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T., ~ Queen Viotoria was fifty LAST Mon,

Viotoria.was fifty LAST Mon.
Gay, May 24i,s,;i! Ito osi' ta.nocsa 4
,t1 .-Gev. ;Bs6xhlow; announced himself
in fitof Eof n8suser rfer#Govefner, of
lTenuessss. The Repablioansa o. at
State sre iuoasiit somewhat similar to
thsaparty id this,Distriet lust 2fallIo" 8
,s' 44.Dispitohe5, 'ot'she is1stqttOih vari-'
Gus parts If 1sdiina,, statdd that thy dRors
h.vs' b;s!isaal g,fssstly' dsiaiagsa" ths late
bsivyy iiaiaj. IN Corr wiz baveeito bof rex
'nit,ntad. asa1f .eaat ensdo hss ss1oa Il
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DIX. b. MAT1ocKs, Of ST. Paul,
writes to the Medical Record that con-
sumptives who would be benefited by
a tonic course Of treatment should come
to Minnesota those who are Of the
nervous-sanguin'e temperament. The
dry, bracing air is life to them. But
those who are Of the phlegmatic, blood
less turn, who cannot stand cold, should
20 South rather than come to this
State. The Doctor also. thinks that
bronchial patients should come here,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-06-03

The Lairds, Of Birkenhead, who
built the pirate A1ab ama, have pub
lisbed letter defending their action,
and stating that the matter was well
known to the British government
This is admitted by the strongest Tory
organs to bea disclosure not at all eredi-
table to England, So think 4 good
many people over here, ,s '.St '
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-06-03

Mr. MorLEY arrived at liverpool on
Sunday, the 'soth' alt: r Oh Mohd.y,
at a banquet, he made pacific speech,
which sent United States bonds up to
800 in London, and gola td6via| 70 1885,.
in New York. It is understood that
his Instructions look only to Id am,,ic.:.
bic settlement Of oia1rr difficulties With
Eno,aod '''1s! :e'' @1a :';'c'' s:ih7!~ :
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-06-03

In reviewing the revenue eSlleo.
lions, the New York Tribune says
that the receipts. show: a large: in
crease. over the corresponding weeks
Of last year-at least Five millions
Of. dollars. The taxes. have not been
increased, but the t!'!.! result may be At
tributed to a more faithful collection OF
the revenue. :''..H
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-06-03

.TnE June number Of Onward,
Capt. Mavne Reid's magazine, gives
the e'ntinuation Of "The Lost Sister,"
The Yellow Chief" and variety, of
:, ,.Its AID sketches oI Terms g: Carleton,
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II. WE regEest'to learn .!' from the. 'Rsohes-
ter Pet ..l that Mr.. D. Sinclair, of the
Wipona Republicans 'la q Who owass ua.ni-
mously selected, tt 70 deliver the, nszt
annual address, before the ,Min.enssota
Editorial 'll II, ASSOCIATION, ,ha' declined on
account Of 'es1.lp' expected absence from the
State. a5sI,. taon, zsr etIs ztosii., 1is&s .
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-06-03

TIE Old First ~ Minnesota Regiment
will hold its annual y meeting ' st: St.
Paul on the 17tb.. Gen. Hancock .'' tho
commander Of the Second Army Cropsj
is expected to; be present; .a, Arrange
ments have been made for 9 good time.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-06-03

ArLANrlc:--The june number is
excellent. It's reputation as the Amieri-
can magazine is abaodantly, sustained.
The present issue contains articles from
some Of the ablest writer's in the country.
Terms 81. Lis, Osgood T. Co., Bos-
ton.
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e..s-.z.. e. $5(ts-lFg
PRESBYTERIAN UNION.

General qualification will be felt BY
all Christians, and most certainly by
,hoss directly ~ arrested fl the = asanii-
.ations Affected lat tho practical r.
union Of the Old and New School
Presbyterians, the Gensral Assemblies
Of which have been In session in New
York for week past. The basis pre-
pared was accepted on the 9th ult., by
dis unanimous vote in tho New School,
md with but seven dissenting voices 10
the Old School Assembly, This basi,
provides that such reunion, under style
Of presbyterian Church il the, United
states,"' shall DO on = dootrinal and &C.
olesiastical basis that the Old and Nov
Tcstaments be acknowledged as the in,
spired Word Of God, and tho only IN,
fallible rule Of faith and practice.
Tie confession Of faith, to BE-, adopted
as the system Of doctrine and discipline
Of the Church, q shall b approved as con
tainin the principles! and 1 ~! rules Of pol:
10y. The basis Of reunion is to be sub.
mitted to the several Preshyteries, aud
their votes thereon. shall \, be sent to The
next meeting Of the the. two W General A.
semblies, to BE- held at Pittsburgh, the
second Wednesday y ed Of next % J, November
If t Two ~ BE- found favorable, ther
the two Assemblies shall act according
ly-consolidate their committees, ane
take other necessary action Tor the in
terest Of the Church. The second Sun,
day in September is recommended as ,
day Of prayer for the whole denomina
| ton.
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The Philadelphia Press also recogni-
zes the importance Of the through rou:e
1.-THE great Northern, Railroad from
Lake Superior through Minnesota and
across the Plains to Columbia river,
bringing US 800 miles nearer to the en-
pire Of Japan than the present Pacific
Railroad" It adds:
'.1his nsw road, which il to run from Superior to
Puget's Sound, will probably be in the end the great
continental railway, accUunt Of the advantages It
possesses II being projected thu continent on
the isothermaI 1ne which secures at all seasons Of
TIE year mild climate which in turn secures wood
'.+-1f We may judge anything from
the following Washington dispatch Of
the 10th ult., the prospects are that the
designs Of our 81. Paul friends, like
many other we'll laid plans, seem like
" to Wither i the bud: r., .''>."
!"Ihs Northern Pacific Railroad Company Is making
preparations for sending out an exploring party to
pass over ~ entire from Lake Superior to Puget
Bound Thomas H. Garfield, general agent Of the
company, called on Gen. Sherman to-day to arrange
'or military esc:rt for portion Of the distance"
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!, a ,aaraNRrsaALn, 1uBANKRu1TCY-hSu n-
n der1isned. Isefrnee IN Bankrupecy Of ". Bush.
81 st. Cloud, vii ssi ct Public Auction te cash: in
front Il The celtral House., in e. Clesd the siow-
estate Of A: " Bssh, on the 9Th dey q Ju1e 1892
o. isr1s burglar and r. proof es.si.asaon
i To-. rurnher ~. 0.laad twc, Yin 11oek nuDber
dxty. TO- In james Bovss' addition e q Closd.
EAfs mndiry prcmtssory notss abd book accounts
i Ss'sssi'se . - @'w w: :. MASON, A.tsa.%
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'1MM1ohxNrs 70 RED RIVER i,yEi THE
Superior Gazette Of NV 2oth 5ssa,vis:

IL Two families; Of inmigraSt,, oon,.istfns .,
fourm men, two women; and ,dfteen children,
from Canada West, en- route for tho rich val-
leys Of the Red River Or ths NGrth, wore
landed st,this place by:the'C City Of Saidus~
Ky. They had eight. horses, one, yoke Of
oxen. four wagons, and . large amount ST
personsl effects; They started Yesterday
morning via the stage road, To- Sunrise Gity,
where they will strike west for Rea River,
ipassiug through ST. Cloud and IAlexandfia:
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''That Cough will Kill you," i
Try "C0star's" Cough Remedy. :.
"Colds and Hoarseness lead - DEATH" :,
Try ''Costar's" Cough Remedy. ="
! For Gr9upsf--,W|h'oop Coughs co.
Try "Costar's'' Cough Remedy.
''Costar says ii is the best in the wide
Woodland if lie says so-it. True-its
True--its True: and We say Try it-Try
it--Try it."-[ .Yornin2 Paper, Aug. 26.] -
Z: AllDruegistsiaF ct. CLOUD sell It. =
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-06-03

a~ THE list ot candidates for Governor
ie9ntinaes steadily to increase. Il Some
shundfed names, more or less, have al.
9ready been enrolled: 5'i@ 81 2'.'>~"''.<
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Horse Stolen.

hOk REWARD Stolen from the
WZO premises Of the undersigned, six
miles east of Brandon, on the State Road,
on the night of May 9th, BAY PONY,
with a white star. on his forehead, both
hind feet white, a shoe on his right hind
foot. Four years old this spring. Both
saddle and harness marks on him.
n44 3w F. G DARLING.
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THERE is ? "nigger" 10 the: Chicago
iPfs osss Once % is . &c clerk there.
THO country has, gone e, ruin, a. lis
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baF If is estimated that the Treasury
statement Of the public debt for May
will show ! reduction Of fourteen mil
lions Of dollars. Twenty lone millions
i6}two months are not a bad report.
SO much for = Republican President,
EasRspublican Treasury, a Republican
Congress, and honest officials ri = 2:s>,
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TO YOUNG MEN,.

The undersigned will organize class in
DOUBLE ENTRY BOOKKEEPING
in st. Cloud on the evening Of May 24th 1869, in the
rooms directly opposite the new Post Office.
The Course will embrace thorough and practical
knowledge of Double Entry, adopted in the best
business houses in the country. No text books will
be resorted TO- Practical examples of local nature
will be used, thereby giving to the course close re
semblance to actual business.
For Particulars, call upon the undersigned at thu
Central House.
may20-tf 0. F. CARVER.
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The Fire,nen's Parade at Minneapc:s
lis on Friday is said to hsve >been one
Of the tinest displays Of the kind ever.
E|.vitaA lieaSia s',saso. Fifteen com1pla...
Ip,es participated ID the parade. IA is
illways the.oasc thors, tho guests were
provided for ins. handsome manner !.
r. = 49,, r.
In brief glance ut the financial
situation, tho New York Tribune Of
Thursday says that "the general drift
|Iis'all in, our faivor-Credit advancing,
Gold ,e<l....! declining, Reyeuuo increasing,
Debt diminishing, burden Of Interest
weekly growing less and less. The
worst, we confidently hope and believe,
is over. q. 5,r,. ,z~.,: ~: -: =
f''i''i ---.--- :. : a..
''* ministers Barlingame and WASH
burne gave a farewell banquet to Gen.
Dix, at the Grand Hotel, Paris on
oaturoay: Over z,UUO guests verc
present. He dimes with the Empe ror
to-day. ~rl . -. :,.-
." % "A fire in St. Anthony on Saturday
destroyed six buildings.
The bad weather has seriously af
fected crops in Wisconsin. Hops viii
DO an entire failure.
A heavy storm which, swep
through. Illinois on Wednesday dit
much damage:
-Governor Curtin leaves Oh the It'll
Of June for the Russian mission.
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ICE! ICE!

JOHN MARSHALL
Is again in the field, ready to supply the
citizens o: St. Cloud, during the warm
weather, with an excellent quality of ice.-
AL orders left at his grocery will receive
prompt attention.
/: St.. Cloud, April %. 1869. n41-tf
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|SeCr6t,HiSt0rV
or THE C0NfE]DlERAlC,Y!.

Tho Astounding revelations md startling disclosures
made in ths work. creating tho most int. d.
cret political in,rigues, a., Of Davis and other Con-
ieder.te leaders with the Hidden: Mystsries from
"Behind the Scenes Ii Richmond" are thoroughly
ventilated. Bend for Circular and 80 or terms, and
a 'fdll tiescripd OF tho work: Address = s
NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO., Philadelphia,
"a. Chicago, H., or 81. Louis, No. june84w
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The Austin Register says that the
Council Of that place has adopted a
prohibition ordinance. The FALCON
keepers refused to take out licenses,
whereupon tho Council repealed the Ii.
ceuse ordnance, and enacted a'prohib-
itory one. The |Register gives notice
that Its provisions will be strictly en-
forced. Good Templars will find this
a form of prohibition much more prac-
teal than the formation Of apolitical
party, which must have for a considera-
Die portion Of its basis the inevitable
scramble for Offices. =. -. :,
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VIM. POWELL

Proposals for Fresh Beef:
DEPARTMENT OF DAKOTA,
81. PAU, MINI, Ma II, 1seo.)
OEALED PROPOSALS in duplicate will
~ be received at this office, until IL H.,
TUESDAY, June 8, 1869. for supplying
Net Beef from the Block ,
From July l, 1869, to June 80, 1870, to
the troops at
Fort Abercrembie, D. T., two comp..
MES.
Fort wads~orth, D. T., two companies.
Fort Ripley, Mimi. one company.
Fort Smelling, MIMI. one cempsuy.
The beef to DO Of . good marketable quail.
ity, in equal proportions Of fore and hiui
quarters. (neoks, shanks and kidney tallow
70 Do excluded. and delivered 1t the posts
named, in such quantities and A. such
times NJ may be required.
Tho necks Of the cattle slaughtered m
der this agreement shsll he cut of ~ the
fourth vel tehral joint, and the breast trim.
med down. The shsuks Of fore quartsro
shall bs cut off from three to tour inches
above the knee joint. and OF hind quarters
from six to eight inches above the ganbrel
or hook joint.
Bids may be made for furnishing the
beef at any Of, or at oil of the posts above
named.
Bids from firm must specify the names
and address Of each memt er thereof Bid.
ders should De present to respond to their
Each bid, to secure confederation. must
contain written guarantee (similar to the
one required ny my advertisement Of
March 5'h, for beef CATTLE from two re-
sponsible parties for tho faithful perform
ance of the contract, If awarded. -:
The right is reserved to reject any or ill
bids offered
Payment to be made monthly, in such
funds Us may be on hand, il none on hand,
to be made as so"n 40 received.
Proposals must DO endorsed distinctly.
Proposals for fresh beef" and addressed
to the undersigned.
J. H. GILMAN,
Bvt. 1t. Col. and G. s.
may2o-3w Chief c. g., Dept. Dakots.
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TEAMS FOR aALE.s

L have thrss Spans Of MULES, which I
win sell cheap. They are No: I. Also
wagons and harnesses. A chance for good
bargains il offered Call st my farm two
miles from St. Cloud.
= - . = Il > q : u .SCHAS. BOWMAN.
{ st. Cloud, April ~, 1882 PIX .'9o'n41.tf
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1000 -ACRES
-. = -
In Stearns and Pope Counties, Minn.,

In StearnS and Pope Counties, MIMI,
To wit:-E J Sec. SO and W J Sec. "a
T. l26. r. 81. Also N ! Sec. 8, Lots A 4 5
Sec. 2. N J s. SWf Sec. Is, NE4 SEQ. %,
NV Sec. "a, S } s. NE ! Sec. rs, all Of
Sec. rs, all IN Town 125, R 81. Also N !
Sec. q and Lots 8 & in Town 1926 r Sc.
Also sW Sec. 8, N ] sec:7, s. NV ! Sec.
8 in T 1874, r 81. Also Sc 1 Sec. 81 T.
127, Il IS,
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...IPE,RioPll,osAIL.;s;.,,.

OFFICE OF THE q, 8: isp1AN AorSoY,l
oOAss. CouxrY, STATE on MINNESOTA,
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- ceived 1T this Office until JuNE' 18th,
1869; IT. IL, o'clock ,n,,o foro ID . following
ARTICLES, 10 be delivered at Sank Rapids,
'Be1ton cour'y, Minnesota, it such time
ami; In suchsquantities.as may be required
by the n,' u'pg!deegres'gred;: . ~ 1856. &c 8
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"One would naturally suppose that the news apers
Of are bound to consider the interests Of
their own State The great fertile and undeveloped
country Of Northern Minnesota il looking 10 the
Northern Pacific a. the agency by which her are
70 be settled and her resources developed Commence
the road at and will he Of no local ad-
vantage to hOrthtrn Minnesota. All that country
will DO cut of and left out in the cold.
The people Of Minnesota will insist that the North
efn Road when commenced, shall be commenced at
IT. proper initial point, the head Lake Superior.
Lot the company begin there, build all they can and
II their Means do not bold out government
az wi! b. forthcoming. But no government aid
will be furnished to . more fra9n sutary linsn
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HIS
BUCKTH0RN &: ,SALVE |
"a II !. III2 II

a:a %3fa HIS ~ -
.sCostar.s,' Rnt, Roach. Extermi ma tors.
''Costnr's'' Bed Bug DETERMINATIONS,
"Costar's'' (only pu.e) Insect Powdcr.
i "Ouly iniallible Remedies khoxn."t @'''
''l8 years established in New York"
$1,000 Boxes and Flasks manufactured daily"
2llIBewareiIl ofspnrioue limitations"
"All Druggists In ST. CLOUD sell them."
address, 's''i''''' ~ '''>N3
"COSTAR,," 10 Crosby St. N. Y.
Or john F! HENRY (5uccessor toy -
DEMAs BARNEs& Co. 81 Park Row, N. Y.
Sold in St: Cloud, MINI. by 8. MARLATT.
vll.!l VII I ~ =, No n ~ !..tlN -
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~ Adsestising brings ths "ssrehdAt'ssooda
. sks eoxsteat noties Of tie ewstomer. -
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FRANK R E MELEY

Would respectfully announce to the citi-
.zeus Of St. Cloud, that he has in store
a large stock Of the purest
which he will deliver cheaper than any
other dealer in the city.
St. Cloud, April %, 1869. - =. n41-tf
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We are prepared to make as good Pop as
can be bought in the State, and will sell as
low a. any other Factory. .
Orders from dealers in any part Of the
State will receive prompt attention. Az
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Iecteo crops IN Wlsconsln. hops Will
be an entire failure. !
A heavy storm which, swep
through Illinois on Wednesday did
much damage.
-Governor Curtin leaves on the 18th
Of June for the Russian mission.
IT,: NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
j." w. METZROTH
Has removed his j. ~ !
Clothing 9 t. Store,
OPPOSITE THE CENTRAL ROUSE. = !
p8> METZROTH's Is THE PLACE!
A large stock Of the finest
G AsSIMERES, ~. FIX
BRoADCLoTAs,
and all kinds of
Gents Furnishing Goods
- - always on hand.
l. ::a.J 81: Is : ,.:'
D% METzRoTH's IS THE PLACE.!
!: 7,:,,> a..,:.t'> 49, :
tG:ENTLEMEN' s SUITS
E''.' =: - m,,da At 49, ~
,yv,,,.,.::: :: .' m q s'''~ a. :...:. ::
Is . METzROTH'5 -.
!" :: - in tie latest i: : ..:: =:
NEW YORK, LONDON AND; PARIS Sly Les.
f.. ~ q; iMrrzRofa's IS TIE PLACE
Special attention, ; u; j; : called !. his stock
HAT and. CAP S,
Embracing d: tho most fashionable and
.',.j:s: j., :.nobby styles. -. -, -
paT MErzRoTH's IS THE PLACE!
PRICES LOWER THAN: The | oMEST
~- REMEMBER MErzRorH's rs THE
PLACE.. ::
st. Cloud, May "a, 1869. x11-n45
b.. H. DAM.
1SA.!S' S: .. 8 DOORS,
H.. ~. .BLIN;I:D !: /:
M|oU I! ]! ID +. CASTINGS,
,o. B R A:C X ET:s:,
,sroRH Fl oNr's;, .. ..... =. ~: ~.
':'".' SCROLL WORK; ~ T..
r ~. =. ~. >. .. P Vi z r0b1Ne, &c:
! :: ::5:. '-,::s@ .:,l-:: ::
| ': -. WINDOW AND DOOR FRAMES,
.::L INSIDE AND OUTSIDE: BLINDS,
coRN1css; STORE DOORS,
- i EASE, l.: Pn1nrp AMP ~:
GLAZED SASH, &c., &c.
I,-1 81; ..':@;', .-..- =. ..s.: =
|:PLAN1NG, RE-sAwING. SCROLL sA W.
x ING; :AaD' J9B WORK Of 81.
F. - - =; '''; done Is or; { - 7;
| der. s:'..:: ..''. ~. :.
.E:e.E<;., @st.i - : ..--r-Ji
ta31.7+ ,,., a!DREsS-o;.1> =. .:.:,
liza s1pis e. Et frSklT5 aid
LUMBER ripped to-; bills. for sale.
! z. IN orders BY, mail prompt
+. ~, :. . :, i; attended |' /: /, TO- 8: ~: ::
:,siA Liberal Dlscount~to Dealers.
Office and Factory on Washington ave-
nue., next door to the Bridge, St.. Cloud,
st: cl9nd. May 2sth, 1862. u VII ms
-: a..III VI: = ~: .: ~: ~ -:
IL. ::::nnE>,. -. -; q. - -: y.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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tract, and next week he GOES tt,i to Cleve.
l.bd, o., 10 tie I: ! b!y,'mnieenial 1fnot,"' 1t
is evident that -,the people down cast.
with ,,tke'.' fteqdpey IF divorces before
tbeir eyes, bave more ei, :" abiding: faith
ID TIE efficacy If tho5 ceremony Is per-
formed 81: Mindp,.esota, q nini5ters.' ''72 4
81; I'll: THE people of Afe11aaadfia+ intend
hav'ii i,lH / new seho,lhoG3e:: They will
levy 5000 TAX fl b'n;ildinnig9',, and $4oo
for teachers thi, yea al Tefimi Il School
seven months" |''s W d; H. Py9, has
been elected School Directto5r';; Henry
Cook" .Clerk ;'"F. d. yan 'Hoe5en,
Treasurer: % j. 8: Mower 'an1ad Ia - s.
Randolph were appointed Z TO select a
site for the schoolhopse, ''":: "a 49,, T.
The follo'vi'io a;,1saaiida 70 have taken
place 1t OTTAWA, LIZ :S'ueaair' county, lis
given BY the. ST. Peter T'%iJun'es d
""Some time last fall, q lady of that
place was badly frightened BY 'Aa'snake.
E Thistsprings she Mas delivered off, child
which xas perfectly, formed ey , % ffaqr, Ps
'the hips, From that point upwards,
|'tkel body is formed IKE a. snake;;:S and
I'll J. creature, exhibits ali the 'ih5uincts
Of 4heereptilc tribe The :uppesgpqFtion
Of the; body issall snake, while TBS. :l lpw-
er is all human in its formation"
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;PLAN1NG, RE-sAwING. SCROLL SAW,
=, -: ING AID: JOB WORK Of -.
: -; :: every description,
der. .,:,5..:: .,,... ~. I.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-09-09
sRLF-MAnE rlEN.

We do not wonder that gres, men
have been born mechanics; for those who
have been brought up exclusively ia
drawing rooms intelligence is game, a
recreation; for those who held the
sword or the helm, who have driven tho
pillow or worked with tho chisel. intolli.
gsnss becomes passion. force. beau.
ly, a worship. and a lovs divine. |, ID
from the Slall, tho shop, the workroom.
that the most powerful minds have is.
sued. Moliere from the uphelster's
Burns from the farmers, Shakespeare
from the hosior's shop. ROussesn from
tho whoelrighl's--long engaged in a
struggle with physical nOlure. they oil
took refuge in tho free domain Of thought,
Evou au inferior mind would soon become
tempered to strength In the mechanical
spprentOeships; and IL ever the spirits OF
reform which has seized the world should
extend to the act Of creating citizens, We
doubt not that good sense will gain a
victory over custom, and that one Of the
most imporlOnt pats ofovOry education
will be hcucorcrrh the dno AdmixturO OF
development Of the mind and ilI action
on nNtute.