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DENTISTRY.
A LII DREAD REMOVED.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.
DIR. GEORGEB.S STEEL, DENTIST,
No 1913 Main street, Richmond, Va.

DIR. GEDRGE Is. STEEL, DESIioA,
No. 1913 Main street, Richmond, Va.
BY the use Of 'Nitrous oxide Cas- manufac-
turcd in its purcst form by myself, and daily adj
mnistcrcd to numerous patients, am extracting
teeth WITHOUT PAIN. -.
The patient Is not rendered unconscious oa'
feels no pain. 1900 ,,
Delicate ladies' and little children inhale this gas
with IMMUNITY. II Is perfectly safe and pleasant,
as the following testimonials viii sho"
READ AND NO LONGER HESITATE.
From the Professor NJ Natural Sciences at Rich
mo,id COLLEGE.
- have inhaled nitrous oxide as prepared oy
DR.. GEORGE Il. STEEL, who also, nj IN? reques,
administered 1t to member OF my iam, t lpo
pain, and without any subsequent unpleasant
effects. ,.,,o
its effects are altogether pleasurable. recon-
mend It's use with entire CONFIDENCE. p,,pvrAp
Richmond College, May 4, 1897
From Horace Ford, Esq.
~ inhaled nitrous oxide as prepared by Dr.
STEEL and had several teeth extracted witnout
pain, and without any subsequent unPieasant ei-
feet, though not wholly unconscious while unaer
its influence. | felt 40 PAIN WHATEVER. l re
commend It's use to all who would nave tneir tectn
extracted without pain"
From John p. Snead, Esq, FUe's Post-CGce,
GoochLand.
"a member OF my family to whom DR.. STEEL adj
minlstered his Nitrous Oxide Gas, ana extract.
ed number of teeth in very short time without
pain gladly and unhesitatingly recommends its
use TO Sufferers from aching teeth and from per-
sonai experience, pronounces II one OF the great
est OF blessings"
at don't hurt particle"
"I'n never dread having teeth taken out any
more" ,.
So far from any unpleasant effects, woulo
Ike To be under It's influence longer
and many like expressions are made ny those
who have experienced the beneht OF NITROUS oAio"
Gas in extracting teeth. :.
Those who have any doubts have only 10 gave Ii
one trial and they viii be cory inced
f,r Infhp q
the science Of dentistry In the most satisfactory
manner. 80 x., $50. e-a
Remember the place-No. I?3 Main street, n'e
doors above the Spotswood Hotel:
ie a-ttSwlt* GEORGE b. STEEL, Dentist
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DpSSOLUTE0NS, &c.


NO-PARTNERSIiIP D1SSOLN ED &.
Y The firm of BOSSIEUX 4 co. was dissolved
on MAY Is. 1869, by the withdrawal of W. y. FACE
The business will he continued by the remaining
partners under the style Of BOSSlEUA & CO,
Who are alone authorized 10 settle the affairs OF the
former firm.
We are prepared now. as we always have been
TO do all kinds Of hauling, and will he thankful Tor
all orders which will he attended, 10 promptly.
Office, Shockoe Warehouse Front.
EDMOND BOSSlEUN,
CYRUS BOSSIEUS,
jci-cod3t ROBERT W. COLLlEh.
PARTNERSHIP Z. j. MOSELE1
4 has this day become SPECIAL PARTNER
In the GROCERY AND COMMISSION DJSl-
NESS heretofore conducted by me. Mr.. Is. L.
ARCHER rcmaius with the house, and solcits for
II the patronage of his friends j. Is. KIDD:
RICHMOND, VA, June !, l,69 le 81
NO-PARTNERSIiIP the under
~ signed. have this day entered into co-partner-
ship and will In future conduct the " HoLE-
SALE AND RETAIL CHINA, GLASS, AND
EARTHESWARE BUSINESS at the iron-iront
building 1906 Main street, under the style OF G O.
GARY & BROTHER.
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed on
us individually, we solicit for the new firm the
favor of our friends and the public.
THOMAS +. GARY.
June lst, 1889. Jel
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The rust has appeared i'll the wheat near
Lynchburg.

The rust has appeared i'll the wheat near
Lynchburg.
Lynchhurg has paid $3.50 per 100 pounds
for Il pound or two Of tobacco.
There Is family in Henry county, Va,
seven members of which average eighty
years and six monthS.-DGnCiUe Times.
We have heard with deep regret that
Mrs. Mcdonald, wife of DR.. Gabriel Nc
Donald (brothcr to Mr.. Alexander Melon
aid, Of this paper, of Covington, Va, died
in that town, after II short Illness, on Friday
TIE 18th May.--Lynchbwg Inyindn.
Mr.. George Fisher fell dead Yesterday
while walking along Eleventh street. His
death was almost instantaneous. Mr.. Fisher
had been in bad health for some time past,
and had been subject to sudden fainting
spells, especially after exposure or immode-
rate cxertion.-Lynchb'ug Republican.
4 scccrc hajl-Storm passed over the
northern portion Of this county on Monday
evening last, extending from the neighbour
hood Of lIllborough and Whcatland rs far
east az Gorc>vilc. In some places the grain
was much injured.-Lcc$bny HoShlnJto-
man.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

SEDUCTION AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF THE
fRAH One knLED.--About one week ago
an unmarried daughter of Mr.. John Muir
ray, stoncmason, born and raised In this
city, and residing on Dinwiddic street, gave
birth TO child. The fact was made known
TO the father, and young man by tho name
Of Alexander Perry, residing or SCOTS
creek, who frequcnted the house, was ac-
cnscd of being the author Of the offspring.
Murray became intensely incenscd, and de-
clarcd, with an oath. that he would kill
Perry. The result was that he became
almost crazy about the affair, and went
about among his acquaintance talking
about the disgrace of his family. and swear
ing vengeance against the man whom he be-
!lcycd to hh the calse Of the ruin of his
daughter. Twice, Il Is said. lie covcrtly
sought the life Of Perry without result.
yesterday morning, however, he deter
mined to bring the matter tn close issue.
Taking Singlc-barrcl fowling-picce, he
left home, and proceeded to SCOTS creek
in search Of Perry. His intention having
preceded him, he met young Perry in com
pauy with his father (John Perry and elder
brother civilian Perry in the field of Mr..
Thomas Owens, on the verge of the creek.
John Perry was armed with Il pistol, and
Alexander Perry with double barrel
fowling-pccc. William Perry had no wea-
pom. Murray Immediately advanced upon
the party, and fired the contents of his shot
gun at them, striking Alexander Perry in
the left wrist and John Perry (thc father
in the left thigh. Alexander Perry then
lcycllcd his piece ut Murray and fired with
ont effect. The four men then closed, and
Murray grapplcd with the elder Perry,
striking him over the head with his gun,
SCATTERING it in pieces. At this juncture
Alexander Perry again levelled his shot
gun at Murray, and sent the whole contents
of one barrel into his (Murray's) breast and
face, creating wounds FROM which he died
in an hour afterwards.
The Perrys then left the field and went
off. the father and younger one (AleXander)
coming to town and delivering themselves
up to the civil uthorities-JuStice William
Knott bailing the younger one in the sum
OF $500 to appear and answer before Mayor
stokes this morning.
Murray, after being shot, lay upon the
field in dying condition, i'll the presence of
several persons who bad gathered, until the
arrival of DR.. McAlpinc, when he was
placed in light wagon by one of the neigh
bors who had arrived Oh the ground, and
brought to the city and carried to his home,
on Dinwiddic street between Queen and
London. DR.. McAlpne then endeavorcd to
administer stimulants to him, but by this
time lie was rapidly sinking, and nothing
awaited. After lingering in an insensible
state for about Il half hour he expired.
The deceased was forty-ninc years old.
He leaves wife and five children.
Young Perry will be brought before
Mayor Stokes this morning for examination.
Norfolk Journal, Saturday.
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EDUCTION IN PRICE OF ANTHRA-
IL CITE COAL.-Tho subscriber from date OF.
frrs ANTHRACITE COAL of best quality at 70
per ton of 2 900 pounds. delivered. Also, best OAK
and PINE WOOD tho lowest markesrates.
Offices cornerr,f ScvcntecntlsInd Dock, ana Sc
vcntcenth between Main and Cary streets.
4. II WRIT ROBERTS.
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In St. Cloud, Nov. 9Th, 1859; byaReyy, r..
'. Campbell, Mr., .ANDRlW LANse1 10 Miss
Dora THoxPsox. 49,: sl:a>
AtClsaairwatar, on The 9th. insiil.l, q the
residence Of tho: beids's, parents, ID y Rex
E. ". Campbeil,:< Mr.! nRleH! D; ,'B1oQx-
FIELD, Of st. Cloud, to Miss NE1L1E HHfr-
TENoRB, Of Clearwater. :..C4IyI'r a2AuoHJC
The ceremony way1 performed" It t. ;n1as
O'Clock in the morning, upon the 'arriy.t "
Rev. Campbsili;' tho bridesmaids. Miss J.n-
ME G. Mitchell Ind Miss Carrie burbank;
and the groomsnen, Messrs. "a, Blpem,
fold and ". B: Mitchell, Of tits eity: re
bride xas dressed in handsome travelling
suit, and was pronounced by al Is charm:
ing. A. the close of tie eersmopy,,a fine
COLLATION. r g .eryed, ,snfr vi;eh III; p.sty
came to this city, where Al. the residence Of
Gen. Fl: r. MiteAel1n from twelve til} one
O'Clock, az b4i& ala gfG 81 JlHscsivsdi Ii.
consr.tul.ties. q -.h,irr many friends
The bridal party loft On the afternoon
train for Minneapolis snd on the following
morning tho happy compile, bidding adisu
to the remainder Of the party, started on =
trip to the East. Among the presents re-
esived BY the bride Were . <h b. d
watch, chain and pin, a. elegant .so1ta;re,
full set~of rich 'taars,, pieces Of silver;
Paisley shawl, card cases, >lockets, &c. '''''
TAsanioh q this young e6ap1e stttagq,
ems the belief one would fain indulge in,
that marriages made in heaven some
times come safely to- hand: 70" sa5 thai
one is veil worthy Tie other ID 10 render "a
both the highest .pr.ise, vsli deserved,
That the good angels Of, Lite. NAY attend
them, ahoxeFlng upon, them ,deily, thu
choicest blessings, and tufhing sssids such
thorns as may come In their p.thxay-
that th.y MY 10 t6s' h.ppiest |96f:mMort.l'
lis our earnest wish, ...... ,,,:,, :,
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! !. ~ :. = & :,
THE MARKETS..

81. CLOUD, Nov. II, 1869.
No material changes from las', weeks
quotations are to be notsd: No: I wheat
remains ct go cents; while No. 2 ranges
from SOTO $50 The market IL shsky
even at the extremity low figures
Farn'sfs cannot bs blamed for not ssll-
ling, and yet shippers and millers
s.y they cannot give any better figures. In
Minneapolis No. wheat IL: but :;e2ae7o;
Winons 67.72e; in Milwaukee On Tuesday
87}ae1e. Most Of our farmers seem. dis
posed to hold on 70 the bulk Of their wheat
unti! spring, selling only what is necessary
to meet present wants. This Of course, a.
fects business Of al kinds. ~; '2s;z: >:
old corn, 900 new corn, in or, 5o.55
cents. ->..
Oats ore worth Is to 80 cents. -.
Rye-small lots are sold ct 60 cents.
Barley still advances sslightly:;. e6a7o
cents being pad.
>Kllittle buckwheat IL offered, It 65s7oc.
Bran, firm At $40 per ton.
Hay-brings readily So to $40.
Potatoes are scarce, and readily bring
45ab0 cents. =" ''
Onions srs also looking up, and .1s
worth 60 cents. 49, 90 4 Fl
Celery Of good quality il in market in
| fair quantity, and brings 40 cents per dog
en- heads. 1920. a..
New beans bring from 81 to $1.75. &c:
eording to quality. .HF >itts,t4
| Cr.nberries retail At SIS per bushel; SUP
ply moderate. :.
Apples continue to arrive by the hun
drsds Of barrels, and the best sell at SAFE
ass. 90 per barrel. -
A supply Of cider has been received: II
sells 1t $12 per barrel; 80 cents per gallon
Sweet potatoes, st cents per pound.
Eggs, limited supply; command 26c.: =;
Buttsr-hardt to get. Good quality COM
mands 25a30 cents.
Cheese has advanced; buying at zoe
| Ees4Aso8 ~ Aoo.e :, - :;
Honey, good supply, At 80 cents: i
Cabbsges bring SIS per hundred.
Beets plenty at so cents per bushel.
Wool is being brought in, and commando
400: ~ +
Beef is plenty and good, with a ten
dency downward in pries. The retail
price has declined this week.
Pork has declined slightly during TIL
week.
Not much venison 10 being brought in
/ about sufficient for home consumption. l
| i, in unusually good condition.
| M1xxsAPo11s. Nov. 10.
| WAa.t No. / 82a67c oats 42a45o; cor
60a90o. 80
/ MILwAuKns, Nov. 10.
:Wheat-Narket firm No. l, 9l3c: No.
s7}e. -, ~ 49, .
i O,ts-Nominl; 3sa3sie.
| CHICAGO, Nov. 10.
Whe.t-Market Irregular No. 2, SIT
Corn-No. 2, 653a66e. 'I'.- - =,
Oats-stsady, and demand 1air; %
3S}c. - ,,1.:..s -"
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MORRISON COUNTY.

- LlE1l1s FALLS, Nez. 3D. 1852. i
Enron Jou1xA1,. T.. .2 The slectioh in Nor
ri'on county y{atsed'y1 resulted r the
D. N. MoDougall, for Treasurer; Henry
fasieott, Sheriff; Calhoun Hays. '0ouAi)
Attorney; Theodore rBellefalle, Coroner
FtR 1ls & eD1 9 sus,e7HIOa
Court Comn ~, nnrs 2a:y, eu1 VIE .as
{, Wait lsn far ahead Of big ticket, and
Thorsen t f.r behind biz II e ess, &ess
90. ;,,...x- ..:.,z.2,., IN. RICHARDSON.
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splendid PREMIUMS.

| To EVERY subscriber, olasor
sev, eve wiu giv'e: ii copy::cfl tho
WESTERN Hong 1;[' f. (($ee notice
Plsevhere) for one gear. This
in no euise atterJSres euith the
Pren,iistna&e0r 6eloao to the
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At: LIMPERICH'S.
NOTICE. TO TEACHERS.


The undersigned, Superintendent Of the
Schools Of Stsarns county, Minnesota, will
conduct . public examination Of tho Teach
ers At the following times aud places, TO wit:
On Wednesday, the 9th day of December,
1859, between the hours Of 10 IN. and 8
r. H., It the schoolhouse in the village Of
New Munich.
on Friday, tho 10th day Of December;
1869, between the hours Of 10 A. H., and 3
P H., at the schoolhouse, District No. ~,
ct Paynesvflle, comprfslng tho towns of
Grow Lake, Getty, Grove, .Melrose, North
Fork, OK; Paynesville, Raymond; Sank
Centre, St. Martin and Zion, Of the Filth
Commissioner District. -.saa
On Saturday, the'l 1th day 81 December,
1869, between the hours Of 9 A. u. and 8
P. n, 1t the schoolhouse in the village Of
Rjehmond comprising the towns Of Rde1
Lake, Muison, Idxsmburg5 Rockville and
Wakefield, Of the Third Commissioner
District.
On Monday. tho 18th day IT December,
1869, between the kodrt If 9 L. n. and 4
/ 7. n. at my Office in the town of St. Au-
gusta. comprising The towns Of St. Angus
u, Fair Haven, Lyndsn and Maine Prairie,
/ sx5HNA sVl8bE1C6s,
!. Of kur.d.5, tie istaIi.y onDeoSneie !,
1859. between the hours Of 10 A. n. and
?. n. At the schoolhoues In the village Of
st. Joseph. comprising the towns Of Al
bany, Avon, Brockw.J, ): Lpr6suk, St. Jo'
seph and g. Wendell, ,of The Second Com
missioner District.
On Thursday, the Esd day Of December,
1869, between the hours Of 10 A. n. and Z
in the town Of st. Cloud, comprising th'
Persons DESTROYS Of teaching any schoo
y S t'.tI county lAiaae.ete, vtli pl'..,
times and places. .. HENRY KREBS, =,
! County Superintendent Of Schools,
| Stearns Couty, Minnesota
/ ST.. AUGUSTA, Nov. l, 1869. n16.t'
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DIED.

At st. Cloud, MINI, Nov: ~. 1853; ;ei
consumption, MARIA ExxA, wife Of J. A.
Stanton, aged thirty-three years.
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comprise a list: from which
any taste can be suited; all are
we'll bound; and Il: many, as
will. be seen, are standard
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Minnesota offers such induce
tnent for, N lew Subscribers: Il. !: !:
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TRAaxso1yluo.-Usion services viii Be
held ON Thanksgiving day (ths 18th inst
At the Presbyterian church, at 10y A. y.
The sermon will be preached BY Rev. Sat.
tsrles, pastor Of the Methodist church. ~
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Il make different features prominent: In
their turn to-dsy one thing, to-morrsw
or next week another, and then something
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thing Of dash in them, without great o.
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FoH REx1.-A good store-room in the
best business part Of the city. Size Of
room 22x60, furnished with counters and
shelving suitable for any kind q bosiness
Rent moderate. / Inquire Of { :: ! = 4
.&oAH T&t a'NIIl&E j JOS BROKER.
.HBt. CLOUD, July 20, isso.Ha 7s1jH2hu1'
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Hep,. so.1 sA1,.TTA l.rs. double house
win ths corner lot upon which It stands,
oae, square from tie Neraal ssAosl, will
30 sold 10y ekesp. Inquire 1t this ofioe.
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.-c.pt: i. "; Collins hss :bssa rstained
By c.rh.rt and Traiaor, now n jail on he
charge Of being Accessory 70 The murder u
Cha. hfeManns lat spring. 10 dss.nd then
e. their tr1al next month, sH @ .so? ~. !,
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ii y u AS i t:>:3f
Hs1 the 'NSv.1e<h1
warrsntee Deed ffo6mln Ladir1ii TifasIj2 ehd
hush. 70. Hlyira. a, 4eaytt.fpr. md lot NJ
nw} SEQ. 2e T. l22 =. 28w. $500
Werr.ntee Deed from, j., 4. Benham srd
wife 10 r. Driver ~ n14 So: 81 +. 122
B. - VI: !ia.:ii" &7"f VII 81 'iaro'!: 2oIre0OO
yarrsnteesD Deed from a: 'Fspelieh q, tAp
"0rdsr Of 81. Rsnediet"'', Tor nv}; So 81.
l26 II: !8lW.s sts;.I1 ..e~:ia:: u1,.ilr,H - 400
Warreates Deed from VIM. ~Muud land
wife to John Mund fer 40 acres IL 'dfwf
SEQ. 1T. sl22 R. 26'1.s "1a'3 81 .oG$lO0
Warrantes Deed from n. Green md wife
70 Dominique Wolsin' for tse}:sN} Sec. "a
T: 1924 r. ,29w. 'h'1j's. 4 500
Warraatee Deed from b. Wolsiu and vic
to n. Green for part Of nw} swl SEQ. "a
T. 1A RG29,w.4 aG JfiG v'isv;$lO0
Quit-clalm Deed from r. Diedrich and
xifste J: Rupert for a. nx} and nj sHt
Wsrrautes ,Dssd from 81. % Sdhafsii. and
wife to Assehsssr %fors4 nwf aud at}nw3}
and lot 1.see:' s r. 122;R., 81 ": Us $500
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sslor.: ol i: HonBe1lAD.-Rron Hon.
c. T. 0i1a, Hsgistss. " Issr. hat -.
t,sasy;:: 8; sAss -tssA-kess, ehi.t Of tAs
Mn Lssbesd q Chippsvs Indians. cane
toikS:IlaA 06ee 81 took . hensstssd.
HS1Se alrtadys ssetisa II land, vhses
49, stllsSs ~. nsas Ne nssth q Iseeh
LA $3.50 hin BY ~ PrssidsaA H
vs.tld ness lssd, I'D Asd ths money Il
b.yA ~ . tAst petite. b still ansur'
v.ys1, y - aoa h IL marked He h..
lived thsrs ~ :sves thirty yssss, and dos
NJ HE 4, 1--we. He spoke ~ English
VT as.sd tlressh - iatespse'sr. md W
tAs 1T tsll-blosdsd 1sdiss Who evsr tool
aheasatsaA hsrs. He ~ ven dressed
I'D 1ssaed highly pleased viii ths home
slsad eps1stios. t'{'l:. 4 :, 49," rs'
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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-11-11

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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-11-11

Coon LAxp.-Ses The advertisement Of
audsfor sale in; Stesrns and Pope counties.
The land. .rs good, aAd ~ The prices very
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-11-11

r. ~ eaae If chronic rheumatism Of un-
usual tsveri9, cured BY Johnson's Ano-
dyus Linment, IL noticed BY one Of our
4; sxekanSss. "a lsfgs bunch came ont upon
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