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IMPORTANCE oE AIRING BEps.-
Tho desire Of an energetic housekeeper,
to have her work completed at On early.
1fYW irslhe morning causes her to leave
one Of the most important items Of
neatness undone. The most effect uaI
purifying of bed. and bcd.cl thing
cannot HE PIlsll n9 Zinc is allowed
tor the free circulation of pure air to
remove all human impurities which
have collected during tho hours Of SUM
be-: At least two or three hours should
be allowed for the complete removal Il
stoms IF insensibls Precipitation which
ssaa isiss& * "a asos hV .sS
occasionally bedding constantly used
should be carried into tho open mir, AHA
when practicable lift exposed totbe sun
i and wind fox half q dat.,1 ;t;s,I-o>
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ESSAYS ON POLITICAL ECONOMY.

ny ne tdte N. FhEDEhlC BAS1I4T,
f r Ntasber Of the Insfitsste of Franos.
r,aaxf / s.,h,. ~. IL
S.s,.: soP"AsmS OF FfotectAoh-F1fst
d.. =. "'s..ls..o- ~ ~. -..,,.s,,,..
seSie:. ,'.;."' - ,'I1''r o' .':'
s. 8 W. ~ SPoiaailon Sna Ls.v;'%5';'.
~ J ~ III" e ~, =: t escc = teos
-. ~. ~ ~ sn ny. sne works
" tI,o stc =. Das su!c nss come
Mueh ny ,eaunE PuvH ~ R!olassu " pves moro
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ONE-HALF THE REGULAR RATES..

We want good reliable agents In every part Of the
Country by employing your spare time 70 form clubs
COMMISSIONS either la Cash Of Merchandise, and all
goods seut by US will be represented and VIZ guar
antee satisfaction to dealing with our house.
:s' ss
Of the goods We sell. .'''"'<
The holders OF ths Checks has the privilege of
either purchasing the article thereon described, Of
exchanging for any article mentioned on our Csta-
Iogue, numbering over $50 different articles
of which can hs purchased In tue usual way for the
Tue advantage Of Ar,t sending for Checks are these
are constantly buying small lots Of very valuable
goods which are not on our catalogues aud for which
sss :s% .9ss sssy
Dress Patterns other article 0tyAlue
giving some members Of the clu6 an opportunity OF
an article for about one quarter its value
10y the cash. the Agent may retain 81 aud in every
order Of 9yeS eaaI eaeop may y retained q
I To Pay the Express Charges.
This ons y moro especially toassaist Agents In the
Mss.esa sps sopthesn States. but IL open to Ill Gus:
/ Cominissions. ~. ::
Aknts win b pasa ton PHI cent. IN cash or M,r-
:chanaiss, when taSy MI up rthsr entire Club, for
(which below We give apartiAA List Of Commis.ions:
For AN order OF $50 from club OF Thirty
we will pay the Agent. accommodation, y yds- Brown
square shawl. Franc6 Cashmere Psnts and Vest
Pattern, Fine large White Counterpart, ste, o.
in cash. ',
For an order o,f,5o from o i. Club 81 rity =.
will pay the Agent, Commission, Is yds. Shooting
Handsome wool Square Shawl, silvsrcase Watch, e:e
! ETC., or 500 in cash.
For an order or 500, from club Of One
Hundred " win Agspto q eolaliiaion
100 yds good yard-wde Shooting, ConS il'er Hunting
Case Watch. Rich Long Wool Shawl Suit 0f All No0
French Cashmere ETC., etc, o. SO IN cash.. -
Wedo not employ any travelling Agents, and cusso
mers should not pay money to persons purportinx K
be our agents, unless personally acqua inted.
Send Money always by Regists red
Lettets: a1 ~, u; + T.2@*! III.
For further particulars send foa Catalogues,
] ,st.. ,nAnHre.
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ArorrcE-u. aLANDorr1cE-

M St. Cloud, MIMI, October II, 1869.
Complaint having been entered at this Office BY
David Krebes against Franz Sand for aban-
doaing his Homestead Entry No. s43e, dated
February s. 1856. upon thee 35ne 4 sectional, town.
ship sss.zn. county, Minnesota, with
a view to the cancellation of said entry: the said
parties are hereby summoned to appear nt this once
o., the 30rH DAY or NOVEMBER 1859, at 10 o'clock
in the foreoont respond and furnish testimony con-
corning said alleged abandonment.
! CA GILMAN, Register,
oct21.6va, II. C. BURBANR, Receiver.
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ENOR LADIES PRIVATE CIRCULAR of 8 must
useful and indispensable articles ever invented
address MADAM DUvAL. p. O. Box 243S n Y CITY
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ST, CLOUD BRANCH
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Pas S Siss IN: Ind LARGEST , MssSy Ne
Protestant Episcopal Church. Sent free for oae
month for examnatou, and till Jan. 1870 to now
Subscribers for that year. - = year,ia advance.
N. II. MALLROY CO., Hartford, Ct. .. "
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>,orrce-u- E1AND OFFICE.

N st. Cloud, Mimi, October q, 1869.
Complaint h'ving been entered At this once by
p, 1865, upon the ne section IS township leg,
range 50, In Todd esunty, Minnesota, with
parties are hereby sumt ned to appear At this Office
on he7fR DAY OF DECEMBER, 1869, at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon to respond and furnish testimony con
corning said alleged ABANDONMENT. :,
, "a rf,:- 49,. C. A. GILMAN, Register,
octassswf 2"gE II: G. BURBANK. Receiver
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STOPPISG LEAKS AROUND CHIN.
NEY9.

1t is almost impossible to fit shin giles
sorclosely to the sides of chimney as
to convey all the water tina, flows down
the sides Of toll one beyond the low.
er edge, as shingles will continue to
shtiuk and swell as tho weather chang.
es. During driving storm, water off,
en- pours down the side Of a high chin.
ns5-toP, 50 that several quarts are Oft
en- lodged on the wal! over them. And
many times during protracted storm
.t.er every bsick has, absorbed as much
water AZ 1t can contain, the rain that
falls on the inside Of the chimney will
soak through the bricks at the bottom,
aad damage and dis6gure nive wall.
10 prevent wafer soaking down through
the bottom when rain falls on the in
side, let bushel or 80 of clean sand
be turned into the top. Sand will alb
sorb water quic ly, retain large guam
tity, and allow tito pass off by evapora-
ton much sooner than loan, moald or
clay. To carry the rain beyond the
junction Of the roof and chimney on
the outside, cut out the mortar between
two courses Of bricks to the depth OF
"a iuch, insert piece Of tin or sheet
iron three inches wide, and point the
joint With good; cement mortar. Then
let the corners ~hero the roof and
chimney meet b5 covered with a daub-
ing made Of equal quantities of pitch
and linseed-oil, Of coal-tar and plastic
slate -four, or a heavy, coat of old paint
and paiutskins, made thick with. plas-
ter OF Paris o. gypsum. The tin shelv-
Ing will carry of 50 much Of the rain
that the bricks beneath will absorb
68dslJ Sll that would cfod IT, way below
the roof: -~HaasA and Homie.
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AROMATIC YEGETABLE SOAP.

For the Dslie.t. 'slin Of t.aie. and cei,as.d,
SOLD M ALL DRUGGISTS.
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=,
&c., betss aasaua .:etreati.e on that wild. spread
malady of, II ubth.l Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal
Emmlssions 1ml'ote acy, &c. Price TO- cents sent
under SEAL: aA:vARIXiCLAeP,w warranted to 'pcrma-
neutly cure vaicocele il four days. (varicocele an en-
largenent Of the veins inside the scrotum Send for
circulars. -" @"t's''s@TSS. GS:>FN1N 9@I- '-
i Hand Book of veuesial $50 pages, illustrated T.
Send your address and that Of your friends for cir
culars valuable 10 aNruoGE ~ q. g>,Gst}e4E J..
All buaisess strictly privatel Address,
WHISKY ALENlC INSTITUTE. St. Paul, MINI.
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NoT1cE.-U. 8: LANDoyY1cE,

NOT1CE.-U. 8: LANDOY1ICE.
st. Cloud, MIMI, Novembe r g. 1862
Com slaint having been entered ut this Office by
Sohn Mckay against Elisha Baal for abandoning
ns Homestead Entry No. 1llb dated April 10Th, 1853
Upon INC 70 se:ton O. township 12B, range 30, il
sssar9s county, Minnesota, with view 10 the
Of said entry the esd parties are here
* ETnnoned to appear at this Office tho tn DA
~ UkCEABEk, 1859, at 10 o'clock 10 the forenoon
ana furnish Testimony concerning said o.
,,-a e.,,, G. A. GILMAN, r eeister, .
1D.--o"u II. c. BURBANK. Receive,
NoiiGSEloUs y. LAND VYFICE,
ACom,,ei;, Caloud, Mimi, November 6, 1869. ~
y%pi"ns wing entered It this ONCE by Pede,
Io,n.s1ead Ig H b. Woolsey for abandoning hi,
lsyI upon the .. sw Hue Il Sc NV and Nv ID aeL
PoZs e e" ses M township l2, range 81, il
!aton Of s.ld entry: the said parties are hereb,
~ At this Office On the l77u DAY
s. esP0sG aGa furnish testimony concerning sail
| ,-,, a., c. A. GILMAN, Regis,er,
| Ho"AA""s II. =. HVRkAEk, Receiver
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9t21-6wi
7 OTlCE.-U. 3. LAND UEklCE

~ st. Cloud, Mimi, September Is, LEG
compliant having been entered at this once Lv
insorecnt Holun' against John b. Lyon Tor abandon
ing his Homestead ku,ry No. 1888, dated May IL
1907 upon the q 81 II section j, a-d II "a ne 4
section ~, township IL, range 90, in Monunpaila
County Mn, with view to Ihe cancslia on OF said
eury the said parties hereby summoned to appear
at tnIs offee On the I'D DAY Or NOVENKCR
1869, at IL o'clock The forenoon to restsnd an;
iur1sit testimony coiee1nng said alleged abandou-
iuenc. &. A. GILMAN Ke.;sr.r
kept23-6w* H. c. BCk.ASK- i9ecs;x.
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S. LANDoFF1cE. sr.CLoCD MI,S

~
~ Oc ober Il, leo9
complaint having Teen entered at this Office ty
Alexander Murphy aga INST Carl p-tsch f., ab.,-
0onns bus Auuestead Entry No. Desa, dated June
10, 1907 upon lots and S.ecivn Is, rcs nsLip III
range 81 In Aeeker county, Ninnesoa, with =
parties are hereby SUP uoned 10 appear at this cc
on the 70 DAY OF DECEMBER, lsos, at ~ o'clock
In the forenoon TO respond aud furnish t.s ttuyuv
concerning said alleged abandonment.
:oct21-6wi L. C. BlJRRAAk 49,,
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.. a. UIINAN, Register.
oI1-6wi II. G BURBANK Receiver
NIOIICE.-U. S. LAND OFFICE

~ st. Cloud, Minn.. October q, 1869.
Complaint having been entered ut this Office nv
CAr.stoihet S'renson against Albert u uoi1ne, for
abandoninS bis HOMESTEAD Entry No. 1877, dated
.ti'ril 2lst, 1866, upon The NV section q, town
sh IL, asge u, in Mononga'ia County Minnesota.
M!en View 70 tue cancellation Of said entry: the
office on the 10Th DAY OF DECEMBER, 1869. at 10
o'clock in the forenoon to respond and furnish testi
noy concerning said alleged abandonment
c. A. GILMAN Register.
oct2s.ews II. G. BURBANK, Receiver.
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-. e. \ GILMAN, Register.
ncvS-6wl - II. c: BURBANK, Receive
ATUFlCE.-U, & .LANDVFFIl.E, ;.

NOTlCE.-U. s.LANDOFFlt'R,7
~ 81: St. Cloud, Mimi, October e. 1869.
Complaint having been entered 1T this ONCE by
Carl k.suse esaihst Donald Morrison for abandoning
his Homestead Entry No: sss2, dated June 81,
1857, upon The ne section = township l2s, range
y, in Todd county. Minnesota With a view
to tie canes llaticn of said entry: the said
parties are hereby summoned to appear at this Office
on theSrH DAY OF DECEMBER 1869, at 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon t. Srespeud and flemish Testimony
concerning said alleged abandonment,
c: A. GILMAN, Register,
oc:9S6wi.: II. @. BURBANK, Receiver
'NJ0TICE-U. s. LAND OFFICE,
IN St. Cloud, MINI, October Is, 1859.
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
John McDougail against John Egger for aban-
doning his lecaratosy Statement No: 1914, dated
No 'ember s1st, lssS upon the g me y section
county, Minnesota, with view to the cancels.
ton Of said ertry the said parties hereby sum-
moned to appear at this Office on the S0rH DAY OF
NOVEMBER 1869, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon re-
spond and furnish testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment. 6. A. GILMAN, Register.
-oct2l-6wE 5: II. C. BURBANK, Receiver
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B$.Ix9 Ns.,.7 f.@..F
We find Tho following extract in .
';;$sI3sf &!&, %ss%!Gt31ja(Jha,4l!s'si''

Observation-Disclosures bta&d 81 Agri.
culture:
,r~aauua IAaraaa smr ar.u| as,
III mao wants to suca. ed in his |
business he must have faith in it ~ a |
business 4aa Ei'rspstaiu him and pre-
vide for his old age, and afford a COM
fortable'ya2Ssrt Is. lis 2f family. Tha,
Is what We want to see among farmers.
lhh the man who drives down tho
stake tecls that it il, driven for lite,
sh A'nt he teel. .h..s every tree 10 plant.
Is to 10 strong bond to bind him to
that spot for life, he viii thrive by
farming; aud when farmers do this
they will show to the world that they
aAHe faith in their business, and they
will BE- ready to make investments in it,
just as the merchant makes inv cstments
in his busiaesa: The merchant is not
afraid to make, ventures. When he
sees an opportunity for profit he is
ready to invest his money in order to
secure it. It is not SO with tho farm.
er. He is afraid to put any money in
The business which he understands
best, and which he ought to make pay
seven per cent,
~rhen We want, not only more faith,
but more knowledge, in order to make
farming more profitable. We want a
cheap diffusion Of agricultural papers
md books. 1t may. be- said that We al.
ready have enough Of these AND Ger
'ainly the increase ct agricultural pa
pers has been wonderful during the last
ten or fifteen years; aud I suppose it
may be said that no. one farmer in ten
takes an agricultural paper, or knows
anything Of what is going on 10 the az
rieuItnnl world. :: The man who takes
IN agricultural paper knows about the
new apples and the new grapes, and
the market price Of his own products,
and It will be difficult to cheat him.
He gan get the full value Of, bis crops,
Because he knows what is going on and
what they are worth. But, outside Of
those Who take the papers, end are
posted, the great mass do not under
ssana these things. They have not
tho requisite knowledge to dispose Of
their crops to the best advantage. They
do not know how to raise them at .
profit: & The great mass of our farmers
keep no farming accounts, and do no,
know whether they arc farming at q
loss or gain at the end Of tho yeay.
They have not their business io hand
Is the merchant has. They do no,
take an account of stock once a year
and they are not able to determine
when the first Of January comes,
whether their operations have been
probably carried on or carried on at .
loss. l say that is the way with most
farmers. They do not keep accounts.
~ See premium list OF TIE Jour.
NAL, In which the best agricultural
papers are offered FREE.
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A1cur1ion Pastiee taking the Is TEaip from Saint
ST 1no 19e ~ 10 Train from Minneapolis, will have
DvRcHAsE TICKETS ut tho ststions before enter.
Ing To- Carsket Discount from thersgulsr train
e..::nssss must ct their Bassass ca4eked before
VII be carried the road, aud on tho arrival Of
ths at piaee Of destination, must present the
check sd tske possession Of their Bsksags -
The Ger Company viii not BE Respe.sible
ror the safety Of any ,Baggsge after it,
arrival station for which It il ebeekedjt being NO
pvt Of tho busines Of this Company to receive and
store baggage, unless special contract il msde to
shat effect. III .0I tEaidT:
!; r. B., DELANO, Superintendent,
J. h. RANDALL, General Ticket Agent.
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COLBUKN'9 P1TE6F7 =
RED JACKET AXE

10 better than our regular shaped Axes for these
reasons: Firs'-N cats deeper. Sscoxd-It don't
stick IN the wood. Third-It does not jar the hand
f''Hrth-No time l. wasted in taking the Axe ont Of
the cut. Filh-With the same labor you viii do one
third more work than with the regular Axes Red
paint has nothing to do with the good qualities OF
thtsAxs, for all snr Axes PAIN ID 1ed II your
" answer inquiries iii your orders direct 81 give
you the name of tho nearest dealer whp keeps our
Axes. ;
LlPPINCOTT Il DAKEWELL.
Pitts0ur8h, Pa
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C. A. GILMAN, Register.
cctli 5wl H.7C. BURBANK. Receiver.
NJ OTlCE,-U. S. LAND OFFICE,

IN St. Cloud, Mimi, Oct. 4, 1869.
Complaint having been entered at this Office bv
David BurDham against VIM. B. Aurd for abaui ling
his Presumption Claim No. 24sS, dated May Sth, 1868.
upon the w ne u aud NV Il Sc Il and lot l. sect,on
q. township 12o, range 81, in Todd county MINI
with view to the cancellation O; said entry: the
said parties hereby summoned to appesr At this
Office on the 18TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1869 at 10
o'clock in the forenoon respond and furnish testi
mony concerning said alleged abandonment
C. A. GILMAN, REGISTER
oct7-6wi H, c. BURBANK Keceiver
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CTAf1 OF MINNEsoTA-DIs1RIcr COURT
- Seventh Judicial District, County Of Stearns.
Edward "; Allen Alisn' Plaintiff sn,,; =,

Eliza J. Allen, Defendant.
The State OF Minnesota, to the abovc.naned
Defendant:
You are hereby summoned and required to answer
the complaint in this action which has been filed wi
the Clerk Of the District Court of the County of
StaArns a1ofessh 1t his Office in the City of St. Cloud
the saa complaint the subscriber 1T lis Office in
The City Of 1T. Cloud Aforesaid within thirty days
ateF the service Of this summons upon you exclusive
the said complaint within the time aforesaid, the
Plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for
the relief dem anded therein. ;,
L. W. COLLINS. ~
oet7-6w Plaintiffs Attorney, st. Clpud, MIMI,
De:ed St. Cloud. MIMI, October 2, A. D. 1863
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A1OTICE,-U. g. LAND OFYICK

~ :, i, st. Cloud, Ninn, Noyembe, 2 1seo
Co,pplaint having been entered at tli. o,ce 10
Paulson against Getmsn Aleson f1 aban do,,, .ai.
Homestead Entry No. Ss61, dated April .s:h, Iss7
In Chippewa CO.. Mimi, with view to the canc..t"n
u said entry the said parties hereby SUMMONED
70 appear at this office On the 10TH DAY or deem
BE- 1853, at 10 O'Clock in tire forenoon u resnoa
ana furnish testimony concerning said alleged ab.,
o"hh+ht. c. A. GILMAN, Register
ho'fo"i II. Z. BURBANK Receiver
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s. LAND OFFICE,

~ St. Cloud, Mimi, October, IL, 1869.
Comp aint having been entered at this of5ce bv
Angus; Hermann sple.ztoozerfor
abandoning As Homestead Entry No. 50s7, dated June
section s., township l2S, range s., in Todd
coun =, Minnesota with a view to the canceila-
ton Il said entry the said parties are hereby sum-
non"d to appear at this Office on the .O1a DAY OF
NOVEMBER, 1862 at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon to re
sPond and furnish testimony concerning said alleged
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At OTICE.-U. s. LAND OFFICE

N st. Cloud, Ainn., Oct 4, 1869
Complaint having been entered at tti, otic.,y
John Murphy against John r. Bel f.r atsn.y,,,y
biz Homestead Entry No. lO45, dated April 1S
1868. upon the Sc n section n, township ~, rare
81. in Stearns County, Minnesota, with view H.
Inc cancellation OF sad entry: the said parties s,.
hereby summoned TO- appear At th. office On Ike 2.-s
DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1868, at IL O'Clock in Tho
forenoon to respond ami furnish
said alleged abandonment.
=. A. GILMAN, Register.
oct'-oWs IL. Z. BUkB ANk. Kecei1ar
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NJ OTlCE-U. s. LAND OFFICE.
~ 81. Cloud, Mimi, October 8, 1869,
Complaint having been made at this elbce Inv p
Presumption ding No. 24S, dated December II iass
npon the nv and lots4 s. section %, to.nrhjp
. 10, .a1Es - IN stssrn. county Minnesota, with
ia1a or fsee at II oeo sS On in the the
forenoon 70 rsopd spd furnish testimony CONCERNING
. "A. GILMAN, Register,
ocllf6wI II. G. BURBANK, Receiver.
EXECUTION sALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN Exc
cution, Issued out Of AID under the seal OF the
Dlct Court for the Seventh Judicial District Of the
ete OF minnesota in and for the County Of stearrs
upon judgment, rendered and docketed in said
Sean ana county on the second day of March, A. D.
~ an ACTON therein pending, wherein franklin
ssson xs' plaintiff. and Ephra,m Curtis was defend
ant IN 'avor Of SSH plaintiff and against said do
;t, wE tne sum Of 1851 81 100, which said
y an en-, th.-e is now actually due said sum OF
$' WIN Autefes. thereon fro and since the rendi-
lion OF said Judgment to me- the Sheriff nj said
etearns county directed and delivered did on the
cy e o Gesocss isSs levy the following
rain Curtis, to wit: 1-pA-
Lot in R Riek II and Lot H. in Flock O. and lot
north side Of lot lying pext to lot in Block - "
equal width from front Of said lot 2 The came
being the north feet Of said lot 2 all in St. Cloud
City according to the plat and SURVEY th.1 eof made
by A. Curtis, ESQ., and recorded in the otee Of the
Register OF Deeds Of said stearns county. Aso lot
., IN siock IN the Town Of st. Cloud, according
sou ana recorded in the said Register Of DEEDS
the north 20 feet of said lot frontng 20 feet On
washington Avenue and running back to the rear Of
ftndant Ept aim Cults to, one, Joseph Goyette
NOW therefore. notice is hereby given, that will
se the above described real estate together with the
e The highest bdder for cash. at tho fraut door .,
the Court House. in the City Of st. Cloud in sasd
stea5n ss Sssanty; on the 271a DAY or NOVEMBER
A. ieos AZ o'clock in the afternoon Of that day,
then due thereon with the expense of ssie.
MATTHIAS 4ICKLEY Sheriff.
bf LAuERAAH, Deputy Sheriff of stearns County
HAYS KIM, Attorneys for Paintin.
Da edst St. Cloud, October 1862 oct7-