the
demon of discord, and then let loose
the furies of sectional hatred and fra
ternal strife, she is now seeking to in
wade opr Southern hcarths and homes
with her false morality, her pcrnicious,
demoralizing, and debasing tanaticism."
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Jusr REcE1vKD.-A large lot Of new
type suitable for bill heads and letter
heads. Send your orders 10 this Office.
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S1oIEx.-Nrs. II. A, Benson informs %
that DRAFT for 800 sent her about tie
Arst Of last July from Franklin, Pa, .was
purloinsd from The mails, and The cash Oh
tanned. u did not pass through the 81.
Cloud banks. Mrs. B. only learned short
time since that the drat had been sent
her. - ~ ..as15.!. - 4 q. u.
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A DEA1 S1BAI.-Levi Morley and Levi
King were lately sentenced by Esq. Pease,
Of Paynesvills, to pay . fine Of fifteen dol
lara and costs for stealing . deer from one
Stephen Harris.
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80 ir-G.-f - =
$3748.00

-lfyou want wall paper, mirrors, wins
dow curtains, stationery, jswolry, notions,
10, 80 to Vests auction and get them at
your own price. ~,a Il, a5,s:4..<..s, ;. !.
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Lxxr-Commeuoe this year On the 10th;
Wednesday next This is earlier than
usual.
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: C1osxD.-H. Hospner closed his store
last week, having made IN. assignment to
Henry Tobsy. His liabilitiss ars stated at
5000; assets about $4,000.
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ST. C1ouo. Feb. 1, 1869. -

s FIRST BoAr.-The first steamboat that
ever came 70 81. Cloud was the "Governor
Ramsey" Capt. Rollins, Of st. Anthony.
Master. ia 1880. There was then no town
here, nor sign Of town. Alter the lapse
of half dozen years VIC may confidently
expect that next summer will bring US reg
ular steamboat arrivals. Sufficient stock
has been subscribed 4or constructing tho
boats and barges. and as will be seen by
an item elsewhere, Congress will undoubt-
sd]y make an appropriation of lands for
improving the navigation above the Falls
Of s.. Anthony. This will DO q matter of
much importance to St. Cloud and Stearus
county. -. 80.
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PAID UP.-Trsasurer Schroeder informs
Us that almost all the personal taxes in
Stsarns county have been paid into the
treasury.
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GooD!-Ths ladies Of Saltwater, to the
number Of fifty or.nore. invited gentlemen
to exactly the same number, for : sleigh
ride to Hudson: They drove around with
cutters, took the proprietors Of the nous
taehss in, had : line ride, a:ssupper and
dance, and brought the, chaps baek in
good order. WesAdpe that, Ike the meas
les, this is ke.ehin', and th.t ~ ladies q
st.. Cloud maYhave N stack bssors the.
winter is over. .-t; 3. - S.
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GRA11IYIua.-We extract the following
gratifying endorsement from The letter Of !
prominent business mas In the East who
intends moving to st. Cloud in the spring {:
~ an more than pleased with tho st.
Cloud Journal. Such . paper 10 iavslua-
bic to the place. I have some friends
whom desire to interest il your. city, aud
! think cannot more successfully sccom-
plish my purpose than BY sending them
The JOURNAL" s-ys-,ti7 - 1875 u }iss
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GOOD FARM FOR SALE.

- 7 y
We offer for sale cheap the johnson
Farm, ;" containing ,16O acres, lying six
miles from St. Cloud on the road to Maine
Prsirie:''a Neenah.' There is good
Log House and Frame Barn
On the premises, and about thirty acres un-
A never-failing stream of water runs
through the tract.
For price ana terms apply to ::
PINNEY & MULLIKEN.
Real Estate Agents.
st. Cloud, Oct. Goth, 1868. Wilma. 3m
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AYs1ll.cT or alfln1oIouIcAL R1colDs
-. 0cfA 49,. Is. q

AYsrlicr or dnfln1oIoolcAL RncoIDs
ron JAxuARr, 1861. -Tar.noxlrRR:
as.s d. III "A. N. 2P.x& N.
Mean for Month, 9.2ts 2s.45 Sl4.25
Monthly mean. 1889 :
Coldsst day, 25th.
Lowest degree, a5th. Ice
Mean ofeoldest day, *5o $ss
Highest degree, I'D, So VS.
warmest day, Sd. .5s5 4 n. ... ss5sss
Mean ofwarnest day, $50
Range, $50 monthly. ... b z1ss..5S5ss
Snow fol- on four days, or rather nights
amounting to Al inches. 1865 6. y: "
The mean oloudiue,s q The month Was
8.76. z.55 ss..5 s.. s. &
There were SIX days oloudles, sky, ana
four days entirely overcast the balance
Of tho month variable. ...''. .. =. $
The mean force Of thstwind xas l,5. .~
The month has been remarkably mild
and pleasant; The slsighips excellent,
with no drawbacks in Tie ahaps Of thaws
oeaasioning sloppy streets, or long eon.in-
usd cold. aSa ESs=@ s.s ONO; 4
ST. C1ouo. Feb. l, 1869. -" '@'-s
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FA1l.-The Catholic fair las been in
successful progress for two evenings, aud
closes this evening. a'-.:1 - ~, - ''
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PINE LAxDs.-A petition 10 bsisg sircu.
lated requesting the President to put into
market large tract Of pine country on
~ Upper Mississippi. in this District.
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CITY SlAL.-The following, copied GER
bata' from the town records, gives the orr
gin Of the official seal now.used: ::
AT . meeting Of the Town Council, Oct.
9Th, 1867, it WAS unanimously resolved,
That the Town Council adopt tor The use Of
said Council until chaing BY further Order
Of said council, Seal. to VITA Green
Scolup Circul, inscribed % follows in print
the words, ST. Cloud in Center, 3 and ii,
the Margin the words and Figures to w.t.
Incorporated March 1855, to be applld With
red wafor, Of which this anext is q Fact
Cimeley." --.~,-~-
Here the records show An enormous red
wafer to which the "Green scolup sCircul'
is attached. This has been somewhat i'm.
proved since. @"<J - A'3;:E :ss!i.% 3,
- -; ..-.-..s.L a.: Tsei s;.5y =:2a ~ :
:: AIsxAsDl1A.-- The Pot says: L. Lew
i.ton, Esq, Register q The Land Office,
has come to atay...,,...D pr. Stewart, Rector
Of the ssuk. Centre Episcopal Church,
preached atAlsxandriia On Sunday last 70
crowded church. . . Ia s. Mitchell,
late Of the U. 8. Land ofies At st. Cloud,
and partner in the firm e.5van Hoesea q
Mitchell, has some among Us to reside He
viii assist i running the Land Office al
this place. Thus the cream Of the St
Cloud population il slowly tfoding liz Wy
to . live town. X ~ I. ~
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Sxow.-A light snow fell On Tuesday.
A tolerably high wind prevailed At the
time, drifting some.
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s ST.. PAuL& PAcIrio RAlLRoAp.--stalc-
mcnt ofthe business Of the road Of .hs st.
Cloud depot for thu month Of January.
1869 IS 4
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. W. sosld rs.peetf fully rsqsest a

49, w sos!d rs.peetf lily rsqssst a.
man and Others sisAias any kind Of
JOB Printing, to call aad szssias err
zss"sips ssee.k Of Ns,o Natsf;sl, jsss reesiss1
rom tAs sass, before .eadiss to St. Paul o.
going slss,sAsrs. Osr JOB Office i SOW one
Of tAs best in tAe State, asd rs do work which
va 'sa1 gsaraatss to b sasi.fae'ory, at Saint
Paul prices.
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Half way up Lookout Mountain, the
place where mem ory is stirred'l va thou
sand thrilling associations, and where the
brave boys of both armies met and fought
hand to hand, where the. blood Of both
friend and foe was mingled together and
ran down the mouatala-sidc in rivulets, is
q smooth.faced rock, upon which o poor
wounded soldier inscribed the following:
IS. .T.-S60- X.-Early in the battle I
was wounded, and carried to this spot by
two clever 'Yanks.' They babe mo fare
well, and as they supposed TO- die, for I
was so weak from loss Of blood that l
could but family thank them for their
kindness. They left in my canteen part
of . bottle. of Plantation Bitters, to which
l owe my life, for it strengthened me- and
kept life within me until help came and my
wo und was dressed. God bless them for
their kindness, and for the Plantation Bit
ters."
HENRY DAvAGE1, ,r
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PA1r1u4 Acolpss9r:-on Thursday last
> man named Green Qsleysn, Of the lum.
pss,ns htm u Dsl.v.a& Moore, St. An
Fhony, while 4 work ! + he logging camp
on Rum River, about twenty-five mile.
east Of this place, hsd botth Leg broken
inst above ths 4nkls 81 4 log relling On
bin. He WAS alone and ~ thus pinned
TO The earth for half a. hour. 10 ",
broasht to this city tae la4s evening" sat
. 2, ~ No. JFS;
tho next day was taken home.
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~ Allkinds ofJob printing, in Eng
i.h, German or Norwegian, executed at
his Office. Send in YOUR orders.
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Aucr1ox.-Posters and little boys with
bells tell us that West il selling off his
stock It suction. The sales commenced
yesterday, and will be held every wednes-
day and Saturday, forenoon, afternoon
sud evening. until the stock is closed
There was big rush yesterday Goods
went Of. rapidly, and At very low figures.
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The regular Monthly Union, Mission
airy meeting will be held at the Presbyter-
ian church on Sabbath evening. ss<~.z:S@
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

+ We are glad to SEQ TINT the extensive
Agricultural Implcmsn az House Of Grosenor
3 Co. obtained four first class premiums
upon. the machines exhibited by them at
the State Fair. They were remarkably
sucocsstul, and the number Of prizes q yard-
ea this house should demonstrate to farm
els whore is tho best place for buying
wheat agricultural implements or mas
ehinery they may want. Tho oficia! list
shows that the cease Thresher, with
Woodbury. power, manufactured OF. Racine,
Wis, took the first premium over tho "Vi-
orator and Tornado Thrcslers and was
sold on thu ground. The .tTheyer Iron
Mower" and "Hollingsworth Sulkey
Rake" eachtook q first premium. And
although thrco other Of the post popular
drills were on exhibition. the "Buckeys"
took the first prcmium. The decision Of
the judges concerning Broadcast Seeders
had not yet been announced. The follow
ing telegram from. Wisconsin shows o tri-
40 '-"> w - ~" s&5i ~: e-.- -. !.
. w ~ MADISON, Wis. Oct. LIST, 1868.
Aessrs. .Groueaor j. Co, 81. Cloud MINI. =,
The Buckeye Drill and Esterly Broad
cast Seeder both took first premium 1t Wis
consiu State Fair to-day. r.: F.. z,1.........
~> S. L. SHELDON & BROS.
No stronger recommendations could be
asked fer che implements sold by Grover.
or 4 Co. Farmers will not fail 10 go and
see them. A large quanti,yof :'New York.
err Reapcrs. Iron Mowers and Broadcast
Seeders, arrived at our Depot, for these
gentlemen last week, enough, we should
hink, to ''implemenl'' every farmer from
here o%Abercrombic.
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s-"7Ae most succes.tul bxsiness men in TIL,
city are those who hare adverti.ed H6erslly
and eenstantky."' -HoRACE GREELEY. ..
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NORMAL ScHooI.-Ths State Normal
Board Il now in session at Wlnons. Gen.
Andrews, who y : member of the Board,
and Hon: n: =. Barnes, went down on
Tuesday. The question Of : site for The
school st this placs will BE- decided this
week. Two lecatiens ars urged, the ''sen-
nary Square, md I { tract owned BY L.
Cram, near Lake GEORGE. 90 :.r. 49,: =: T. {. :.
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-" The Clreulatloa Of The JeorAaA
IL OOV0LB that u any ether paper
publlsAsa In Northern Minnesota. Let
s>~SOIS1Sek0 xVAO~OOA S~sos -
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+, acre isa chance for some young man to
do rushin' business. ''%
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FAMINE M1lls.-S. I. Davis, Of the
arm Of Alexander 1 Co., naaufastafsrs 81
the Eagle Tanning Mills, startsd lsr Alex
sudria this morning with load 81 their
mills. He will take orders Of farmers 81.
the way, snd deliver mills u onss II d.
sired. The 1ssle l. r.sesni.,d i. thi,I ID
se.litJ = the bssa min in Tie market, AID
". would Essomnsnd Il to The f.rn,r, IN
the Valley. SC So sassz Z 1T s.2:-s III. 6
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1t you want q sewing machine, 60 to
Piokit 4 Abbott's. They keep Wheeler 4
Wilson's, thebest in use. 3. :

IS THE RED JACKET AxE.-The following
testimonial is but Of the many which have been
received It shows of the for tho we'll
known popularity tf Colburn's patent:
FREDER1CKrowN, Knox Co., O.,
November 2, 1868.
MPpENcorT& EAKEwEIL:
Dear SIrs:-I received your second Red jack
ct Axe per express, and now ack nowlcdge the same.
For the benefit Of all those whose desires or necessi
ties make it their business to chop with an axe,
would say Try the Red Jacket; and, as the Supreme
Court have held that Doctors opinion without his
reasons is of'little value, will give my reasons:
ffrst-The Red Jacket cuts deeper than the common
bit. scond-1t being round the cut, it does not
stick in the wood. Taird-Every chopper with the
common axe must discover that there is as ,nrch
labor and strength expended in taking the axe out of
the cut as in making the blow. Four-This With the
Red Jacket is all avoided and frem one-tird to one
half the labor is saved in cutting tho quantity
fVM-By putting in the same labor that is ncccs-
sary with common axe, you easily make at least
thirty-three per cent. more wood in the same time
You are safe in letting any honest try your Rcd
Jacket these tests, and if it tas refund him his
money. .s.>.
Respectfully, yours, Harry BALDWIN. !
For sale by all responsible Dealers and the manuac
turers, L1PpENcorr d. BAxEwr1t
Pittsburgh, Pa, Sole owners OF Colburn's and Red
Jacket Patents. ~. .t!#*..
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-02-04

ATTIxPT. 10 P01s0n.-Oa Tuesday, snf-
tern oon' warrant was issued for the ar
rest Of . man named Edward Gerbend, on
the charge Of attempting to poison John
Dubbe. The latter has I homestead in
New Albany, Is miles north west Of g..
Cloud, and the former has been stopping
with him. On Monday morning Gerbend
cut IN incision in loaf Of bread and in
troduced quantity Of strychnine. He
then started for N.wlM Munich, and q noon
Dubbs, after taking : second bite from 8
slice Of the loaf, tasted and saw the poison.
and promptly took N emctio. A piece
vas brought 70 toun;snd analysed 81 Dr..
eenkler, who found grain and half Of
stryohnins In On ounce and 1 half Of bread.
Money. II supposed to have been the mo.
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