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THE RIVERSIDE FOR 1859.


This nvorite magazine fer the young
announces the following as among the no.
tlceable features of the coming volume:
l. New Stories, contributed especially
to the "Riverside" in advance Of their
publication in Denmark. By HANS CHRIS
TAN ANDERSEN.
2. A Serial, 'White and Red" Of thrill
ing adventure and humorous scenes
amongst our Northwest Indians. By Mrs,
WEEKS, author of "Ansilee."
3. Stories from Spenser sud Chaucer.
ny the author of the popular stories from
Shakespeare.
4. Papers on Invention of Art: how
statues IRE made, how telegraphs are
worked, how boy can make photo graphs,
ETC., etc.
5. Hunting in South Africa: Streets of
Consta2tlnople, American Cities. New Or
leans, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York,
Boston, etc., etc.
6. Life on the Prairie. Porte Cravon's
Young Virgluians.
Z. Exquisite Fairy Pictures and Poems.
Graceful tales by popular writers.
.. Illustrations Of the Bible. History,
Natural History, Biography, Curiosities,
etc.
8: Fun and Frolic in all sorts of FORMS
The list Of writer's for the ''Riverside"
includes Jacob Abbott, Hans Christian An
dersen, Alice and Phoebe Cary, Nellie
Eyster, 2. r. Goulding, Paul H. Hayne,
Horace E. Scudder, Helen G.. Weeks, V,eux
!aoustache, Author Of '.Susie's Six Birth
days." Author of "Seven Little Sisters"
etc.
A fu't.page Fontispiece and number of
large illustrations in every number.
BRILLIANT ILLUMINATED COVER.
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HARVEST HOME!
TT s. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI.
~, January q, 1860.

George ". NlIer:
on the 1lrH DAYOF MARCH, 1900, at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon of the said day and then and there show
cause why your Homestead Entry No 2l12 msds b.,
you November 18th, 1895. upon the v 4 nv 4 lot 2,
lands subject to sale at St. Cloud, Mimi, should not
DO cance'ed, as Charles Miles alleges IN abandon
ment thereof by you and proposes then and there
show the same, when you will bo permitted to con
test such showing. II. G. WATT, Register,
jan2S6wk II. c. BURBANK Recover.
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MEADOW LANDS

afording an Unlimited supply Of grass and
hay. They are easy Of access to mines on
Lake Superior, and the great pineries Of
the northern part Of the State, which af-
fords the best and principal markets for
cattle in the country. In connection with
stock raising it is necessary to call atten-
ton to the fact, that the
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1868. WINTER TIME TABLE. 1864.
Or AEDAFTER, 1ONDA Y, sOvEMnER
10TH, 1868, trains for St Anthony
Junction, Anoka, Elk River, St. Cloud and
Sank Rapids, will run as follows:
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Prospectus Of the Weekly
Press,
"a ~

Now that the election of General Grant assures the
happy settlement of our national difficulties on basis
OF Justice and relieves our columns great extent
Of tie absorbing exactios of political discussions b
publishers of the WEEKLY PRESS have determined
to carry out their long cherished project OF making
that paper the Best Family Journal in the West,
The WEEKLY PRESS is a magnificent Eight Page
sheet, containing over FIFTY columns Of reading
matter. 1t is the Largest Newspaper published in
Minnesota, aud contains nearly twice as much Read
ing Matter rs any other Republican Journa1,
It, ample Page. enable Us, therefore, to give our
than any other paper and there IN department in
which We do not propose to make the Weekly Press
complete aud unrvalled. 10 Political discussions aud
and Congressional Proceedings Commercial and Sta
tisticsl Intelligence the eeky Press will hereafter
"a heretofore No ahead Of any other jOurna but we
now propose to devote especial attention those fea
to the Family Circle. 70 Literature, Select Tales,
Poetry, Anecdotes Personal Gossip, Humorous Miscel.
lany Current History and Biography, to the special
ties Of Minnesota Agriculture and Horticulture and
Household, the Farm aud the Garden Our object
will be to make it the tavorte of every Republican
Farmers Preside IN the State the weekly delight
and insoructlon of Young anu Oh.
Wo also propose to make the WEEKLY PRESS in
dispensabls to every Clergyman and eacher 10 the
State, by furnishing weekly budget of Local. Reli-
gious and Educational Intelligence which can be
found nowhere Use.
the Capital the complete Market Reports of St. Paul
Milwaukee. Chicago and New York for which the
Daily Press is unrvalled, propose to make promi
Eemt point 10 me State on the day preceding it's issue
enable US, without nr-ncning too much on these de-
pa:tmcnts to give 'uiI Reports during tho winter of
all Legislative and Congressional Proceedings which
no other hepuDilcrn Weekly in the State has space
70 90. we OTTER the following terms to subscribers
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The undersigned will furnish
pIIRE LAKE ICE

UNIV IH nv 1CU,
During the summer season, daily. to all
parties desiring it, and at reasonable rates.
Orders to be left at his saloon, on St. Ger
main street, opposite the Catholic Church.
JOHN MARSHALL.
st. Clssd, April Goth, 1868. tt
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Livery and Sale Stable.

The undersigned has just erected &
a large and commodious stable on the COR
ner Of Lake Street and Perry Place, oppo-
site Clark's store, near the Central House,
which he has filed with livery stock, COM
prising a number Of
FINE RISES,
Suitable for either riding or driving, and =
variety Of
HANDS SOME BUGGIEs
For single or double team.
Commodious, elegant carriages for pleas
ure parties always ready.
All orders for teams, for Excursions, Fu-
nerals or Journey will be attended to
promptly. 8
His stock is Of the best kind, AMI he
invites his friends to call.
L. B. SILSBY.
St. Cloud, June 23d, 1863. v6n49-l
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Grow River Trains

PURCHASE TICKETS at the Stations i,ef,,.er,sr
l. ing the Cars, at Discount from the reaa, train
rates 400"
Passengers must get their Baggage Chez ked i.T,-.
VIII be carried over the road. and Oh the arrival a
the Train at place Of destination must presc,t 1t,
eheck and take possession Of their Baggage
The Company will rot be Res ponsihle
for the Safety of any Baggage after its
sVal 81 station for which it is checked-t being 40
part Of the b1snes Of this COMPANY to receive I'D
store baggage, unless special contract is u.ae =,
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Grain Growing s. Stock
Raising
These lands are unsurpassed in the State,
and are dotted over with ianumerable fresh
Lakes, and traversed by fine running
streams, which are bordered by an asun
dance Of good
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Located along their Two Railroad Lines
viz: from St. Paul via St. Anthony,
Anoka, St. Cloud and Sank Rap
ids to Watab, aud from St. An Il
tthony via Minneapolis, Wy.
zetta, Grow River, Waver-
ly and Forest City to
the western boun-
dairy Of the
STATE.
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the coat he wore the day before he
started?' She did not know, but
went st once to discover, and soon re-
turned with handful.
Together they sat down to examine
them. They were such as might have
been left any morning in the pocket Of
any merchant, all save one in we'll.
worn blank envelope. On opening
this, Mr.. Twinzy exclaimed:
ooh, hero is one at lcas, but this
does not appear to be the paper I saw
him read as he sat in the parlor the
night Rufus was 50 i'll"
Mr.. T~inxy congratulated himself
mentally on the truthfulness Of this
statement, for it certainly did not ap.
'ita> any paper he had eve'
: read. 1t was an IN.
'hyne which never
any but the writer
had distracted il
As he pretended to
that other paper,
his:
nine,
st 10 mne
eyes shall shine
r. ever,
-, nie's dark river,
Like stars with quiet bean,
Into troubled stream,
From out the ritted seam
OF dark clouds, hung on high,
Ger ali the stormy sky.
The wave, through mist and night,
Looks up to catch the light.
And sees the edge Of white
Which lines tho cloud above.
So, look to thy love,
And learn to hope again
That, up beyond this pain,
There is = purpose high.
Which looks toward the sky.
These clustering alders dark,
And willow boughs, which mark
Lies long and weary way,
Through banks Of frettsd clay;
Nay, even these clouds VII ich lie
Above, are not my sky;
This stretches far away
TO whsrs the eternal day
Lights up the throne Of God
Out On the ocean broad
That ~ Of glass and IRE
Where angels STRIKE the Tyre
when We have tOinsd that choir.
Wei! know Why 70 have met,
70 love and to forget
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r AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD. MIMI,
~ December 9. 1868.

Hugh H. Kyle:
SIR Yon are hereby notified to appear At this ONCE
the forenoo OF the said day and then and there show
why your Homestead Entry No: 1891. made BY
yon May l3th 1865 upon the ne sectionA, township
St. Cloud Minn., should not be Cancelled, a. Carl
Hanson alleges abandonment thereof by you, and
proposes then and there to show the same when You
will DO permitted to contest such showing.
He. WAIT, Register,
decl7.6wn II. G. BURBANK. Receiver.
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DAIRY BUSINESS

Is as yet in its infancy, which is shown by
the high prices of butter and cheese, and
the large importations of those articles ev-
cry season from the Eastern States.
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Clubs of twenty will be entitled to an extra cory of
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OF the Tri.week1y gratis Clubs of one hundred will
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IT ISLAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD MIMI,
January s, 1869,
Frank Adelmann:
on the 18TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1859, At 10 o'cIoct
in the forenoon of the said day and then and there
shox cause Why your Homestead Entry No. 81.
made ~ you April 9th, 1854 upon the NV Il
triet ofland. subject to saleat St. Cloud MINI
rot bs cancelled ss1acobas c. Donken alleges an aban
BY proposes then and there to
'e t ;ao.ias. nc: WAIT, Register,
y 4a01A-oVl III. g. RnRR NJ
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THE
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| AND OFFICE. ST. CLOUD, MINI,
. December l4tS6S.

| AND OIfICE, 81. CLOUD, MINI,
~ December Il, Is6s.
ko0e,t Aitehsu:
en: You are hereby notified to appear at thisof5ca
on the 2e9a DAY Or JANUARY, 1859 At Il O'clock v.
re e1d dey and then and there show cause Why you
1ses, upon the Lot No. g. section g. tovnsbin 10
sanSo ~ the District Of lands subject to sale t
81. Cloud, MINI. should not be cancelled as William
=. west alleges a abandonment thereof by you and
proposes then and there to show the same when von
will be permitted to contest such showing.
H. C. WAIT Register.
oecA7-6Ws H. C. BURBANK Receiver
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uecI1-6WH n. c. BCKBANk. Receiy
I And OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
Ia December 10Th 1868

/ -@@~o o11101s1 S1' O10OO, MIMI,
~ December Goth, 1865.
CONRAD Rihsha1pt:
SIR: You are hereby notified to appear at this otzcs
on the 1sr DAY OF MARCH, 1869, at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon of the said day and then and there sw
you june 2sth 1867, upon the S K sw j.
section 81 township III range 80 in the district q
lands subject to sale at St. Cloud Nnn should not be
Cancelled as Charles Perag allie fes an abandonment
thereof BY you, and proposes then and there to sw
the same, when You WILDE permitted to contest ueh
showing. H. c. WAIT Reois,ar
dec3l-6wl H. C. BURRiNE Pen;
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As ~
PATR0NIZE
the place whore you can buy the cheapest
and best Furniture and save
YOUR
money. We are prsparelto offer greater
Inducements to
HOME
purchasers than ever before offered in St.
Cloud, ~ We are in connection with our
sales room,
MANUFACTURERS
Of Bcdsteads. Bureaus, Stands, Cribs and
Lounges at wholesale and retail.
BY
this you will readily see that you will get
goods cheaper by calling and
BUYING
these articles Of US than any other house
in town. We keep for
YOUR
use all kinds Of Upholstery and Parlor
Sets, which We furnish to order. All Of
the best quality Of
FURNITURE
and deal in none but the bess
the best. Also large stock Of all kinds of
Chairs, Mattresses, Spring Beds, SC.
Repairing and ordered work promptly
attended to. Give US . call. Rooms on
st. German st., St. Cloud, opposite Cath
olie church.
SPICER g. CARLISLE.
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I AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MIMI.
~ January Sth, 1869.
s1R You are.hereby notified to appear at this Office
on the 30 DAY:oF FEBRUARY, 1869, at IL o'clo,I in
the forenoon of the said day and then and there show
you November 18th, 1868, upon lots 3 section Il
t township III, range e. in the District Of land
subject to sale at St. Cloud, Mum, should not be
ment thereof by you and proposes then and there
to show the same when you will be permitted to con
test such showing.
jan1+eva H. c. BURBANK. Receiver
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u ATTH1e OFFICE
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Minncapo Trains
Leave st. Pc ..... 10 Il:
MiLneai'olie......... s45 ] t,rxa:1 $.
ST. Paul, Lake Minnetonka
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IT ISLAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
~ December 4, 1865.
SIN: You are hereby notified appear at this office
on the 2ofE DAY OF JANUARY, 1865 at 10 0 clock in
cause why your Homestead Entry No. 1885, made hy
you May 2lst, 1868, upon the lots l. and g. section
49, township 123 range IS, in the District Of lands
cancelled, Ole Gunderson alleges an abandonment
thereof by and proposes then and there to show
the same when you will be permitted to contest srch
showing. s">A
~ &c. WAIT, Register,
decl0-6wa H. c. BURBANK Receiver
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T. 3. DELA1O, Superintendent,

J. II. RANDALL, General Ticket Agent.
v1O-144tf.
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