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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-12-31
MARKET AND cRop REPopTs

Are full and reliable. Indeed, being Ably Edi-
ted, Illustrated aud Printed In Extra Style
and Adapted to Country, Village and Chy, the
RURAL is the paper for yourself, Family aud
Friends. Remember that it is u0tG msndiy. but
tho LARGEST Cheapest and Best ilinSira-
ted Weckly,-Rnd that, though double is tor
n,rr SIX, and greatly improved, It's Sabseription
prtce remains uutAdn0r1l
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PAY THE EXPRESS CHARGES.

COMMISSION TO AoENrs,
For an orler at $50 from a club OF thirty, W.
will pay the agent, as commission, 80 yard,
blcachcd or brown Shcetme, good dress pattern
all wool pants pattern, or 50 50 in cash.
For an order of $50, from \ club 6f sixty, We
will pay the agent IS yards brown nr bleached
shooting, hunting case watch, all wool shawl, OF
81 90 in cash.
For an order of 500, from club of one hun
drcd, we will pay the agent ITO yards 1 yard
wido,) sheeIing, splendid sewing machine, OF
Sll in cash.
Send Money by Registered Letters.
For further particulars send for catalogues
Addrcss
GEO. A, PLUMMER & co.
(SuccesSors b. Harris & plummer,)
30 aud 40 Hanover ST., Boston, Mass.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-12-31
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
A ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.-Nc

A DMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE. No.
bas been dnIy ennoin,sd and onsiia"d ~ "A "a
ministtator Of the estate Of Catharine Emch,
late Vf Wood county, Ohio. deceasd. All per-
sons Interested will take notice thereof and act
accordingly. a a n
]. Y. TYLER, Att'y Of said estate. g4cS7
December 10, 1863.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-12-31

Mack" has experienced = novel sensation.
lie Is diseusted. II confess n feeling OF dis
gust he says in the E.3aiyer. TO see 50 many
nemoeralsrush in to disslsim the sentlmenls of
~; hn9geos speech IN favor Of Republication !"
The entire Democratic delegation in Congress,
all propesilions direc " indlrect. 40 rsnnaia,e
auy portion Of the debt Of the United States "a
as unW0Tthy the good ne I'd banor of tbe ma
tion. TheE evidently think the 6saneiai plank
Of the isSt national Rep iblicau eloren,ioa a
s'td one t..t 49,.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-12-31
MOORE's RURAL PAYS

All who cultivate Fruits, Flowers, Vegetables,
SC, even on u small scale, tn City, Village or
Suburb, while to Farmers, Planters, uorlcul-
tursts, Stock Breeders, Wool Growers, Dairy
men, Poultry Fancicrs, &c, Il Is INDISPEN-
SABLE. In tho FAMILY il is highly regarded,
its Literary and Miscellaneous Departments
furnishing CHOICE AND ENTERTAINING
HEADING FOR AL. Tho RuRAL'A
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-12-31
A Merry Christmas to All.
GREETING 10 QUE READERS !

UNng met WIN very uhUcrlNR succtsu !"
. sClabtiae With other periodicals and foreign
ra0eFe, and having been solicited 50 frqoenils
10 c0ef cinb rates for the JorNSAt, VIC have
ccnelnaed 70 make the following propositions
mthspy gho n.y desire TO spend little leisure
time during ,hs Winter months
" FxRNs ron THE JOURNAL.
sissls c.py one year ..'....''..''".'t2 90
Ciuha - Rive -, ......... ....''..s's's' | so
'Siuhs af Ten..,. .........s.. ...,...,.. so
3 win - extra copy to Fe,tcr up of club.
Clubs of Twcnty ...'... ...'"''1'.'.' 80
with "a xst-A copy Ia gctter mp of club,
+; ahaN copy Of ILarpcr's Monthly.
Cluhs II Fnrty -. ..S,'..~..-- 80. -. I 80
With ansrifa rory, and ssti Harper and
Ausalie Monthlics,
wv feel confident thA with but little eKeriion,
any one whgAay take hold, can raise club Of
tvsnty y jstty In short time.
We shlH kesp the Journal thoroughly idcn.
tssd With he lnseresis Of the county. aud make
aars,.elsss local paper, and at the above figures
81 aAeald b read in every family In the cunnty.
TIE money mus, Invariably accompany the
names when sent ID.
Who will bo the FIRST 10 greet US with hap.
~ New Year, aud the largest list of subscribcr:.
~-se~--~------
The oaio Legislature wiAas,em}io on Tues
day bsRt.
Callse,Ors Of the Customs - D callers in second
haaa elothlnG,
Mahesh's speech on reputation might prop.
srly " called" Mungen on the Rhin.o.'
orpbans Of Ohio soldiers will be carried free
over the various railroads, en- rOWie TO tho Home
at xebia.
kahloa Chance. Of Ohio has been nominated
By the President for the position VI Consul at
Nassau,
At the opening Of the Suez Canal, the bless
ing was pronoNneed By ministers Of almost all
laaanAgss, simultaneously.
Tha Number Of pupils enrolled in hc public
schools Of Ohio for tho year ending August /,
1858, is 739.aJl, an iuerease OF e,l99.
The Toledo Blads wants Congress IN pass n
general divorce law and in that way end the
disEtaeefal migratio1 from StAtsto State Uf par
tics seeking separation.
Half Of tho Kentucky Legislature were trait
Ors In the late war. and now dem md payment
or the 0osernmeni for bridges burned in that
State BY 0sh Nelson while sabloEating their
infAmuas streachery. dose OF Georgia recon
Aructiou would be ~ very great benefit, pro
vious 10 paying the demand.
The r,mn,nt Of George Pcaboiy's fortune AZ
ter the munihc mt gifts made during his lifetime
appears to be considerably smaller than many
persons supposed. According to the lato-t
staiein 'at, given by tho Gable dispatches, he
leaves less than $4,000 900 10 be disposed Of by
his executor. .a
So pnbalar IL the Sdldiers' Home at DAYTON.
Ohin, among disabled soldiers, that soldiers
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
LARGEST-BEST- CHEAPEST!
Moore's Rural New-Y Yorker.
iTHH ORpAT ILLUSTRATED
Rural and Family Newspaper.
V0lmme MI. for $50.

OF this Famous .Inprnal will Excel in all the
valuable essentials aud Characteristics of a
girstClass Rural Literary. Family aud
business Newspaper, combined making
"A iba ..a.. 'f.I =
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ONE-HALF THE REGULAR RATES,


goods
ShaVvls, Blankets, Quilts, CottOnS,
GinghnmS, Dress Goods, TIA bic Linz
cn, Towels, Hosicry, gloves, skirts,
COrSets, &c, &c. ...t' .... . ..,
SiIvcr.Plated ware, spoons Pla-
ted on Ntcklc silver, Dessert Forks, q,
Five-bOttle Pl ated CRstOrs, lBrittRn-
min Ware, Glass Ware, TIA bio and
Pocket Cutlery, i'm great variety.
Elegant French aud German Fnn-
Cy GOOds, Beautiful PhOtog raph AL
buns, the newest nMu choicest
styles In MOrocc" and Velvet Bind
ings. f ,
Goid and plated Jcwcirys OF the
newest styles. H1'1F.I.h F'f
We havc also made arrangements with some
OF the leading publishing houses, that will sna-
BILE us to sell the standard aud latest works of
popular authors at about One-half the regular
price; such as BYRoN, MooRg, BURSs, MILTON
and rRSNYsoN's Works, in full gilt and cloth
bindings, and hundreds Of others.
ThAae aud avarVfhinp alaa rnr
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-12-31

..= e. az sFsa'- 51t.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-12-31
STILL -AEIHAD
OUR GREAT BOSTON
DOLLAR STORE! !

We want good reliable agents in every part OF
the County. BY employing your spare time to
form clubs and sending us orders. you can obtain
the most liberal commissions, either in Cash or
Mrrchandlse, and all goods sent by us will be
ms represented, and VIC guarantee satisfaction to
every one dealing with our house.
Agents should collect ten cents fromev every GUS
toner, and forward to us in advance, for Dos
cripivc Checks of the goods we sell.
The holders of the Checks have the privilege
ofeithcr purchasing the article thereon described
or of exchanging for any article mentioned on
our Catalogue, numbering over 500 different ar
tlcles, not one of which can be purchased in the
usual way for the same money.
The advantages OF frst sending the Checks are
these We are constantly buying small lots OF
very valuable goods, which are not on our cata-
logues, aud for which we issue checks till all are
sold besides, in every club, we will put checks
tor WATCHES, QUILTs, BLANKETS, DREss PAT.
TRRSs, or some other article ofequal value.
We do not offer a single article Of merchandise
that can be sold by regular dealers at our price
We do not ask you to buy goods from rs unless
we can sell them cheaper than YOU can Obtain
them in any other way--while the greater par
Of our goods are sold at about ,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-12-31
ONE DOLLAR For EACH ARTICLE

In every order amounting 10 Dver $50, accom-
panied by the cash, the Agent NAV retain S2.O
andin overY Ordsr over sip0, $500 may be re,
tanned To
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-12-31

90 TO the JoURSAL once 10 get Job PEipt-
ss.. %SrI .oT.d its1. s = Sssss s ''''
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-12-31
The reduction Of the publil debtiu a nut shpllI

The 6rst act of tho Pppc on the assembling Of
the Eeumenieal Council, forblding tho entrance
OF nawsp iper corro'p ndents int, papal Domin.
ion, 10 50 characterized by the spirit of prcjn-
,'ics, illiberality and blind conservatism that il
In not difficult to fnr,ell the action of Connect
whaae head evtucrs u narrow minded policy no
lnis in acccrdancd With the progress aud liber.
Gliy of our age.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-12-31

Fifscon National banks have failed since tho
svstem went iut1 operation fvo in the State oi
Nov York (ous in the City and nnc in Brooklyn y
"uS i'd Pennsylvania; Que 10 Washington, u. e.
ons 10 TsBnosaeo ! oue in Massachusetts one
in Cnnneetiout; one in Alabama one in New
Orleans one In Mssissippi one in Iowa aud
"uS-ihe only one during the last year in Rock
ferl, III.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-12-31
DETITION TO sELL land

!" = w 7 JAThU07 M, INUHTTS.
AsnER CooKs Attorney for Plainiftfc cs zoos
December ~, laGp. .aI.li .g7ff 8LSl0 80
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-12-31
MISCELLANEOUS.
Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and efectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair is soon restored
to ats original color
'otth the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
'rhin hn;r - It'll
The St. Cloud journal., 1869-10-07

On Monday tho vorkmen engaged
IN digging tho tunnel under 81. Al.
thony Falls, to conduct the vater Is
the foot Of Nicolles Island as ! water
power, discovered ! suall stream that
was evidently ocn Ing from Leak.
The volume of water continued s.eadi. I
II to increase, aud all efforts to di,coy.
or tho oreyice failed nntil Tuesday
The St. Cloud journal., 1869-10-07

Qua readers will remember the Mast
Hope railway accident, by which six,
persons we're killed and many morein.
jured. The engineer has had his trial
for the carelsssness involving this, dis.
aster, and although the evidence -waa
without a flaw, the jury returned q
verdict of 1not guilty."t;s That the
effect of this verdict will be bad, there
can be no doubt. A term of imp1isod-
mcnt, though brief, would have con-
veyed warning which might materi-
ally lessen the number of frailway acci-
dents ands7save scores of lives. uThe
Judge was very severe3in his remarks
to tho jury after the rendering of their
verdict, and discharged them, refusing
to allow them to try9any more cases.
7''I trust" he said, ..'that the spirits Of
the dead, dying bleeding, and aburat
victims Of Mast Hope illtirabuke you
as long as you live" :,sgas7 ,x., 4a7ats Z,
The St. Cloud journal., 1869-10-07
THE STATE PAIR.

J.
From the general testimony il would
seem tba. tho State Fair, which closed
on Friday last, was far from being the
success that was hoped for. The display
vas poor, the accommodations we're
poor, and the fair vas poor, thing
generally. The blame is IL part az
tribatable e the rainy weather, bqt
more particularly 70 the want Of judg-.
ment Of those having the management.
Some Of the papers are very severe .in
their comments. The receipts Of the fair
we're $3960, which just sufhced to pay
che premiums and expenses.
A Minnesota State Fair ought to be-
. success, especially 10 that department
where this one Was the least creditable
the Agricultural. These fairs are
attended and reported BY Eastern jjou:-
nalists, and neglect to make proper
display Of our resources 8 State Is
an injury. Better have no fairs 1t 81
than poor ones. ..,.. j . :,
The St. Cloud journal., 1869-10-07
:; THE FINANCIAL FEVER.

=,
Fip,noiilt matters in New York
are gradually becoming more settled.
Confidence is being restored, and bust.
ness 1esumiug It's wouted flow. The
failures thus far have been confined en-
.irely to gold gamblers and stock spec
ulators. 40 easier money market than
before is anticipated. Henry Clewa,
one Of the ablest fnanciers in New York,
says the panic WAS purely accidental,
growing out'of the wild gold steculations
and the fact that stocks we're in the
hands Of few holders; that it was not
in any wise the result Of a general un-
sound condision4of affairs. He thinks
the fever viii gradually die out and
men will have more faith 10 each other.
Gen. Butter6eld, the Assistant Unit
ed State Treasurer At New York, thinks
tho storm has passed over now, and
very soon matters viii be 20 adjusted
that business my be safely renewed.
No one has suffered but the gamblers.
He accounts fox the dearth Of cure acy
'as follow: Ii - H9&& ..-s III n Il 2
It's prevalent belief that IN immense
amount Of TIE small money has been taken
10 move the cotton crop. It requires three
hundred millions to effect it, and this is Z
large drain. Besides there are two or three
million negroes in the South who now car
~ ten or twenty dollars it their pockets,
whereas they never thought Of such . thing
before. This also takes oftwsnty millions
ofthe currency. fEs.4 4
The St. Cloud journal., 1869-10-07

4
A PARTY IT! o Of capltadlists, p, consisting
among others Of Hon. Hugh McCql-;
loeb, E;x';-secrsetary y: s. Treasury, hi,
son, Chas. McCullocl, banker, Fl.
WAYNE, Ind; Clsrk ". 3. Ihopnpaes, opn
Gen. Manager NiE Southern Minnesota R,
r.; L. Myers, Jr., Of =, NJ, Myers &
Co., n. 7. Director 8. NJ. r. R.; Benz.
G. Leonox '' "a and q. NJ. Welles, j.,
New YorkI--all connected with or in
terested in the Southern Minnesota
7 Railroad arrived in St. Paul on Satur-
day. They W we're e mn much b pleased; With
that part Of the State :1t'I'eI'l through which
they pa passed, though they missed ! tie Is
choicest portion-Northern Minnesota.
The St. Cloud journal., 1869-10-07
.a22 iFor County Commissioners, -
E. J. SMART, 2d District,
JOHN N. GILLEY, Sd District.


z
The Temperance men assembled io
St. Paul yesterday The attendance
though notlarge, vas enthusiastic. A
platform was adopted aud : ticket NOM
mated, We 2: have only room this week
10 give the latter: ef,:-s . .s:.:.s
Chief Justiee-E. O. Hanlin, Of Stearns
ao,erneer-R.v. D. Cobb, Of olnsted
Lieut.. Govsraor- John H. Stevens, Of
Hsmspin county. 1sQa 3& H&gl aEl.sl II. Z
Secretary Of stai<-E J. Thompson, Of
Houston county. eysggr: $50 -, ..a,.,.~-s..,
Anditor-c. &. Gomez, Of W.seca county.
Treasurer Henry Russell, Of Ramsey
county. ''' @'." s-t-s-@ ~ s5lI.,,s L !,
Attorney General-J. Ham Davideon. Of
clsrf Of tho court-A. P. Connolly, Of
Ramsey county. .., ..... ..F. .-..
The St. Cloud journal., 1869-10-07

II 'T1HE 9 fate Of the Sir John franklin
expedition would seem now to'bo pretty.
thoroughly settled. Mr.aOh 3. Hall
arrived il New York on the 26th ult:,, !,
after + having spsps; aye' ye',,r.. II thorough
search sred 1ti1'l in the Arctic regions During
this time he has found many t.aoess of
Fr1nklin's unfortunate men, aud
brought homo many relics of The van: u {:
de're'', # whom '1'l he hsd hoped 4 * fadl j. d
Least one or two alive. gsfz ~, q, !, 81
The St. Cloud journal., 1869-10-07

L. :. -
TIE Democracy have a sad / dearth
Of political capital, aud are driven Is q
pitiable extremes ID order 70 work up ,lI ! !
case. One of the latest efforts is that
Of the St. Paul p Pioneer, which saiu.the-
mixes the late financial vh'1lwiud fl
New y York s q purely radical eat.strro-
phe." Perhaps the e6ntinu,o,,uns Is T rains i
in Minnesota and the consequent, az
struotion Of grain, alet lst' attributable q
Gen.. Grsnt,s admi1ibtraittion. W.
can't tell how, but most likely The
Pioneer, ION ,,',' which .good Il these thipg,,
V0us
The St. Cloud journal., 1869-10-07

The World says that a. Z, Stew
art d1isapproves Of .tlh.le the policy Of the gov
ernnlmeent ins selling gold and buying
bonds He thinks.it would not lead
70 specie payment in hundred
--Inv view Of tho complications be-
tween the United States and Spain, the
Prussiana Government has dispatched
vessels Of war to the Antilles 80.
The St. Cloud journal., 1869-10-07

Du11xo ~ month ~ esptsmbsr
ths pabiio tsbs M reduced q,
ahins the reduetioD dses The u
bsei1siag 81 Il .Glant's Z DISSATISFACTION:
I366, ,96s, ,1s7s sdo tho people lie
a. d jIj,i alts III 0f 8 SSveh mont & Rspuk 4
I;sas aat II ths isl,alnoe,l I;
The St. Cloud journal., 1869-10-07

a Al HIlEl.ART,READisa & accident occurred
4 q 1ndianapolis on + Rriday during ahs
Indians State Fair. u boilerto a;1a,Iw
Mill, which had just been fred 1tp fork
tess of speed 'v'ilh' !, another 3 1lqs
9, chine, exploded killing nineteen
persons, and swoandin8 almost ons5huo,
dred more. There is no use lauaepp.ing
The 'recklessness and carele essnesss Which
cause theso accidents Il people lk seem y
never 70 grow more casetul, no lpAtter,
how terrible the wsrniues. .ssaislj5,
The St. Cloud journal., 1869-10-07
sE#IfF1847E q tT7F 83E16 : El1I = 5III . -
RB0IQENTAL RE.UNIODD,

The surviving members Of the Fifth
Minnsaota met ia St. Paul on Monday.
Over sevssty vers present. 4 Rules for
. permanent organisation were adopted.
and the following officers elected
Hssidsst-Gsn. L. r. Hubbard, -@ '.s= ::
1sesPyssidtst-Rsv. John Ireland, s
6seyaacLisot. Thos. h. Gssr, l- 4
zsea.ss~--Aajor. ]. G. Beeht., 5sl a5f
It Was resolved that the next re-
union should be held On the 18th aud
l6th Of Deesnber, 1870, The anniversary
Of the battle Of Nashville, aud the
Seventh, Ninth and Tenth Regiments,
which wers ID the same corps, we're in
,i.sd 4 joiin .hsn. Every, passed
e3 pleasantly. aa:s III ,.a5sa 81 s.s 81.
The surviving members Of the
Jou,th Regiment I !, nst 4 81. Paul On
Tsssdays The nsesiag jjvas called 70
ssdr byd Gen. u B. Sasbors, Who
nsds . stirring addrsss. a pernaaent
ssgaasiiss.t .ti0n ~ effected . follows:
riisssidsnt-J. 81. sanbo,rln s "
vtoe pfSatdsnt-l.A *. Dutoit. sf9 E -: tz45::
esStst1ry + sKittridKs.
AasalanfsGserstssy-tJames Dillsy. a.
Trsasnrer-Thomas II s 1Nilsoh,
ase1tiye Commit ee-J. p. Murphy, ]. I
a15sss1Ssa1SFsH m Il. .J.n,. q 49,.
The St. Cloud journal., 1869-10-07

| J1 eE Apsr1s, sheaR Repphlic.d can.
didatesfor Governor, hss,sinyited iHas.
Geo. =. ois, thee Dsno oortio dilate,
g diAeuss viii him al,ef polltic4ll i.saes
/ dsuFisgat present IEsi =
pndasioSd thits Nh l)tissd dselinAsq & ati.
The St. Cloud journal., 1869-10-07

THE shaEopes lAryu5 (Demd,ra.ic)
= not altogether pleased vith 'ths sour m / !
adopted y tue hte Dsnoe es.tie csn.. c,,,.'
vention, and s.ys ss5s q. 1 s. 8
We have no confidence ins fths fschemipe
politicians of. the old school oEs either porty :
and believe Il i, high time that ths. s.. people
fbrmed s new party dpon Tho .soole dussstioh
Of the proposed payneat sf stls riiIroad
bonds. Il. 81 h ~.
The St. Cloud journal., 1869-10-07
i sLlPPINCOrTE& aBAKHWELI.. "a!
Sole owners Of COlburn's and Red Jscket fstents :

T,HIRTY YEARS E;l,, Experience n he
Troatment OF Chronic and. SEXUAL
Dfsea ses.-A Physiological pie,c Of Marriage -!The
cheapest book eyer nearly 500
pages and 13o fine plates and engrsvngs of the an.
OF the human organs in. state OF health and
disease, With treatise early errors its deplorabe
consequences upon the mind and body with the an.
thors plan of treatment-the only rational and sue
cessfalmode Of cure; as shown by areport Of cases
treated truthful adviser to the married and those
contemplating marriage whoentertain doubts Of ther
physical condition Sent free of postage to any ad
dress on cents, in stamps postal cur
rency, BY addressing Dr.: Ia CROlX, No, 81 Maiden
upon any Of the diseases upon which his books troat
either personally Or BY mail medicines sent to sny
part of the world -. q - -, .S
The St. Cloud journal., 1869-10-07

Our Great Western Branch House has been estab.
lshed for the purpose Of giving Agents the 3D.
vantage Of the largely reduced Express charos and
they may receive thei goods In the shortest
sible time. sssg& {9l I9l 49,
- ~ Persons who have been acting as Agents 70
the Dollar Honses of the East will find 1t TO their
advantage to deal directly with
|s sfss OUR CHICAGO BRANCH! y
The quality Of our Goods are fully equal andsonr
terms to agents are not exceed by any responsible
housain our line of business. y ss,5%. sEE.|s5
Agents wanted in every town and village in the
Certificates giving complete description Of articles
that VIII be sold for One Dollar EACH will be eO at
the rate Of ton cents each Ten for 81 90: 90 With
comuntsgfons 800; 80 with commisson, for q. .OO
6O, and Commission, for $500; 100 with commission
for $1,000. .gxsfSdgi1a liz sksY!-- u =,
Any person sending for club Of Twenty, can have
sheeting 100 Picture Photograph Album; IL quarter
Honey comb Quilt; Ladies' Serge Button soots er
your choice numerous other articles for above Cub
na0e& OntodrculAf. ji SsF S5I1iia tj.sE .&I@s.M
For Gst Q Thirty, one of the following articles:
q yards shestt6g pair Honey Comb Quilts: tfres
articles Gom fxc1ange List. e., 6.
q yards sheeting; pair # Wool Blankets; Websters
Pictorial Dictionary, with 1000 pages and 900
engraving; six articles from Exchange List d -.
4 ~ . CsGbSf ore Hasdro9-76 yards Sheetinr: : 10
articles from Exchange List &c. 20 Il, = =
I -. Send Money II at cases by Registered Letter
q f~tonaace Money Order. - ssfSssts i 8
SEND FOR CIRCULARS. s. &.
wetake pleasure in referring those who have never
had dealings with 10. to the lsrre Expreeu Companv
"a tteUnted States. tho American Merchants Union
Company. ~ to 9S Washington street. Boston
= sad them TO their Agents Throughout
The St. Cloud journal., 1869-10-07

TiHn ele!vsstoE shslL ;.s Bo8 8sl5 b.y. .
advanced their rates a. whoa, = fl
lows: Two cents per bushyl, including
ten days storage, and ! ! quarter / 81 yf q
cent RI bpsbel sEl f the # N ys'ss' q stos'gs
after Chg frat tern, l'rll, e-qqarter 8. ! !.
bent Per bnshsl tor ' ten daYs oF o' 4, part
thereof 81 5=55 . S5s
The St. Cloud journal., 1869-10-07


From tAt Me'e, Fork Times tSspk 90 7 tA1fs f.
The stockholders.iof the Northern
Pacific Railroad have beeuiq session in
this CAT, for several days past, and will
probably continue to sit during the
present week. Reports Of the most
favorable stamp sFreceivtd, from. ex-
ploring parties who havejust' returned
from = tour Of survey, aud it is prcposed
to commence building early next Spring.
Conditional / arraneenents asBavs sheen
madsin Stockholm for q fo1cs ofy eco
S:Wediah laborers, vho5willi be employ
ed upon,the eastern s1d of. the Z route,
and The same numbsr of Cinnamon vii
Be employs edsnpons the wisstsfn. division!
The construction niof s'ths.i Plci6o asids
villconmeno the Nv Walluia, atat6e
head nf the pnrnsnent navigation ofthe
Cclumbia River, 4 terminus which viii
boz o1lsi temporary, tneo origlnali design
oftearrying itpn ,Pngetii Boand Being
adhered toi, The 1lsirp tsrmibus hhis
not yet4bsen ilocatsdy bnta teeoidisg Is
thett terms ofsthsi chart crit 10 oblizats4y
TO- shrate iit9upcn the s shofes,5ofs Llke
Snnarinr,ttf flTha. h i,r,ns. An. saS stxr.
The St. Cloud journal., 1869-10-07

bile Ar. Heprys sns,tbsnt II
Belle Pl.ins We Yen ling the 2. 9ll:Rperst
valued y $s. 900 4sS5lls.s. 1 4
let this. setysyj q raif6i1liigg ifi6i1lig, ,5f tofl
All time Is come, fo people IA "a atav ayavs ~
D. - 9as N y. ttst u
from from Dsleelmaocfa.ic sle las 1iaona. lfSens
arm issurs 10 follot h ssf.a sssi
The St. Cloud journal., 1869-10-07

llereoog, the f.A,es,s .llsslI horse that
made mile, il 4s the lest timae son Il
rtcord, died at Cincinnati, last 1Nedno
day, 81 o*nss rsf fused ALP ] ,QoQl. fer e
him tsvt