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PERsoxAI.-J. B. Abbott, Of the firm Of
Piekit & Abbott, starts Tor New York to-
morrow.
Mr.. E. L. Wright, Of Sank Centre, was
in town on Saturday on his way homo from
= visit to tho southern part Of the State.
Mr.. John Drsssler started last week with
his family to Iowa.
We were pleased to receive q call yester-
day from our old friend, D. ". Coulthard,
at present J. P. at Shakopee.
r. NJ. Richardson arrived in town on
Wednesday, just in time to receive the
Democratic nomination for Senator. He
deserved better treatment.
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"A Watch, pair of Blankets Quilt or Shawl for One
Dollar appears almost impossible but such may be had
and HUNDREDS Of other useful articles by patroning
Parker Co's, "One Dollar 1ale.'
Their y stem OF doing business has been examined
by the authorities and Decision rendered from the
Internal Revenue department at Washington dated
Nov. 4th 1885, declaring Their business perfectly fair
and Legitimate and entirely different from the numer
gift enterprises. OF course Ill do not get Watches
blankets, &C., for Ono Dollar, but every large Club,
one Of these articles are sold for One DOLLAR ~ an
extra induoement, and some member of the club has
the chance of obtaining it. new feature introduced
by this enterprising firm, to pay their agents in
either cash merchandise and to prepay the express
charges. No better opportunity can be offered to
either Ladies Gentlemen. having leisure time, than
to form clubs for this firm.
Read their sdv9tbement In another column, and
sead fox catalogue.
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6rRAYHD.-from the subscriber black
COW, medium siss,. eight or nine years old !;
has been gone about four weeks. Any
one giving information ~ to the whore
e5outs Of sid COW viii DO rewarded BY ;
:. E. G. SMITH.
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MoRE L1aHr.-Ticknor, Tolman & Co.,
in addition TO their large stock of drugs,
paints and oils, have just received q com.
plete assortment Of lamps and lamp goods
chandeliers, lanterns and all the new styles
Of non-explosive burners and chimneys;
also kerosene Of the best quality, very low
for cash. Call and see our goods and
prices.
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Life of Abraham Lincoln,

By Hon. Joseph H. Barrett, late Commits
sioner of Pensions. It is a handsome VOL
ume Of 700 pages, with numerous fine il
Illustrations, and steel.engraved portrait
Of the late President. This is book no
one should be without. We will furnish it,
on the above conditions, either in English
or German, as may be desired. A speci-
men copy can be seen at this Office. Retail
price So.
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ADDIr1o1s.-We make several valuable
additions to our premium lists this week,
including Henry Ward Beeehsr's Sermons;
''Kathrins," BY Timothy Titeomb; '.Nor-
wood" BY Beeoher; "Credo," the new
book which il exciting 50 much interest /;
Conybssrs and Hswson's ''Life and Ep g.
ties Of St. Paul, tho full and unabridged
edition, which ranks Is one of tho most
valuable works Of the day; and some pub
locations Of special interest to bee keepers.
These premiums are all offered on excesd-
inGly liberal terms.
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STEARNS COUNTY,
PATxHsY1LLI, Oct. II. 1876

PAESEsv1tLE, Oct. II, 1869.
EDITOR JOURNAL. Rev. Robert Hoover,
living near here, planted ono year ago last
spring, two pounds Of Early Goodrich po-
tatoes, which produced nine and oue-hslf
bushels. From this quantity he selected
and planted one potato, which yielded f.
teen bushels Of nice sound potatoes, which
he put in his cellar last week. Hs also
obtained from half-peund Of Rose pota-
toes, Z half barrel ~ = yield. lsa't Robert
some on the potato question! Beat him, If
you can.
Many kinds Of potatoes arc rotting bad
".
Wheat, since threshing commenced, does
not turn out - we'll ~ was expected earlier
in tho season, and the continuous vet
weather has left what there 10 in . bad
condition. Much Of II is barely marksta-
bio. The roads srs still soft.
=. Yours FLIP.
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-Parson's Purgative Pills will greatly
relieve, il not entirely cure dyspepsia,
when everything else fails ,, They have
been tried in some desperate c.ses, and
have given more relief than any other med
ioino. -, E3ivf yafv~j5e{. Il "a st;sr":s
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MANY valuable horses die from the e.
fsots Of collie. The hest thing 70 do in .
OK. .. iii. Kid. !. q pour. bottl. Of
Johnson'ss Anodyne Lininsut Into long
nsoked junk bottle, add half = pint Of mo.
lassSs aud water, then pour the whole
down tie horses throat. In ten minutes
Tie horse viii begin to al. 5'@
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t-The last issue Of the Alexandra Poet
contains The following '.personsl'':
&. G. earns, familiarly known ~ Irwin
81" 10 In town. He hss the reputation
Of being one Of the hsudsomsse men in st..
Cloud. The primary object OF his visit ID
On inspection Of the order Of KS.S., OF
which he 10 GIL. for the Northern Dis
triet Of this State. In addition 70 this,
he 10 purchasing corn to Gil . government
contract. He will remsin some time with
10. and 10 welcome, % long % his money
holds out. AZ. .F =. 49,. +.
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cHAue.s.-By The action Of the late Meth
edist CoaSRsaos, Rev. J. B. Creighton was
Assigned 70 Superior City, for which place
10 win start tomorrow. Mr.. Creighton,
during his two years labors here, did
much good. He 10 IN earnest, able and Of
fsstivs preacher, and very many friends
eatAds his congregation, % we'll ~ In il,
win regret his departure.
M. crsishton's successor, Rev. ". ".
Saasrise, u. from Wssscs, and 10 very favor
ably spoken Of. He will arrive here on
Wednesday, the 9Th inst. :. -; 4, =. =.
Il, Rev. G. 0risvold, late Prssiding Elder
Of this District, Il tssasfsrrsd to the more
iuportsat field embraced in the Winona
District. He has we'll earned this promo
- tis1.s = i q. .i3.,tss # y4s
Rev. Nssh Lathrop, Of Paynesville, in
: this county, succeeds - Presiding Elder.
His continuous lsbors sntitls him to THU
prefsrmsat, and hs viii enter upon tn
work with zeal. ".,' ~
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EXCITING ADVENTURE.

Joseph Edelb1ock has now received his
fall and winter stock of goods, an examin-
alton Of which he would ask Of the people
of Northern Minnesota. He would call
special attention to his Chicago handmade
boots and shoes which he will warrant in
every respect. He has q full line, and
challenges competition as to prices. He
is making this branch Of his trade speci-
atty. Mr.. Edelbrock has heavy stock
Of clothing, mems and boys; oil kinds Of
hats and caps; dry goods, dress goods and
trimmings; the far-famed plymouth
buckskin gloves, Alexandra kids, etc.
Call and see, and you will surely purchase
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lit il seldom W use the columns Of
this paper to s.puff'' OF notice the ''thous-
and and one'' articles known Is "Patent.
Medicines" We, however, may call atten-
ton to the article known - IS. T.-186O
*, Plantation Bitters." We desire it
understood that we do 80 without any solic-
itation or promise Of benefit from the pro-
prietor or other interested parties. We
simply do it ~ an act Of duty towards
those who are laboring under physical dis
ability, weakness, and the various com
plants arising from impurities of blood.
Having used the Bitters It tho instigation
Of . friend, land We confess, with some
misgivings at the outset,) We found them
most valuable medical compound, and to
our great satisfaction, accomplished the
object for which they were used. .,',,.:1
Magnolia water.-snperiors to tho best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
price. :,..,.,......4 .st-};,,..,
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Life Of Abraham Lincoln, (sse notice
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who live here, and to- those
abroad as we'll.
We would now announce
that about the LIST of Deem
ber-which will be as soon
as the smoke Of the present
political campaign shall have
cleared away-we will COM
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In addition, The JOURNAL
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Of State and General News,
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NoR1H11n PACIFIC RA11loAD.-A petit
ton addressed to the Directors Of the Com
pany 10 being unanimously signed, in
which, on consideration Of tho road being
run through this place, our people pledge
their best efforts to obtain such legislation
and to adopt such means ~ will secure for
the line the right Of way through etearns
county, bonus sufficient to build . rail-
road bridge across tho river, and also from
fly to one hundred acres for depot
grounds. This 10 oil additional to tho st.
Cloud aud Minneapolis charter and land
grant already rendered.
Mr.. T. G. Mcclure returned on Tuesday
svening ftsu New York, where hs had
bssn in attendance upon the meeting Of the
Dirseaors Of the Northern Pacific. Al
many Of ths more Important reports were
not in (nsluding that Of the last survey to
this place BY Col. Owsns) The Board ID
'jeurnsd sahjsst to The call Of the Presi.
dealt Although nothing definite is known,
he prospects Of Ct. Cloud look favorable
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Soxs vRAI.-Coats & Freeman killed .
calf yesterday ten weeks old. which
weighed, when dressed, 25e pounds.
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ABSTRACT OF PERSONAL PRoPERTY.-
In the last issue was given On abstract Of
the farm products Of stearns county. This
woes, . tabular statement is given, by
towns, Of personal property. It may be
condensed % follows, with the addition o:
= Ia = Ia Al
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SCHOOL CnILDREN.-Mr. Barnes has con-
clude6 his enumeration Of the school chill
dren in this place. The total number is
749-females 400; males $40. This Is an
increase Of about 100 over last year.
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RusAwA1.-On Saturday last, Mr.. Ed
win Capple's team started from in front Of
Mr.. Boyd's store, and dashed down WASH
ington avenue. Kegs Of lard, boxes Of
candles, barrels Of sugar, and family gro
ceries generally were scattered about in \
demoralized condition.
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Heusn 1oI SALs.--A large doubls no use
with the corner lot upon which it stands,
one square from the Normal sohoel, will
b sold very eAeap. Inquire ~ this Office.
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very best
styles Of
parlor and cooking
stoves
for sale at
Rosenberger Bros
Hardware Store,
St. German street.
st. German street.

SAuk CrxrRE.-A couple Of gentlemen
arrived from Fall River, Mass, to secure
and locate body Of land for twenty fami-
lies.-The first monthly fair and market
day, on the I'd, Was = success. A brief
address was made by Chss. Walker. A
large variety Of farm products, stock, man
ufactures, &c., were displayed. The next
market day will be On the 9Th Of Novem-
Der. J. D. Carr is Secretary Of the Grange
Of the P. Of H. under whose auspices
these fairs are held.-Wheat 7co; oats
Csc; corn, none in market.-HeraM.
ALEXANDRIA IrExs.-We condense the
following from the Post: Wheat is 70a75c;
corn, 90a95c oats, 30c.-The fall i'm
migration has commenced.-The farmers
are doing more fall blowing than hereto
fore. Sensible. 1.-The cranberry crop
is short but good DR.. L. G. Sims had a
mite society, and, we know that all who
went had q good time.-Hammond &
McCurdy have purchased D. Fredenburg's
livery stock. .f'...f..:=..
Tho following We find in the last issue
Of the Farmers' Union:
The wife Of . wealthy farmer in Palms.
vile, recently made her good husband hap
Ply by presenting him with three large
healthy children at one birth. Two Of
them were boys and one girl. Ire girl
has since died.
SOMETHING NIcE.-Coats & Freeman
have for sale the very incest steaks and
roasts to be found in town. Their venison
is prime. A good supply Of poultry con-
stantly on hand. Farmers can always re-
ceive the highest cash price Of Coats &
Freeman for their fat cattle, pork, mutton,
non1frv ~
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Pollcn Counr.-On Tuesday jos. Going
Vas fined SIS and costs for drunkenness.
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Coon LAnD.-ses tbs advertisement Of
and for sale in Steal No and Pops counties,
The lands ars goed, aAd he prices very
loV. E&a@ A&E&ElfS<%-E"
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Soxs TuRxlP.-Oscar Bentley left At
this Office on Monday white turnip which
weighs just tsrenty pounds. It was raised
on the farm Of Mr.. Bowsworth, on St.
Georges Prairie.
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Coscsa1.-The concert BY Ossian E.
Dodge and Prof. Seager on Tuesday even
Ing, was well attended, the hall being
crowded with fne audience. The pro-
gramme was good, and the singing capital.
Dodge put the house in . roar whenever
hs opened his mouth, and very often when
he didn't. Prof. sesger has . sweet, clear
voice. very effective in ballads. Mr.. Dodge
informed 10 that no did not intend concert
ing any more, that this was just . little
social visit with his friends in St. Cloud.
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socrAnts.-rhs young folks seeiabls
will be held At tho residence Of Rev. f. v.
Campbell, tomorrow evening. All are in.
YitA6
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"A very interesting letter from Nevada
IL on Ale for next weekr3;-i III! sa2:4r
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= FoR SAI8.-Within the next twenty
days, thirty yoke Of prime oxen, . large
proportion Of which are at and suitable
for the pineriss. In fact, the entire lot
were selected from herd Of some two
hundred yoke, and are cattle that cant
DO beat" \ the upper country. 1have a.
20 for sale large number Of wagons, most
Of which have only been used part Of
one season. Terms cash, and win make
prices ON that basis, % desire TO sell.
nc. BURBANK.
81. Cloud, Oct. 18th, 1869.
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There is some talk OF moving, the
Methodist church further up town. The
crossing Of the rsvine bridge is one Of the
principal difficulties In the way. =
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Fol RExr.-A. good sstore-room in tho
best business part Of ;. the city. Size Of
room 22x50, furnished with counters and
shelving suitable for any kind Of business.
Rent moderate. Inquire Of -. r.
: .@ ..s,.as n. JOS. BROKER. :
81. Cloud, July 20, 1859. .ga.>g K
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, HAHDwARs.-Ths new advertisement Of
that reliable house, Clarke 4 Co., in this
issue viii attract attention. In addition "a
. hssvy stock Of stoves and general hard
ware, they have large supply Of Collins
4 Co. east esst-stesl p,ows. for which
thy ~ sole sgsnts q this plses.
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$e96,e42'
q
s$2,0e6.92e

W have r .;r:gy .: $2,Oo6,926
q the actual value Of the personal proper
y Of stsar.s county. ulaneing At the Az
srsss valuation, and estimating The num-
Ger Of article not returned at ill, these hg-
urss are rather below than above the true
amount. 81 -,
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ClxDlTABLE.-It is . creditable fact
that at the two best hotels in st. Cloud, no
liquor is sold-the Central and Fletcher
Houses. We wish We could say the Same
for all the rest.
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~ The Circulation OF The journal
10 DOUBLE that Of any other paper
publishea In NortAsra Minnesota. Let
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81. Cloud, Oct. 18th, 1869.

Norman PAcIno.-Pickit l. Abbott
farnish some important Information con-
esrnins this route In their supplement this
week. Read i'll "
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NEw Fsxcs.-Messrs. Tenny + sprague
arc busily engaged in putting up the new
fence around the Court House Square. It
10 neat and substantial
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MoII.-Nrs. Yarwsll has received still
snsthsr lot Of wall paper and. window
curtains, latest styles. A lot Of holiday
goods on the Wsy. a. :-..
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To any subscriber renewing
for another year and furnish
ing ,1.n:.. ~ ..:,.;:.
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days session, The following list of appoint
msnts for this District 5vas made:
Of. CLOUD DIST, n. LArHR0P, P. =.
St. Cloud-W. W. Saterlee.rG
Little Falls---------.
Harrison, supplied BY T. Libby.
Princeton. supplied BY J. J., Stanton.
Oak Grove-J. L. Smith.
Round Prairio, TO DO supplied.
Sank Centre-Wm. Copp.
Alexandria-J F. Kingslsnd.
Paynesvill-E. r. Lathrop.
Osakis, supplied by l.. F. Tubbs.
Grove Lake-C. r. Burksloo.
Duluth-H. Webb.
Superior City. r. Creighton.
Montioello-A. Greasy.
Carrunnna--
Forest City,. L. Fasig.
Greenleaf- NJ. Bowdish.
Observation-Disclosures Woodwork.
Steeisville. supplied by - Potter.
Roekford-E. Cook.
Watertown-A. H. Abbott.
Brockway, supplied by J. NJ. Akers.
Clearwater-L. Gleason.
konlskd-Johu Sherman.
Big Lake, supplied by - Bsitey.
Buffalo, supplied by N. L. Lambert.
Among the ministers formerly located at
his place, Rev. Gleason is assigned to
Clearwater; is the St. Cloud district {;
Rev. D Tice, to Lake City; and Rev. W.
Carver, to Chatfield; Rev. c. Griswold has
'een appointed Presiding Elder Of the WI
iona District.
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Tho st. Cloud JOURNAL ID model
county .nswspapsr.-Blss Earth City Post.
The Poss ought to knew, - It IL In just
he same hx, ess.cS ,.- 1. .-''
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SPLENDID PREMIUMS.

AS an inducement for clubs,
we offer the following valua.
BILE premiums for New Sub
scribers:
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REMovED.-Mr ]. r. Bennett has re.
moved to Lahr's brick block, where he has
. handsome room.
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LEcru1ss.-Tbe suggestion has been
made that il would be we'll to have . course
Of lectures delivered turing the winter ON
scientific and kindred subjects. The idea
is . good one. There are gentlemen in
the city abundantly capable Of filing .
list Of eight or ten lectures, to the benefit
Of the many who would be glad to hear
them. It is proposed to make the admit
lance fec just sufficient to cover the actual
expenses.
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Al the late session Of the District
Court in Douglas county, Of the eight casee
on tho civil calendar, fee were for divorce.
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~ All kinds Of Job Printing, In Eng
lish, German or Norwegian, executed At
this of6ee. Send in your orders. 49,
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OlArol1o.-Prof Seager eontenplates
coming to St. Cloud in couple Of weeks
and preparing the oratorio Of "Queen E.
ther'' to b brought out here. We hope he
NAY. Il has boon given in other places
in the stats-Minnespolis, Winona, &c.,
and 81. Cloud il able to furnish musical
ability sufficient to present it in iue style.
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s ~ W would respectfully rtqstss al
as,insss men and Others wishing any kiad Of
Job Printing, to call and eramins osr
extensive stock Of New Material, just received
from tho East, before sending to St. Paul or
going elserhsrs. Our JOB Office is Ho,o one
Of the bes. IN the State, and va do Uork
which We wiu guarantee to b satisfactory,
at Saint Paul Prices.