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"A bank is to established al Blue

"A bank Is to established at Blue
IE lalt City 81 says tho Post.
Crcasap Of 3 yota, lost Biz
barn, aspanof horses, grain 30, BY
fire, last week. fIncendi
While carolessiy toying With . 70,
volver, eon Of A.. Lorenz, Of Mankato.
shot himself through tho hand.
The top slid off grain stack in
Freedom county, covering three child
rem, and smothering one to death. - i
The recent rains have cost St.
Paul Paul W W t1 Works Company $4,000
extra expense.
Tho Alexaudria Post says that
Albert English and X. Chance were
thrown from buggy and very seriously
| injured Q''Is5> n ssa<. 'ssa "a " - ]
Some Of the candidates for the
Legislature 10 Fillmore county are OPP
posed on the score that they voted for
the capital removal bill last winter,
The remainder Of Dean & Com
pany's logs at Anoka, some 100000
feet, escaped from their boom iu Rum
river On sat urday..: =
MIR. John Kilroy, of New Haven,
yO()lEmnsted county,. harvested barley
crop this year which yielded As bushels
to tn the acre, the grain weighing so
pounds to the bushcl. yy:..;
81 The Mankato Reuiev says that 10
that neighborhood 1914 boxes of hops,
containing seven bushels each, have
been picked this season. Tho. yield
and size are not as good as last year.
: Tho Red Wing argus gives the
particulars Of an inquest held ut From
. tenac on the bod y Of girl named
4 Johannah Anderson, who committed
suicide because suspected Of having
committed infanticide.- - -! A tornado
wrecked the schoolhouse ut Kenyon, de.
stroyed IL stacks Of wheat for one
man at Holden, and during the storm
the barn Of Peter Thompson, nea,
SHader, was struck by lightning and
destroyed. /. .>.."n.qt ~ ~. - :
The Rochester :P Post says tba,
two patients we're taken from tina,
! eountyito the insane asylum last week
sophrenia Hudson, of Oronoc o, and DR.
! 'J.IC: Cole; Of Marion. 80: OLD
, man named Findlyy' Mel Donald died I sud
denly on Saturday from the bursting, o
. fa'blood vessel. His body VAS not fouui
!, antilthe day after Michael Nc
: Cormick a saloon keeper at Rochester
died on the same day 'of deliruln1 ire
! tmens!d tad .2};@:H.3 @'"ao t~''.ass.I
: We condense the following from
j the Forest City Neps: Peter Hub
/ bard was drowned while coming dow,
: the Grow River in dug out------k
$ little son Of John Swanson, at swed
I Grove, had his arm broken in thresh
! ing machine ------A large b otel, is t
$. be built at Litchdold The dam a
J. the Kingston mills was washed away b
t the high water---.-- Forest City in
) tends building a $4,000 sohoolhouse
The Patrons Of Husbandry pay, $50
= for the upper story, to be refande
e when the school shall want the entir
e building. ~
--Mr. Stephen Eldridse, Of ,th
town Of Homer, in this county, ,ha
d just threshed four acres Of whea
, which yielded one hundred and sixt
; bushf|els-orty bushels TO- the, acr'
This wheat was the Golden Drop varit
ty, sown on last years breaking and
:; / anyone can beat it the man is invite
= 70 step forward Wtnonq Rspr1lica
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DnnuunAr1c sTxrE CONVENTION.
Tho annual wake Of t'.o Democracy

Tho annual wake Of t'.o Democracy
took place at ST. Paul, on Thursday
last, with appropriate ceremonies. The.
motions were duly gone through with
Of bringing forth a fresh supply Of
corpses, labeled democratic Ticket.
The attendance was limited, many coun.
ties not being represented at all, and
many others of tho most populous in
the State, by but one man, aud he q
St. Paul substitute.
The only itaturs: OF any interest
during the occasion, was . s.auaaslblbllle
over the platform. A considerable
number Of the delegates were in favor
Of adopting . resolution denouncing the
XVIII Amendment to the Constitution,
aud another considerable number
thought some Republican votes might
DO trapped it they touched the ''niggsr'
very giugerly. The, latter hopeful
creatures being in th.majqrity, voted
down the resolution, very much 10 the
chargin Of those who have ben leaders
in the party for 10 these many years.
The - platform as adopted favors
buryiug dead issues, !(the Convention
bang in the bur; ing business J de.
nounces The. p present tariff as oppressive;
favors the gradual reduction Of The
public debt by its payment in the
lawful currency Of the country advo'
Gates the doing away with tho Iuterpa]
Revenue system; urges the taxing o.
bonds; opposes the enactment Of stump
tuary laws, "a kick at the Temperance
men J protests against the long CON
tinuance. of the State Auditor. in Office
announces that it is the duty of tht
people to. defeat rings and corrup
cliques through the country; and final
y gives tie temperance men anothe,
kick, BY reiterating that the Dcmocrae,
are opposed. to . ..plohibitory liquo
law. ".'~' : r, Z ID. ,''..'
After no little difficulty the follow
ing ticket was made up, it being fount
almost impossible to secure men. VIII
would accept a nomination -
fd2 '2o -" H1c JAcEr: ~
Gove,no,-0eo. IT, Otis, Ramsey CO, '@s
Lieut. 6overnor-J. A. Wiswell, Blu
Earth Co. ........, ,..
Secretary Of State-T:: e. Fladelaud
Fillmore Co. .r19..,4
State Auditor-L. A., Evans, Stearns Co
7 Attorney General-segrave Smith, Da
kota Co., y;2ai0tl' tpH' b!o: go".'
Stats Hsasurer-caspar Baberioh, Mic
Chief Jx'tiee-c. +. Flsndtau, Hennepi
Co. ,,t..,,,l .,-.. ...a, ;,rr.:t..-.., ;. =
Gerk Supreme Cou,l-w. +. Benn,vell
| Mcleod %. :" 80 -, .tt.An 9nG@ ~"
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- TIE Republicans of Ramsey county
hay have nominated the following excellent
ticket: >, Sd. IT; Z b.1@4 i, " :-.:.t>9
sheriff-=7Mlajor J.. G. ::Becht. I: - ~. :
T-easurer--Henry Acker. - :.
! Clerk Of Court-Tracy NJ. Metca1f,
County Attorney--J: N. Rogers. .1,:-;..
Coroner-E. F., Larpenteur. .,.o a."
! .Representatives-6en. John B. Sanborn,
Col. J.. L. Merriam, Horace J. Braiuard.
81 No names, were selected for Senator,
Register Of Deeds or County Commits
aloners. coa.. - - .sa:s .HllLLL. 4,
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: The 7GALAxY' for October contains
a continuation of"susan Fielding," and
sPut Yourself in his Place - aThe
Real Louis Napoleon';;',a A2journey in
North China 81 sWhy thieves pros.
per o. @Shakesperian' Mares'' Nests s.
etc. Sheldon Il 60. ; New York. yas:j
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~: There is trouble i Ramsey county
tie regular unlterrided. = made, thei,
nominations some days ago; but q call
came out for =" democratic Mass Con.
ven,ion for Ramsey county Of Demo.
Gratis opposed to the Cour. House Rms
e. ed rieset s1 g Rs?' Yesterday aey e g.
1,N.i VT ,I;s; nc 1s'K"yo y suen io'o
stagors as Rseablb2erts, Murray, Madden,
PatsffBBG 9st 1king, Shelley aud
lots m0Iss , them snd means tam
y rev. " ss you'd !say j 81 b thbssgg Go
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e TIE Mail issathe title Of n, new Re-:
publican paper started at Redwood
Fall. 81 '. .. Seward, "a l.tee l :. Of fo ,lhe
81 s.. Paul Paul. Dispatch. It j. neatly
gotten up sheet, and is principally DE-
voted 70 homo topics. In politics it il
Republican, and il: addition to to, the
-, m .itaEsn1. so! -; Ygttf i5n!NH .EiG.
State ticket, flies at its mast masthead,
aFo,r President in 1872, Schuyler lCcol-
Ia" 49, There is nothing ike being in
4. uj-3tlE TiI'.t 80. lt!1 @:&fy<5 Ea?3GE3
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h.: l1PR4E|Neco11s MAGAZINE 1.! for October
gives Part ~. IF IF sTEollope's' serial,
''The VICAR Of Bu!lhapgpttee ' Il j" CON
xtinuatiop d Of f. "Beyond. the Breakers =
ttThe French, fever q; 8" s II y: lonely
oues - "What !, say Of i the suez ca,
nal )" '"The pleasures Of poverty = etc
J: B. .Lippincott & Co., Philadelphia.
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g Col: Jssx i, 9, Of S. P: Paul, has
purchased ela the Red q Wing Rspubl'ean'
and win become is editor and publish;
a.. We regret to part With Maj. sni-
der, who is gentleman 81 ri IVA snd
made an excellent paper. .;,.,,,,
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TIE Little Corporal, the brilliant llia|@
Western Juvenile, announces ! g! tn that IT, it
will come free for , 0 2 Nay, Nay: and Dec
Of this year to all new s subscribers tl b for
the new year whose names qo '!e and N money
arc sent to tho publishers before BE- t the
last Of October. Beautiful Premiums pa! %
are offered 1j f9r c l9 Plfiee, 81 year.
Alfred L, ssTell 8 Co., P'u ptli' hr'
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Mr.. David Smith,, tarme, Of
Olmsted county, sosed one peck of
Arnautka. wheat, p on one-fourth aore,,4of
grodud:H The yield was le4 bushels of
wheat, weighing So pounds t'lii,d1s % to the
bushel. This is,we. believe, Russian
variety 9:l ffo II The Department IF Agri-
81 eHItuts pig .g nj some # our stearns
count ff5@ers tFy i IBIS 5 season s Karen
,a,i i The Redwood Falls Maj, tells Of
81 pl!p,.neiin9g party which VI i! q came 'yeEy
nep near having 1eseqr serious eas. results. They
a. attempted 10 cross river at old ford,
but there, VAS then n feet Of water, in
the stream: Two. Of, the young men
swan to shore while the, third, Miles
TppeEy, With great difficulty rescued
thsw tkzse > Il eungjj laaies.,o sometimes
having t. daiyeitoFs them, as they would
:auccesssigelyi siuk. ez<.la cd, oaa;s sldn.
% 2 The Sioux Indian, ID ohm Othor.
slay, famous for.his good deeds sdunns
the nassacra, oka'6A, passed through
Redwood tlast ueeko with i his Wife on
his way toonthair Ihbme at Wanatah
sAgehoy. b 2t;sraas Ia@1 i 81 Grads
htt4 The Nail says astpickerel was
caught in tho Rcd wood fiverhslw4hich
measured 8a9 inches One had been
caught the previous day which measure
Cd 20 inches, and weighed AZ pounds.
Tie Faribault2 Republican tells Of
I Is opyl 4 named Mareau, living "a 4 East
Prairie Who had onne ofhis legs, nearly
t.len 30 ~ ! reaper. 2 jane Scr
rens.oo q had his hand 50 severely injured
" thetI accidental discharge Of !. gun,
tthaat aamnputationz Was required: . 7. T
r. ,C(|o'u|lson, o { Belgrade, Nico'-
let e9ppty intends intends s.tsrtipg cheese
t.etory l Minne sp y E good State for
cheese apd ve only OH, wonder ''. that more
persons d9 pl not so inf IS nanpfastnre.
ia Editors are -FOUR shing With big;
cabbage heads this year. The Man
torvills Expres. hasssaa IL, FOUNDER,
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In St. Louis the other day woman or! ~
(ez LADY, kicked man il the stomach
until he died., Served bin ais right iiinn
this age Of progress he bed no business
to be 3 man -; hrs t,;,..,.aoa~,.oe,t,.,
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ID --Hay.patis excited over tho rumor.
sd ,nls.slikks, relations between Spain
and the United s. States on. the Cuban ut.l
anassion, and Dispatch s s.' it j. net
SAFE for an American To- bs. il i the
streets alope. II n an .gti t,s a.e;.y
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a's-Rourt bhnad6edi thousand dollars
aro added.to the nmbnnnelt: sof gifts
whichrM ddorge Peabody has erected
to his Iewn gener6sitphnd, bigh-miaded
goodness.st The Peabody Institute lis
tho recipient Of this browning benefac-
ton. agar1 atasni Hoa ,svQsatGH4 10.
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~ AMoNa ths,candidases for the Judge
.shipiurths Sixth District, Judge Aus
itiK'sJ aare3 nlsj. Wolfolkyi md Jadee
Waite, aof Mankato; Andrew o. Dunn,
'of Fasibsult county and Mr. Hsns-
come, lof SsssPoter; tho new appointss.
f.f1n srahfI .ttfs laa..taei EE.. e. a En-.
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y'oM.a HANsooMI, Of, St. Peter, has
been appointed by Governor Marshall
to fill the vacancy eaussd*by the resg-
-uation ;of Judge Austin. II Ths .Mankato
papers ore; not we'll pleased With these
lection, but this is: not strange, consider
ing thatsthe nsw Jadge was taken from
81. Pe&er.N oauaa3t! ,p4aiuus y 4s.:ly4,
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TIE chronological J otrnalfor Octo.
.ber'is full Of entertaining reading !: It
contains many portraits. and *illustra-
time ~ z ifaEsfISIE< szHtIs
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asH AH-1 :11 For Coroner - & SO
FRANZ Z1aENBE1N,:: Of ST.. sAnguata.
iFor County Commissioners,
*'''' L. J. SMART, "a District, =
y JOHN n. GfLLEY,, sd District. j
STATE 7EnRERAxcH CONVENTION;

AAU1AoAAoSAASS~S
In our advertising columns may be
found the call for 1 State Temperance
Convention, TO place lu nomination a
t1eket to be presented 70 the voters Of
Blinnssuta It the coming election:
Messrs: Quigley, Boxdisha and David
son probably had no other course to
spi,aa r.aus under 1.-THE instructions given
ahemo by' the Grand Lodge, noe~ith-
standing the fact that the resolutions
thsu: adopted had afterwards been con-
:demned BY 4 majority If the srbordi-
nate lodges. Yet for the sake: of the.
cause which these gentlemen represent,
W regret that it has been determined
to make prohibition a political issue.
tits not a political question it is not
= matter which in the present condition
Of public sentiment can With any hope
Of isdccess'be made the subject OF spe-
cial1legislation. IAN attempts looking
sto7this end have as yet''proved COM
'plete failures, 10 far as the securing of
apyudi ultimate good concerned.
Even in Maine, where temperance has
been discussed in every shape for many
Year,, tho temperance ticket in The
late election received but about six
thousand votes-not even enough to
impefil the Republican, ticket. It is
difficult to imagine on what grounds
tho friends of the present movement
could hope for greater success in this
State, where society is newer and the
elements naturally more antagonistic to
Any .stsmpt at prohibition The most
that could be effected would be to dc.
feat The Republican candidates, and ID
doing this tho temperance cause would
be tapping its own foundations. s14Ye'
'wehave no fears even for this. A
more mature consideration Of the subject
cannot but convince the majority Of the
members Of the Good Templa's'' Orde'
that they .Ys bat postponiug the doing
away with intemperance by throwing
their cause into . the arena" Of political
strife. Msutmust be reached BY Other
means 1tnsto be hoped" that, upon
ednvening'in St. PauI,fth Convention
w1ldissuss'tke adoption Of such meas
u& 14~illcfease astrong public sen
itiusent 10 favorso temperance, siiatbe,
ansstz.,oge iii friends BY making tht
.ssttssSgle sz'melsly hopeless one :fo'
1s@ssssl! naLetF The, Good Tenplars d
slliuintsosa ]o}loxstbe example Of the
Gtaud Lodge in New York" which last
wetfsidopted \ platform announcing
thst, Urdsfnot - : political organi.a.
stioo, busenIher an institution to edu.
sass,thspeople up To-. political action
~ shs Ttmperanes' question.tIg 2"ir4z
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;asONcE XnMoNrH.-T: 5s!.!Arthur" 4
Sons, philadelphia, s are making this
a very readable magazine; The con-
tents a1e both original and selected,
and are up to a high standard: 1T
cannot but meet With favor sass" 0>:
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A Western 1yceufn has voted to- secure
Mrs. Caudle rs lecturer.
- Which of the unnumbered thousands
of Mrs.. C!s ID a6 have this callYenosib
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Cooley, the prime :, fay 'e comes mes
for October With b. ng5gas"jings, fashion sh
plates patterns music, and 'lt stor iiaas ~
usual all good. -,,,., IN ~ .,,;-.:,.
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.'1 ' Il ss' Nicksbu,y Rspubl icdn' states
That there were but three Republican
newspapers issued in Miss; ssippi one
year since, whereas theirs are now sia-
.tesn, and several sm5Mhs VIII soon 9 10
aat.hrd4ed aav 81 We! ttSssta1f,5 az .sII ia
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Mr.. CoS1SesBr, IN his third letter
in the London Spectator concerning
his impressions Of the United States,
says he found very much less drunk en-
ness '':z here than i |n bis own country, es.
pecially among tho llaboring classes.
Another d. difference en-, is, that mea here
allow their families to share all luxurics
in which they feel able to indulge for
4. themselves, ! Of the American defer.
euce to women, be says: 3saa.. r,:4s,<,
''There is more respect paid to women
among every class in America than there
is, here; in fact, il I were not afraid tina,
some Of them might possibly see this,
should almost be tempted to say that ]
think they arejust little spoilt by the ex.
IRENE Difference with which they are treat
ed.O -."J<e-." = > % '''1 we
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90 The H snnepin ! Gohnty Eairu,held
hat 1weekj was a. complete succss,
These county fairs arc becoming quite
:a,s ainstitntiquo sthroughousastho7 State
.few countioso ailing otos have an agri.
:ouliuralsand horticultural display each
fail. The Rtateo mir commenced on
5Enssdsy Il Rochester, !. u ss u /. Il. 81:
a 81, ryLt Citizens Ticket has been been
po,n mated in Chicago. u ]. supported p1patt.
y ,bs 7ril|ane Josrra1
and Timer, and several Of tic ( German
papers. Tie Po.t i. advocates %. Tie III aeleo,
tion Of the regular Republican ticket.
s ~
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iiitPosrp d5tt,iiD % r ii samsient reasons,
Il. qqss.upiobb 81 s.hs Foa,,h slion1i;e..
klgimsdt I'D been p;ostp,oonsd nntillthe
Afths q ostdabeit,s Which vhlab5,boa On.
adversary 81 the Battle Of Altoona, in
.ri6ieh thsa a regiment Il aid gallant service
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THE GRAIN MARKET,

.4oAt Mankato, wheat brings 9oa9sc;
oats 4Oc ; barley,l7 5as0c.7a'3:;: att.
y,l Wheat in O watonna Jig worth 79Ocs;
coats $50 ; corn 500. Complaint is made
of potato rot. u 81! :}1a !: "ios'2
,,: At ST.: Charles 1860 bushels Of
wheat wore received last week; nearly AL
being No. 1::s@Pricess ranged from 80
to 81 ceutss Corn is '75c; oats 50c:@@i
s." The wheat at Waseca rates! mostly as
No. l price s2as7c. " -: ~. -.~9
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sol III 60!As xvApssAs S ~ -
% V.D M7TcHKLL EDITOR.
30 go. = -----
'aa Yhursday, Sep. 80. 1869.
,as RE{P'UBLIcl'A|l.Nl'I TICKET,
soA Il, aeIaaa;iror Governor, ssstss.s.
ef, ts nHORACE AUSTIN. Of Nieolle..
:" ''@'>7 For Lieut.. Governor,
ieTo WILLIAM n YALE, Of winona.;s
go, " - For Secretary Of State, q,
49,, 4, HANS AsIs lAaEAArTsoN, q Ms ''l w.,
ID sr.>,ru For Auditor OF State, '21
asrz CHARLES MclLRA7H. oflNisollst.
SIS sb=saas at&ror 1 treasurer, ID "a
nv irstaa gMlLalUNCH, Of Pine. = 2."st'
rave ror Chief Justice sopff. rem g, Court,
liz { oac.:a: RIPLEY, 81 Fillmore.
eosaaasni H. aas3.--s--:saS1I 2';i .
-, + For Attorney General,
+. R. s. CORNELL, Of Hennepin
jqii& For Clerk Of Supreme Court, fl
y. SHERWOOD. HoUGH, Of Ramsey.
e @'t@s 9dDIs7RIm TICKET. $3.50 = !
"a For Senator, Sd District, 's'5' /
&c. WAIT, OF stearas::1 '.22 .
~-~~s -...z~----,
''@'*'~S' For Representative, q =
REV. F. H. TuRBs, Of Sank Centre.
;,a,s .Is,~ s.eo COUNTY TICKEr.1 as,.t.
al ID ss,sIw For County TREASURER, Eta u.
REV y y NOAH GA AArHRor. Of P.ynes'ill'
aiboss sii NJ For Sheriff, 22e'"s.'.:
9;;irs; 4. C. ALDEN, of ST. Cloud.
For County Attorney,
CAPT. L. W. COLLINS, Of st. Cloud.
..n,-G., -" For Judge Of Probate, h., 81
TRUMAN PARCHER, Of Clearwater.
For Court Commissioner,
,--" COL. G. D. KERR, Or 81 Cloud. =
: 1Y(' . $3.50 ~ Aftl1>s~
, rar; County Surveyor, - ~
,s, &, Mp. NOEL, q st. : Cloud.
ssswD.1,at :aj For 6Coroner,otE 49,!
:IRANz zIoENBE1N,:: Of ST.. Anguita.
iFor County Commissioners,
'1"" L. J. SMART, "a District, i ::
n~' JOHN N. elLLEY,, ga District. II
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tsBdsaoaf,. WHipf1E ibte1d5 crossing
nv 4fylhs; ssiaf, md VIM spend HE:
s6dss 1ihtsf ii il, hss sts1as %,
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CORD WOOD.

=. '*poa CORD WOOD 80
Ta's1s.--- :I1ost5 J.:
100 Cords Dry Wood,
-. - re-. for sale at Z -. Is:
$500: |PER"CORD
$50 Inquire of &C. BRIDGMAN.
st. Cloud, Sept. 80, 1869; ,.nY - nil
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= France informs Prussia that If tie
later should annex ~ ds'.ad baehsy
q Baden, IS '.' proposed, the former rill
regard the act as q Justification tor war.
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MASS STATE TEMPEHANCE CONVEN.
TT0N

MASS STATE TEMPERANCE CONVEN.
AT 1ngersslls Hall, st. Paul. October 6, 1859.
voters in the State Of Minnesota favorable To The
formation OF Temperance Party in this State to CO.
operate with the National Temperance Party and to
work for Prohibition respectfully invited to meet
in Mass Convention, in Ingersolrs Hall, st. Paul on
WEDNESDAY, THE SIXTH DAY OF OCTOBER at
l2o'c!ock H. to place in nomination candidates for
the following State Offices, to be filled at the next
Governor Lieutenant Governor Chief Justice of
the Supreme Court; Secretary Of State; ATTORNEY
General; Auditor Of State; State Treasurer Clerk
By order Of the State Temperance Committee Of
:, JOHN QUIaLBY, Chairman. -,
- IL; -Iitj G. @. BOWD' 81, Secretary IT."
J. HAM DAVIDSON. I'D.
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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-09-30
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Ever opened in the State. & She has also
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-12-21
TEETH. TEETH!

Tie Greatest Adtance STEP eucr taken IN
the Dental AHt
m n r. Fol SOM Of Boston, Mas, has dis
~ covered q new method Of go constructing the
plate au which the teeth are set that they win not
start or drop while eating or speaking, neither
matter what the condition Of the mouth Is which
ia not trut " any method hitherto used. These
plstos cannot be displaced by any motion Of the
ZIP. or tongue. Ihayc obtained the exclusive night
70 make and stil these improved plates, and am
nov prepared to insert the same without extra
charge Al 10 want Of artificial teeth are respect
fully invited 70 give me q cali.
A. NJ JOHNSON, Dentist,
Manchester, Vermont.
n B.-This method isrecommlndod by all the
leading Dentists in New England.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-12-21
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