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,TUuS COuLT1lIIUTTUU u1CT
they were painfully. Affecting, have been radically
cured in such great numbers in almost every sec
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And so many ether Cheap Goods
that it isfaislY miraealoua

Never buy when you come TO Ash
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TO 12s els, WORTH I6c.

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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Atlantic Time Table.

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passenger trains leave Gallon os follows:
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Ayers -Sarsaparilla,


The reputation this ex-,
cellent medicine enjoys,
Is derived from its cures,'
many Of which are truly
marvellous. Inveterate
cases Of Scroftilous dis
ease, where the systems
seemed saturated with.
corTqphdn, have boon
pnrifiod and eureds@ 1t.
Scrofulous affections and
disorders, which were ag-
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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-11-25

! WnAr IA. Bslx DoxI.-ln aasxer %
inquiries nom interested parties IN sne
East a 10 what St. Cloud has been ana y
doing in order to secure tho building o.
n. Northern Pacific Railroad through this
CITY, ve will say that our people have not
been ,dle or grudging. They have offered
tho charter Of the 81. Cloud and Miuneap-
oils Railroad, carrying With it State
land grant worth .hrs. millions Of dollars
md under which the Company viii have
authority to build half.dosen branch
lines, as feeders, oentering in s.. Cloud
they have offered 10 build railroad
bridge across The Mississippi a. this place !;
to give the Company from any to ono hum
drsd acres Of land adjoining the corpora
ton limits for depot purposes; and to So
cure for The road tho right Of way through
stearns county. This certainly does not
iadioat, indifference o.. nigsasa''nss''
stearas county 10 willing to give, In addl-
ton, handsome bonus; while Douglas.
Todd aud Pope, on the vest side, and We
believe Benton, Shsrburns, Kanabso, Pine
and perhaps others Of the counties on the
East side of tho Mississippi. would give
from fifty to two hundred thousand dollars
each TO have the road GROSS At st. Cloud
and run up tho Sauk River.
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THE MARKETS.. '.:.<
sr. CLOUD, Nov. %, 1859.
No, l wheat can only: bs quoted this
week 1t IS cents No. 2, so eents-being
decline Of i've cents since last week.
This fall 10 ii consequence Of tho weak
ness and low prices in tho Milwaukee mar
ket.: But. little wheat il being brought in,
farmers feeling dispossd to still hold on
for better prices. That the situation
throughout The entire State in gram mey
Be seen 1t . gieaoe, We present hsrswata .
compilation Of The prices paid at the lead
ing points:
On tho line Of The Minneapolis and Mil.
wauk.s ~Railro.d-At Northfeld No.
wheat is quoted at eos; oats 8oa85e; corn
5oa6oo; 1t Austin, wheat 6oa65c; .osts rs
asoe: corn 6oasoe; It owatonns, wheat
6oa66c; oats 25s30c. On thu, line Of the
winou. and ST. Peter Railro.d-At Roeh-
ester, wheat il 6sa69e; oats 800; corn
$50; St. Charles. whs.t CO.; oats aoc.;
corn 4oc; winona (also = river town)
wheat eo.zoo cora 4o.Soc; oats 4se. OF
the Mississippi river towns, the quotations
at Lake City are wheat 65a7oo; corn 55ae5o;
oats 85a55c; Hastings wheat 65s7oe corn
SIC; oats $50. The Minnesota River towns
report-St. Peter, wheat 65a60c corn 45c ;
oats SOC; Maukato, wheat 56a60c; oats
S0a35c. Among the Southern Minnesota
towns, At Wiunebsgo City and Blue Earth
City, (Faribault county, wheat 10 4os6oc;
corn 35a4oc; oats 25a40c; Wasees, wheat
52a57e; Albert Lea, (Freeborn county, }
wheat is 50a55c; corn 40a50c; oats 25a
SOC. At st. Charles, on the Winons and
st. Peter Railroad, q, 600 bushels Of wheat
were marketed during the week ending
Nov. 18th, at coo per bushel for No. I,
which Was just the price paid then at st.
Cloud. -
Old corn is worth 81 new corn, in esr;
60 esnts-but little brought in.
~ Oats have advanced slightly, bringing Sc
as cents.
Rye, 65a60c.
Barley has declined = little, ruling At 65s
COO.
Buokwheat comes in slowly at eos65o.
Bran, firm At $40 per ton, with . ten
dency to rise, by reason Of the short hay
crop. .......
Hsy-brings readily So to $40.
Potatoes are very scarce so cents being
readily paid. 49,.
Onions. 60 cents.
But Tow cranberrie, are on hand the,
retail at $500. 49,.
Apples have gone up rapidly during tn
week. They retail At $500 to $3.50.
Celery Of good quality il in market /,
fair quantity, and brings 40 cents per doz
On heads. -.
New beans bring from 81 to $l.76 d
eording to quality.
| A supply Of cider has been received. !
sells 1t $12 per barrel; so cents per gallon
Eggs, limited supply; command 800.
! Butter-hsrd to get. Good quality CON
mands 30a85 cents: -.
Cheese has advanced buying IT. 200
retailing at ESQ. =: ::
Honey. good supply, At 80 cents.
| Wool comes in slowly, And rules 1t 20
| The fur market 10 slow, and the prio'
ars much lower than. at this time; d
fyear. =. ~.-.. .. 49,.
The meat market remains unchanged.
L -, MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. "a
Wheat No. l, e2ae7o:; oats 42a45o; CO..
60a90c. ~ -,
Il :. M1IwAuK1s, Nov. "a.
Wheat Steady; No. /, 94e No. 2, es}'
Corn, $50; oats 40:
- CHICAGO, Nov. Is!
Wh'at-1rrssular, and active No: 2. 9
Cora-Irregular; No. 2 sl1e.
0ats--Dall, 40.
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Joseph Edelbrock 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 .ca1l
special attention to his Chicago Handmade
boots and shoes which he will Warrant iii
every respect. He has 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
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Call and see, and you will surely purchase
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Reported for THz JOURNAL BY John zapp, Esq, R4g;
lister Of Deeds. -.

isteT Of Deeds. ..t
For the Week Ending Nov. 24th.
Warrantee Deed from ]. C. Winslow to
Benz. H. Wlnslow for und. ! Of nj M
Sec. 81 T. 122 r. gov. : $50
Warrantee Deed from JOS. Smith and
wife to John Dressler for vi lots II: and u
bpk "a in St. Cloud city. -. $3.50
Warrantee Deed from B. H., oWinslow
aad wife to J. C. Winslow: for :nEf n1}
and v 6 acres net nw} Sec: 81 T. 1872. +.
20 v. ....r!;> $50
Warrantss Deed from q. 6. Wait end +.
G. Mcclure to Peter Mug for n!l0 67-100
acres. Of ne3 sw} Sec. 7 T. 124 R: e
west. .':; - 60 ~ 500
Warr.ntse Deed from J. K. Noyes aid
wife to G. NJ. Noyes for blk 43 in town of
Fair Haven. $500
Quit-cl.,m Deed from R. Martin to II. +.
Welles. for IL set Sec. u Aud d net Sdc.
% and lots and ! SEQ. 2A AID set sci
Sec. IA T. ia r. % v. and lots 3, 4 and !
III Is Is Il 81. tiosd off saa IL i; ). Is
III, IA and 18 blk 2 and lot 10 blk s17 ir
EYret hl !sse fa>d4 tsst qsaaa 81. S. Ok
wife to School District No. AZ for l acre ir
lsw2 SEQ. CT. 125 r: 70 VI .;fs u, 81
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-Joshus Kaunock is the name Of
IN sntedaluvian whom New Hamp.
shisr journal has discovered in the
town Of Ossipee, in that State. His
age, ~ far II human records run, is
l60 years. He lives with mis- aged
tgzsstersstUeat,gandssn,, and; par
takes Of his porridgo unconcernedly
though with perfect regularity.
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Life Of Abraham Lincoln

By Hon. Joseph H. Barrett, late Commis j.
&onAr nf iRanaians. It is a handsome VOL
ume Of 700 pages, with numerous fine H.
Illustrations, and = steel.engraved zportrait
Of the late Presidedt.t This il & sbobk 10
one should be without. We will furnish It,
on the above conditions, either ID Englit h
or German, as may be desired. A speed
men copy can be seen 1t this Office. Retail
price So.
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Agricultural inf formation, hq-
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Correspondence etff.
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The Life and Epistles Of St. Paul, by
Conybeare and Hewson-complete and I'M
abridged edition, with maps and illustra.
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The Old World In its New Face, BY Rev.
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FROM sBIlT'TljER SWEKf.n'
Election Times-Disinterested Friend
t:5uc. eh.tp-7.Haetlng.. J, - TIT

=. LAKESIDE, Noy. 8, 1869.
EDITOR JoURNAL.-Election is over,
with all its excitements and turmoils, and
it has taken me just week to recover my
breath. However, I am glad election
comes once year; il only to show US who
our friends are: had no idea xe bad SO
many friends in Minnesota as visited
''Lakesids'' during The three weeks pre-
vious to election. Now, do not destroy my
faith in disipterestea f!ieadihin by ;;A IN
that they came to electloneer, because !
don't dssieve It. Why didn't every one Of
them ny they had been trying for nearly
. year Is visit u.s.; but had bsen $50 busy!"
Aud they didn't any Of them care fartn-
ing who WAS elected. To be sure, they all
had some stories to tell the voters about
the different candidates 'defrauuldaiinag "Uncle
SAM" Or cheating their creditors, and be-
ing bad boys generally. III They: had no
doubt the stories were true, but they
wouldn't have mentioned it to them for the
world, but they knew our father or broth
or or at least a cousin in the army, or
somewhere else, and they could not bear
to see them SO deceived.
We are too far out Of the world to have
heard how tho State went, but Of course it
went Republican. At least Lake Mary
did. F. B. Van Hoesen, candidate for
Clerk Of Court. received every vote but
one in the town. There were ( few scatter
ing Democratic votes for the other canei-
dates, but not enough to count. ...,....
Dear me haven't We had an awful cold
fall? Potatoes, turniips, and everything
freezeable are frozen up. Nobody was pre-
pared for cold weather. think we will
have "eight months winter" and more
than "four Of cold weather" this year,
We have had little snow, which was i'm
proved by the hunters. There have bsssnI
q great many deer and number Of bear
killed in this vicinity, but there are more
hunters than game: ..~s$BiTrER SWEET.
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--As 4 dressing for. the hair, the
following is recommended as the best
t6at eaa b made: Pure, fresh castor
foil, 2 o.; sebgee 'Pitit (s5Iper cent
Is o.. The oil is freely dissolved in
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es . 4. j !. may ,. Pe!tened ie any
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u, ,.2x,,:: ,:,;1J:. DIED = ~. .;.;tv
AT st! Cloud, Nov. 24th, Of brain fsver,
RUFUS. Edwin, con Of c.. A, and Hester Gill
man, aged l year, months and 8 days.
= Funeral services to be held at.the Epis-
eopal church, to;;norrqw (2eth) at.1 o'clock
r. y. -, III 's+yg 4 , n ...,.... g..x x
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psnsabls articles 4 ssea. Properly .ssd;
they ars nutritious AID healthy ): bat IN
inerdinats uss, Of either esusss indigsssio,
and dyspepsts. Parsons PurGatiys Fills.
iudisiously NE ' Il rsnevs besh Of ~,
tpflllee+ =,
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-: James .5:ai., 4 cl..rv' i, "a.
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COOP WORDS. The chieSss Hss e. p. i Ike
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A Coon. TH1sa.-One OF the most con
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Nor1c..-By reason Of the funeral Of
tho child Of Mr.. Gilman, the Register, The
U. 8. Land Office will b closed tomorrow
afternoon, -
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Life Of Abraham Lincoln, (see notice
above. :'-*5 @.'.~. j. r.: .:'..-,; ....-. ..
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Norwood, BY Henry Ward Beeehsr. ::
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To Town OIl1oHhs.-Wo' ire able 70
furnish TIE following blanks 10 order, in
sny quantity dtsir,di,. >s>'.t. ~.ii
o.d.r q Supervisors Lying: d. : ~
Release Of Damages 81 ovasrs u Ian,
Notice Of laying eut x iosds tor public
postias.) '..:>::,..
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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-11-25

A LusrY PolK1R.-Coats & Freeman
bought Last week. Of 8. Stevens, Of Clear
water, hog, 16 months old, which weigh
I'd i've hundred and ten pounds net That
paid for the raising.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-11-25

oHu1&v3, IN PARvo-There ID contained in Dr..
N6ssS's rins IL principle Of health. We have many
thousands OF testimonials Of their having restored the
SICK 70 health; which can beseen At our office. Use
only cufeativs Of disease but also prcservAtive.
They should b used in all cases of Billiousness,
Hsadaohs comPlatnts, maleIr~gularitica, s.
nsicns prepared Ask your store keepers for the
Omsta Alnasae. rad 4 carefully. Use Aofses Pills.
| Seld by ~ Doalegs, Ms
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-11-25

The winons Republican complains that
turkeys are scarce" Whst!else could be
expested:so soon after Tha.nksrivine1
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a New Subscribers,

=" a New Subscribers,
Henry Ward Beecher's Sermons.
Old Town Folks, by Harriet Beecher
Robinson Crusoe- illustrated.
The Arabian Nights Entertsinments-il-
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Watts Divine and Moral Songs.
The American Revolution.
History Of tho United States.
Wonders Of the World.
(The last three ere handsome pictorial
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