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WHEAT ADVANCING.

The indications are that wheat will
soon take AZ upward turn. The crop
in Great Britain is short. The Chica-
go Tribune Of the 4th says there has
been - material advance in the price
Of wheat. It is not we'll to be too san
guiue, but the indications now are that
our grain owners will yet be reimbursed
for the losses Of the past six months BY
= considerable appreciation Of this i'm
portaut cereal." This will be good
news for our Minnesota farmers, who
have been holding on and anxiously
Whiting for better prices.
In the Milwaukee market No, l
wheat is quoted At $1.25, and in Chica-
90 No. 2 il $l.l7}.
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work of great value to Advertisers Publishers and
:, others, who desire information in relation
to the Newspapers and Periodicals of
North America.
TILE EDITION WILL BE L1M1TFD, AND PERSONS
DESIRING COPIES WILL DO WELL TO SEND
THEIR ORDERS IMMEDIATELY TO
:. GEO. p. ROWELL & CO.,
PUBLISHERS AND ADVERTISING AGENTS.
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THE LONG EVENINGS

THE: LONG EVENINGS
Bring leisure hours, when every family
needs religious paper. The "Advance,
started but little over a. year ago, a.
ready has seventy.fve thousand readers.
While it represents, denominationally the
practice and principles of tho Conereea-
tional churches, it is catholic and fraternal
in its attitude to Christians of every name.
and circulates among all denominations.
1t is the aim to make 1t in the best sense
good religious paper especially suited to
:1;. FAMILY AND SUNDAY READING.
Many of the best and most popular wri-
ters for the religious press are regular con-
tributors to its columns; its editorials dis
cuss topics Of live interest; its religious
and secular intelligence is most carefully
compiled : its selections are choice and
fresh, and its children's department always
well filled. Its '..Notes of the Chicago
Noon Prayer Meeting" regularly prepar-
ed by one of its editors, are eagerly road
oil over the land
The price Of the paper is So 80 a year in
advance. Rare inducements for getting
up clubs are offered. FIFTY DIFFER
ENT PREMIUMS for clubs, all along from
2 to 600, make the most attrrctive list ev-
er offered. It includes something suited
to every taste. The Universal Clothes
Wringer, Silver Spoons and Forks, Prane's
Chromos, Lange's Commentaries, Sabbath
School Libraries, Elgin Watches, Commun.
ion Services, Cabinet Organs, Church
Bells, ETC., etc., are upon its list.
: HARVEST HOME!
1t is always best to canvass for those pa.
pers which already justly popular, are get
ting into still higher favor. There is
large harvest to reap tor the ...Advance"
this fall and winter. The good seed sown
has sprung up and ripened, and a host of
energetic canvassers is needed to bring in
the sheaves. No kinder words, no more
hearty commendations of the "Advance''
have ever been spoken than at present.
Those who take hold for the paper now,
will experience the benefit of cordial
feeling, which every week grows stronger.
IA Specimen. copies with premium
list sent on application. Address 1885,.
Il" 4'h' THE ADVANCE COMPANY.
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-. -. -. Chicago Ill
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TIE Board Of Direotors of the St.
Paul Chamber Of Commerce adopted q
series Of resolutions on Monday endors.
ing the project for river navigation IA
st. cead, and urging o. Congress IN
appropriation. They have also nodi.
led their resolutions on tho Northern
Pae;is Railroad 70 . 70 include The
entire line, beginning. .. Duluth instead
Of the Big Stone Lake scheme.
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1t is said that Parton; the most
popular magszinist in the country,
only makes $4,000 a year by writing
from one to. four papers per month,
WHILE 7. W. Higgins realizes only on
81 200 from his magazine writing: ::
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MINNESOTA NEWS.

is5. MINNESOTA NEWS.
- .4f;sss u ssese
Tho Minnesota State University
is in tlolrishing condition. x:s
., The Owatonna journal reports tho
years improvements OF that plaoe at
$170, 900. !.
Z --AtAustin, on tho Milwaukee and
Minneapolis R. R = wheat is 65 a:75 +;
corn SOL oats So; pork ST.
Tho Faribault Republican says
that Anna Thompson was thrown vio-
lontly from sleigh, her head striking
a stone, causing instant death. ~.-..~
Tho Irish citizens of this State:
will hold a; convention at St. Paul on
the 10th, for the purpose Of organizing
AN Immigration Society: :'".. g..
Mrs. +. A. Logan, who lecturcd
here recently, on spiiitualism, is ap-
pearing on the same subject before very
slim audiences in number of tie otL-
ertowns in the State. .''':'
+ Monticello boats Of having the
"only educated female medical prac-
titioner or graduate" in Minnesota, Mrs.
S. r. Wakefield, whose husband is
Homeopathic physician.
"A Presbyterian festival at st.
Peter took in 5000 last week.:
Tho Tribune says considerable
amount ofwheat is being stored there
in anticipation Of a rise.
An effort will be made during the
present SESSION Of the Legislature to
obtain the organization of a new
judicial District, consisting of the
counties Of Scott, LoSueur, Carver, Sib-
10y and Mcleod.
-"Other Day." "good INDIAN"
who saved the lives of 60 white Der.
sons during the massacre Of 1862, at
tempted to struggle with the pale faces
beverage, as 1etailcd in St. Paul, but
'the struggle was in vain," and o. D.
went to the calaboose:
The Albert Lea Standard says
the store Of Mr.. NJ. Loriug at Geneva,
was destroyed by fire on the 2sth.
Loss 81, ,000----At Albert Lea wheat
brings IS Csc; pork 7 all; corn
40; oats 80.
Rochester has a Musical Union----
The Post notices lecture at Rochester:
by Dr., Hayes, the Arctic Explorer.
He was not at St. Cloud The
small pox has broken out in the settle
ment near High Forest Wheat at
Rochester is 70a SOC; oats s5c;
corn 400; pork 9 a lie. :-.;
The Lauesboro Herald gives the
Improvements of that place for the past
five months at $4,000, exclusive Of
a railroad and telegraph to the town.
Wheat is down to 60 and 20 cts.
1900 bushels were purchased in one
day.
Wheat is 60 to 70 cts at Mankato; !;
corn IS; oats 35; pork 9 10. The
Record" says that $500 bushels Of
wheat comes iu daily----We learn by
: the Union that D. Wherle has import
ed a musical clock, which plays sixteen
tunes for $3.50. Fewer tunes and more
money than a jewsharp. " i.
The Red Wing Republican gives
and account Of the burning of Capt.
Carney>s saw mill. A span of horses,
cow: and. calf were also burned to death.
Fire from stove. Loss $4,000; no
insurance----Red Wing has furnished
six cases Of bankruptcy this winter al
ready----Gen. Hubbard is home from
his eastern trip. "'
Tho Forest City Ne,os notices the
case Of man named Nils Clamson who
got up during the night and carefully
arraying himself in two pairs of socks
and pair Of mocasins, walked thus alt
night. When found both hands. were
frozen, and will perhaps require ampu-
tation. Klamson is subject, to fits Of
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. -Ex Queen Isabella, Of Spain, sleeps
sixteen hours ont Of the tventy,four,
and passes the remaining eight. in :ea:-
ing great deal more than Is good fos
her, chatting with her maids and ehil-
dreD, and driving out for an hour OF
tWo. -, r.. .'..... ..,..~ on::...>
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A domestic bird-A duck Of . wife.
Ditto-A goose of = husband.
An air appsR ent-The fog.
Not so apparent, when it's mist.

Sr. PAUL DISPATCH PRINTING Co.,
publishers Of the St. Paul Dispatch.
Daily D'.patch, 70 cents per month :;
81 per quarter; 50 year. Tri-wekly
Dipasch goes ont in Wednesday's,
Fridays and Mondays mails, the same
size as the Daily, containing al the
reading matter, and emitting adver-
IS cents per month ; 81 psr
quarter 81 year. Weekly Di:patsh,
an eight page paper, containing forty
columns Of reading matter. Single
copies six months, Is cents enc year
81 so; in clubs Of Eve or more, to one
address, 81 per year !; with name prin-
ted on weekly, $l,2o per year. From
these rates we can make no deduction,
nor furnish FREQ paper. Address
Di.pasch Printing Co., Sc. Paul,
Minn. :..'
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RREvITIks.

The Maine lumbermen are having
IN unusually successful Winter:
San Francisco has one million
sacks Of wheat in store.
Japanese Tommy is dead again
this time killed in battle.
Hon. John Morrisseyis thirty-nine
years Of age. -. :: II: .::.: ,
IAN Ohio boy tried to see how near
hs could stand to aPassipg train i He.
never knew: Ii" ~. -. So =,
..:.-A nephew Of Sir Walter Scott
sa~s wood ID 1. charitable: ''hoo1me" in.
Montreal; He i. .ixty-four years Old.
Only Sc more days Of Andy. The
nation viii plea.e, ri.s and sing tho
do1oleey: @ =: -. :-..:| ~ :
.:-Aneriea imported last year $780,
600 worth Of English books, while John
Boil bought only $4,000 worth Of ".
The largest Bble:elass in the
world il that conducted BY Mrs. Bart:
lett, At Mr.. Spurgeon's church in Lon.
don, which numbers seven hundred.
Tho Massachusetts, House Of Rep
ressntatives, until within = few years,
sat the most Of the time With their hats
On. '':.;- :":,:i Il; - :if. ''''
.,:;.l.: !. IT, iii; ~ :.
-An exchange says that the. Gre
clan bend is achieved by throwing the
chest forxald '',li and the trunk backward.
What + done With the rest Of the ,bag-
ig..ge ''.'' ..'' .:'., ''..' ...I ,..@
The first numbers of Margaret
Merlyn, Mrs. Swisshelm's new story in
the St. Cloud JOURNAL, have appear.
ed, and are of great interest.
Union. IT,. t." .,:F -: - ..
The snow storm ioterfered sadly
with New YearsHcailipg in New York.
Ladies Who had made extensive prcpa-
rasion', the telegraph informs Us, were
doomed TO- dssappoiotment, and the ee$x-
trs provisions were left 10 Le idevourred
By ths'family. '9v s:s':s1 s7aH WI '--:
carpenter in. Washington l,u prizes
among His best treasures scrap ,cf ), pa.
per on whichsis written {: "1f you have
ra2piece Of board 70 spare, please let Tad
have IT, A. Lincoln;." It was as broanssbt q 81
Eto him by the hoy while he wal, al work
al the w hite' House. = ~ y. - ''.''
A scholar was vas Il turned rue out Of a pub.
lie schosl IN Sutton, Massaohu hurssetts, the
other day, because he he was "too oll.',
He, IS over 48, and has . family q
srown:up children: 81; He 7' was ambitious,
he said, to "ketoh 9 Up With the the boys
and gals" -, !. ...,...,...:.. <f..o..
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DR.. Burton's
TOBACCO ANTTDOTE.

WARRANTED to remore oil desire for Tobacco.
w tits entirely Vegetable and harmless. II pseri-
es and enriches the Blood Invigorates the System,
possesses great Nourishing and Strengthening power
is an excellent Appetizer, enables the Stomach to
Digest the heatiest food makes sleep refreshing and
establishes robust health Smokers and Chewers for
treatise on the injurious effects Of Tobacco, with
lists of References testmonials &C., sent free. Agents
wanted. Address DR.. 7. r. ABBOTT,
Jersey City, N. J. Sold by all Druggists. n2212w
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Fay the High Prices !!

ETNHE NEW ENGLAND CARPET CO., Of Boston
J. Mass, established nearly quarter Of century
ago, in their present location in Halls over H. 73 76
49, 8l SO IS and 81 Hanover Street. have probably
house in the country. In order to afford those at
distance the advantages Of their low prices propose
to send the receipt Of tho price, % yards or up
wards of their beautiful Cottage Capeting at 50 cents
per yard with samples of ten Sorts varying iu price
from Is cents to $3 per yard suitable for furnishing
every part of any honse. 4w
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A Gr.nAx Immigration Society Va.
orRanised at St. Paul on last Monday,
With Hon. Chas. SchefEer % President
Herman !Trott, Viec.President !; H
Pet.old, Secretary; Emil Muoeh,
Treasurer.
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Send Money by Rcgistered Letter.
SEND FOR OUR NEW CIRCULAR
PARKER B. co.
" Nos. 9S 4 100 Summer st., Boston.
MONEY SAVED !

We:are constantly purchasing for Cash In tho NV
York and Boston Markets, all kinds
DRY AND FANCY GOODS, SILKS, orIoNs
BOOTS AND SHOES, WATCHES. SEWING
: MACHINES, CUTLERY DRESS GOODS,
DOMESTIC GOODS, &c., &c,
Which actually selling at average price Of
One Dollar for each article. Our sales
being strictly for cash, and our trade much larksr
than that Of any other similar concern, enables % to
give better bargains than can be obtained Of any
other house.; - -r:'
r THE LADIES
Are specially invited to givo US trial.
~" SEND FOR CIRCULAR AND EXCHANGE I1sr.
Our club system of selling is as follows For s. We
send 20 patent pen fountains and checks describing
20 different articles to be sold for dollar each: 10 fbr
-; 90 for s6; 100 for $40, &c. Sent by mail Com.
missions larger than those offered by any other Arm
according to size Of club Single fountain and check
10 cts. Male and female agents wanted. Send
Money In Rcgistercd Letters. Send Us Z
trial cluh and you will acknowledge that you cannot
afford to buy goods Of any other house thereafter.
".: EASTMAN KENDALL, ~
J y10n528m 65 Hanover Street. Boston, Mass.
w. >.1 AT THIS OFFICE
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IT Is to be hoped that every news
paper in Minnesota will be represented
In the Editorial Convention on the
10th Inst.
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CoNaREss re.a.semblcd on the 5th
inst. The telegraph informs us that
Mr.. Window made speech in favor Of
the Northern Pacific Railroad.
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LATIN NEWS lTnlGs.

LA1n HEWs lTnlIs. &:
- Tho Fresch Governmen u '1ttina
out several iron. o!ads for active service
Victor Emanuel declares that he
viii not sign any more death warr.nts
Geo. Peabody has disposed Of over
5000, ,oooin tho way of lgifes.
The great weight Of snow, from
tho late storm, crushed in the roof Of a
car factory at Albany, N. Y.
President johnson aud Speaker
Colfax received at Washington on New
Years day. ....,-..
"A New Hampshire bankrupt ~,
oeutly turned over $4,000 in Confeder7
ate bonds to bis delighted creditors. :. )!
Gable dispatches say that Living,
'stoa - sate, and that he is in the vicin-
isy Of Lake Niarsi, in. .Afries. ay: yr.,
1T is stated that The case of John
H. Surratt has already cost the Govern
ment $50, ,000.. -: ".','
The ground, was covered to the
depth Of FIVE inches at Ripley Miss,
last week.
Map. made speech to tho Dip
lomatlc corps on New Years day, in
which he expressed hopes for peace
during the present year.
In his speech on New Years day,
King Victor Emanuel said the present
state Of Italian affairs was everything
that could bo desired. -
The new suspension bridge, at
Niagara Falls, was thrown open to the
public on Saturday. It is the longest
span On the Continent.
Tho twenty-one women who mob
bed = liquor saloon At Pszryville, Ohio,
last weak, have had their trial and have
heen acquitted. Right! ~ :
"A correspondent Of = Boston paper
states that Postmaster General Randall
was poor three years ago, but \is now
estimated to be worth nearly 500, 900.
"A dispatch from Constanti.ople
states that Petrovolake aud tho Greek
volunteer, in Crete have surrendered to
The Tufks. -"t:,:
T -0ov. Hoffman was inaugurated At
Albany on ths iisst., 10 vAs escorted
70 The State Capitol BY tho Ninth Bri-
gads National Guards and company
Of savalIy. $685.. - !:
The most terrible storm Of the
season occurred in New York on. the
6rss. About three inches Of hail fell.
The storm vas Also very severe in
New England: $50:
"A negro in Des Moines, Iowa, was
recently brought into Court on a charge
Of marrying wbite girl which is con-
trary to law. No enc appeared against
him, and he was discharged.
1t was reported in Memphis, on
tho night Of the Sd, that the Arkansas
Militia, At Marion county, had seized
five men,. tried them by drum-head
court-martial and then shot them in
cold blood. ... ..:.:.: ..
Late adyioes from Arizona state
that the Indians have been committing
numerous outrages, and ten. Ord has
been asked to send troops to the scene
of the trouble. Mining is beiog vigor-
ossly prosecuted. 49,, -"
The Metropolitan Police Board Of
New Orle..s h.. ordered tie reinstate
nent Of the negro police who were di.
reeted, before ths Presidential election,
to "ge home and put their uniform
aside until further orders.'' I: ii:
-Genorai Spinner, in answer to a
letter from the President OF ono Of the
leading New York banks, as to when,
in his judgment, the time should be
fixed for resumins specie payment,
says that it ought not to be postponed
longer than the first Of January, 1871,
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The prospects are that Senator
Chandler will be reelected from Michi-
gan. and that Ex-Vioe.P President Ham.
lin will be chosen U. s. Senator from
MainA
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y TIN Rochester Post comes oul
strongly in favor of woman suffrage
and thinks the cause is rapidly gaining
popularity in the country. Perhaps.
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TaE Detroit Poss speakisg Of Pad6s
Railroads says that Of the three pro.
posed measures, that gzant;ng lid 70
the Northern Pacific Railroad u By "A,
the most deserving, and should pass
before any Of its rivals. It has the
most substantial claims. Then let the
whole West unite in demanding from
Congress the subsidy necessary to insure
its early construction: :
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MAJ. G.. r. CLEVELAND has be-
came part proprietor in the Mankato
Union, and will hereafter have charge
of the editorial columns.
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j. An Eastern poet sings "God save
the President!' !'''-the strongest possible
expression Of entire confidenc, iu the.
onnipoterce Of tie Deit,. ''' >'','
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The eolored people Of Minnesota ~
ssmbled at Ingersoll's Hall on the 6rst,
to celebrate the emancipation Of 4,000,.
600 Of their zace, and the bestoval OF
Ne elective franchise upon the eolSred
men Of this State. The Hall vas we'll
lllsd. Alter an organization was ef.
ftsted, speeches vers made BY Gov.
Ms.shall, Mayor Stewart, W. L. Wilson,
Gen. Nusting, and Mr.. Washington, .
solored man from Wisconsin. A
series Of excellent resolutions VA
adopted, expressing thanks t. tho Re-
publican party, to tho martyrsd Lin
eoln, and to tho army and navy, for
their labou in behalf of q down-trodden
people; and advising the education Of
al eolored children.
In tho evening the Hall was packed.
Letters were read from Rev Cbas.
Griswold, Of this city, who when =
member Of the State Legislature in
1865, offered the first amendment to
the State Constitution striking out tho
word "white )" aud from Gen. Andrews.
Eloquent speeches were then made by
Hon. NJ. 8. Wilkinson and Hon. I.
Doonelly.
The eolored people Of Minnesota
have just cause for congratulations
They are now American citizens in the
fullest aud freest sense, with ali the
rights and privileges Of my other citi-
zen Of tho Republic. In the last Of
their series Of resolutions they strike
the true keynote, that Of education.
It IL through this means that they can
improve and elevate their race, rising
high - citizens and prospsriog IN busi-
ness. This is the foundation upon
which alone it ls safe for any nation,
race OF people to build hopes Of per-
maneut improvement or lasting pros
perity.
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TUE Minneapolis Tribune makes
the report OF building and improve
mcuts at the Falls for 1868 "a Min
neapolis, $603, 3,675; St. Anthony,
$l42, ,250 ;; total, 745, ,935.
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The 0recian bend is travelling westward.
Il has reached Kansas.-Exehange.
And down South, Louisa Anna and
Mrs. Sippi have 1t bad. Away up
North, En-. Aioe has 1t, too. Min
ME Sofa considers it like the ohills and
fever, and does not care for any.
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~ MEssRs. Donnelly and Ramsey are
both homo looking efter their seua.
Aodsl chances. s1 7G.. ...:.
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THE Senatorial caucus Of tho Lepis-
lature will be held on next Thursday
evening. ~.r
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NOTICE. All person; are hereby not,-
~ fed that my. wife, Caroline: Wetzel,
has left my bed and bsard without, just
cause or provocatlon, and that they are
forbidden to trust her on my account, as I
will pay no debts other contracting after
this date ''''" MATTHIAS WETZEI,
p<1 st. Cloud, .Jan. 9th, 1869. u4sr@ n25' 3w,
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4 natural olave-Ths sea surf: :.
That's because it always goes with
the tied.
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NEW: ADVERTISEMENTS.

:. = -: --:.-.Ii i5''H: &
= OAK HALII>' !
:? 9i,}?.; -, ---.I': : :, -
The proprietor would announce that he
is prepared to furnish -
:. FRESH OYSTERS, II
cooked in any desired style Also, sar-
dimes, Cold Lunch, &c. - s'5
-; His His bar is supplied with theI"',4 i
-, :f., =, CHOICEST -; :..
Wines, Liquors and Cigars,
to be found in the city. .'5." -. -....
"A call is requested from all who want
anything in his line.
= "a. ' - FRED. VINCENT.
:. st. Cloud, Jan 5th,. 1869. tHA'1 v11n25
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A work Of art-a widow trying to catch
Q husband.
There Is not generally much 'sart
abeut Il.
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LEWISTON HOUSE,

~ ~ -: i :: = H1NN:
=, ....-2 r.;IE 1s1.:-n~rI:, .a;tf>,
This House has just been greatly enlarg.
cd and fitted up3in' good style forr the ac-
oonmodation :of guests. The Proprietor
would be pleased to see all his old friends
who stopped with him ut tho Minnesota
House, - 4:..:l:!=::;33H n@Js+ G,.." L. i 3:sa
A11 SHALL .B:E M4DE coM1oR7. I; IL
5s j; o:o,H E.tls :ABLE.: ~ ~ 9':E T., !
- ..~....< LEWIS LEWISTON.
st. Cloud, Dec. Is, 1861, ~. n22 6m
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w NTED-AGENTs.-e75 to 92OO per month
~ everywhere, male and female, to introduce tho
GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE. This machine will stitch. hem
fell tuck, quilt cord, bind braid and embroides In
most superior manner. Prizes, only SIS. Fully var.
ranted for five years. We will pay 81 900 for any
more elastic than ours. It makes the aEiastic
Lock stich." Every second stitch can be cut. snd
still tue cloth cannot be pulled apart without tearing
1t. We pay Agents from SIS to 500 per month and
expenses, or . commission from which twice that
amount can be made. Address sECONB L co.
P1rTSBURG, PA, or BOSTON, MASS.
CAUT1ON-Do not be imposed upon by other par.
ties pa'ming off worthless csstiron machines under
the same name or otherwise Ours il the only eeuu.
inc and really practical cheap machine manufactured.
n22Aw
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To be virtuous Is to bs happy.-ReeAes.
ter Post.
Who told you so!
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JTsTRAY:-Takenu up by the subscriber on or ato1t
T. the eth of December, dark, bay Mare Colt
about three years old pony size with white star in'
forehead long switch tail, and no shoes. The owner
will my charges and take tho animal away: ~
la-st. 0Icud1 Dee515, 1865. 2} :'i''' desI74w
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Our stock Of violins, violincellos, Con"
:tra Basses, Flutes, Flies, Flagoletts, Claro-
nets: Guitars, Banjos, Military Drums Of
subscriptions, Brass Instruments, Accor-
deons, Strings, etc., is complete. =,
Church Organs, Melodeons AND Pianos
tuned and repaired. - -; -:
Z orders attended to with ProApsnssQ
v3n26-1V
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LIME Silver Thimbles,, Warrant, i oot,s
is sie ,:}' ssse
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ac.;" MEAT:t MARKET. ~.
ERESH. Meat, Hams, Sausage and Veg
L tables Of all kinds kept constantly on
and Shep on st. Germain street
,an,;x zt+f. ,.t.:,t 5y.t; CHAL. LUEG.1