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,,At Clear Lake, shsrburne Co... Aina.,
onths lsth Inst, Of consumption, Ars:
Mary earns, wife Of Alfonso Gates, aged
IS years.
I'll, deceased was native Of Ashtsbulu
county. in tho State Of Ohio, and had been
. resident of this State for the past thir'
teen years. She was . member Of The
Methodist Episcopal church, and died 81
she had lived, . devoted Christiso. The
funeral services were oondustsd BY the
Rev. Mr.. Rork. Of Clearwater, and her
body was then taken TO wiaona, where she
formerly resided, for burial. In the death
Of Mrs. Gates tho community suffers rare
loss, and those who knew her best feel 1t
most. Her life WAS careful compilation
Of those virtues largely peculiar to va
mans sphere, and che never made exhibit
Of them save in tho distance Of domestic
retirement: Always trus-hearted and o.
fsotionste, she lived in tho midst Of friends
who will long cherish her memory. When
the Great Father called ct her frontier
home to summon her to Himself, He found
her ready and waiting 10: obey tho sum
mons. Her faith equaled the occasion
She could say in tho language of another {:
<"No longer overshadoving doubts obscure
Tho day Il my belief From l:s TO Inc,
Through fesh and from beyond tho gatss ofdsash
There p,es beam OF light continuous.
Frsught with the truth OF what am - Do
And row have just begun.
St. Claud, May 24th, 1869. h. 6. W.
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DISCOVERY or GOLD.

In exsmio.nx. lGge des Of new goods
received tfsYstcsby hsspopu,.f t4aen,
terprisiis MERCHANT "Jo52 Edelbrock, i
number Of persons discovered that they
could save money by purchasing Of him.
lie soils mems full suits for S.; handsome
suits made in tho best manner. for $22.
An elegant assortment q drSss goods. be-
sides white goods, domestios, 40: !, Atten-
ton Is called to his hats and eaps, which
are going of rapidly. Boots. shoes and
gators in tne assortment. For %ohoioe
family grSasries, Edelbroek's iss head
Quart ers. Ss$S5. -: -. : :. = = = >%<i.l NJ
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TO THE FARxERs;-1f; you want the
hest, most durable and cheapest pillow, 60
70 the St. Cloud Pow Factory: =.
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LIFE IxsuaAnol Aosxr wA1Tlp.- One
Of the old, substantial and most reliable
Life Companies Of New York, !. =: want
Of an Agent At St. Cloud. 70 work thst Sec
ton Of Minnesota. Address, ..IiiS 1nsur-
ance," Box S0O5, 20. New York.
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GROUND BRoKEx.-Gronnd has been
broken for the new Union Schoolhouse.
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SfAIrBD.-Gen. Barrett started his sur
veying crews for Devils Lake on Tuesday.
He has large contract there.
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~ The circulation OF The Se~s~~'
1. n0unIE that OF any other paper
a.>,,.>.ai~ Northern Minaeset~' Let
Aav.rtisers remember this
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE U 8. INDIAN AGENCY,
CAss COUNTY, STATE OF MINNESOTA,
May, 1869. }
OEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
y ceived at this Office until JUNE 18th,
1869, at IL o'clock L., for the following
articles, to be delivered at Sank Rapids,
Benton equity, Minnesota, ut such time
and In such quantities as may DO required
by the underslgred:
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~ Allkinds ofJob printing, in Eng
sh, German or Norwegian, executed st
his flee. Send in YOUR orders.
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LOCAL = !. NHwS
Ne would rsspsetf Willy reques!

~ W. ~oS'o 's:peeVs''S ''s"e'' ~"
.,5s sse,s and Others wishing any KIND O.
Job Printing, to call and s1a'"'"s our
t.asivs .tcek Of Nov Material, j.'s 'ees'''"
rom tie east, before sending to st. foa' o.
6,;nos elsewhere. Our JOB Office - nor one
oftA. 5.,t;. IL. State, ard We DO s'ork ~"'e"
Va ,pill guarantee to bssas'$fae'ory' a'Sa'n'
Paul prices.
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&C. N. Doughty has stuffed the skin Of
: bull snake, seven feet and ten inches
long, killed on the east side Of the river;
by W. Chambers. He has also . stuffed
swan which measures six feet across the
| wings. -<,.t. 40. t.. - i ..sv,
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On Sabbath next Rev. Noah Lathrop,
Of Psynesvills, will preach at tho NJ. E.
church. - =. :f* ~ -2'&.'.:
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CIV. West has opened In tho Post
Office building I. confectionery and fruit
stand, where he keeps tho incest Of every
thing in that line. .;.... . ,..,:...
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CRosKIlr.-Mrs. Tilton has lot Of
crockery, Ill kinds, which will be sold
cheap.
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Call 1t Mrs. Tilton's and examine fur
niture. Bargains can be had. 80 -, - s~.
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RsxovA1.-J. ". Mstsroth has removed
his clothing stors MP opposite the Central
House. He win make suits in the latest
Paris and London stylss-guarsnteed to be
satisfactory. s;tliss stock. u ready made
clothing and gents furnishing goods il
complete, and he would ~ s call from
purchasers. See advertisement. 81 #
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MARRIED..

In this city, on the 25th inst, BY Rev.
Meinolph stuckenkemper. Mr.. GEHnAAD
LIEsER to Miss ANNA MATILDA RosSABEH-
GER, both Of this city.
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H. B. Funs.-On Friday fifty bales,
Weighing ten thousand pounds. Of tho aud-
son Bay Company's fars were shipped from
this place to Elgland.
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RBAPIlS AID Observation-Disclosures
Bros, have just received . LOT Of the well
known Mccormick reapers and mowers.
These machines need no communication.
Their unparalleled success u al tho en-
dorssment that could be asked for. Farm.
ers Who haze tried them will use no 9th.
er. Alargs stock Of stoves and genera
hardware he's also been received by thu
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In Blossox.-The apple trees in this Vi
cinity are loaded with bloom. The sea-
son has been very favorable, and fine
yield may be expected.
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RAu.-On Monday and Monday night
. fine warm rain fell, doing an untold
amount Of good. More rain is falling to-
day, and tn weather is cloudy.
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PoP.-A pop mandatory has been
started in upper town. It is said to turn
out IN article ~ good ~ any that has been
imported. Krsus 4 Zimmerman are the
pronrietors.
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Coon LAups.-The tracts in Stearns and
Pope counties, advertised elsewhere, are
oil first quality ls,ds, and Offer good in
',tments. To parties wishing to purchase
.hels lot heavy reduction will be
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LARa. SH1rxENr.-On Saturday D. Y.
Smith shipped from this place 81, 900 rats,
besides large quantity Of other furs.
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BooKs.-Parties wishing to order books
can do 20 by calling At Mrs. Farwells store.
Orders will be made out ON Mondays
Catalogues Of all the principal publishers
on hand, from which selections can be
made.
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PERSONAL. On Tuesday We had call
from Warren Adley, the proprietor Of the
Lake House, At Osakis, one Of the best
houses in the upper country.
Mr.. L. Kelles, of Sank Centre, returned
yesterday from trip eastward.
Gov. McTavish. Of the Red River Settle
ment, passed up On Friday.
Jos. Goyette arrived home = few days
aince from An extended tour through sever
al of the Western States.
We had call from Nj. E. H. Atwood, Of
Maine Prairie, who reports the crops in
that section Is looking very we'll. Agreat-
or breadth Of ground, by At least one
quarter, than last year has been sown.
ND. Cambell, Of haywood, was in town
on Tuesday. He says the saw mill recent
ly destroyed there will be rebuilt.
Among the arrivals At the Central House
this week We note: W. L. Hsrdesty and
". J. Christie, wife and servants, Hudson
Bay Territory; J. B. Atkinson, Forest
City; W. L. Wakefield, Grow Wing; Hon.
II. T. Welles, Minneapolis; Judge Emmett,
J. r. Nicols and W. K. Nelson. St. Paul !;
H. Easton, Owatonna s. B. Pollard, Man
kato NJ. W. Griffin, Battle Greek, Mich. {;
H. Cohort, St. Louis E. Plat and wife,
New York: D. Couray, Canada; A. Nc
Carroll. HARRISBURG J. Merry and W. n.
Brysen, Maine; P. Bixbse, Stephens Point,
Wis. J. McDougall, Salem. N. Y; J. z.
Merriam, Dubuque; c. Hall and wife, Chi
csgo.
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ARRESTED FOR MuRDER.-A man named
Uzeb Peripe was arrested last week at Al
bon, in Wright county, on the charge Of
having murdered his wifs's child. 1t seems
that the child died suddenly on the night
Of the 10th, and was buried by Perine
alone. Suspicious were aroused, and
about ten days Afterwards the body was
disinterred, and coroner's jury return
ed q verdict that the child came to its
death from strangulation at the hands Of
Perine. Fe was arrested and confined in
the Jail at Monticello to await trial at the
June term of the District Court. The fore-
going facts We learn from Hon. H. L. Cor
don, Of this city, who returned from Mon.
cello this week, having been engaged to
defend Perine.
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F1IE.-The house Of Mr.. Mckinney, on
Maine Prairie, was burned last Thursday.
Mr.. Mckinney and wife were both absent,
and when he came in sight Of the building
1t noon It WAS al in blaze. Nothing be-
yond . couple Of trunks was saved. The
origin Of the FIRE 10 unknown. The build
ing was new one. Loss about 81 500 ;
partially insured.
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NOTICE.
- :2YEl or.
SEALED PROPOSALS
For Building OF Brick or stone, and
7FarnisAin&h,
FIRST-CLASS HOTEL,
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APpIEs.-M. E. Nixon last week shipped
to st. Paul forty barrels more Of nice
sound green apples. St. Cloud is rapidly
becoming . Wholesale point.
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. Mrs. Tlton buys - we'll ~ sells sse-
ond. hand furniture. *:,W
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BoARD or TaApz.-On Friday evening
An adjourned meeting Of the Board was
hold. Col. Kerr and WIN. Powell, from
tho Committees appointed to locate the
road to Kings, reported that they had
thoroughly examined the ground over
which 1t was to pass, and found tho most
feasible crossing of the marsh to be ON the
line surveyed for State Road BY Messrs.
Garrison, Campbell aud Hicks, aud from
the bluff beyond tho marsh by the town
ship line to the corner Of Kings fence.
Tho distance across the marsh was 49b
yards. which would require about 1000
cubic yards of road TO be made. III. earth
necessary to be taken from the bluff would
be sufficient to make the road. After GET
ting down about Z foot in the marsh the
bottom is hard pave. With ditch on Ell
Their side, an excellent road could be made.
A committee consisting Of H. G. Wait,
W. Powell and J. E, Hayward was appoint.
ed to definitely locate the road, procure
tho right Of way, and make an accurate es-
innate Of expenses. They were authorized
to incur such expenses as might be neces-
sary, including the employment Of civil
engineer, and were required to report At
tho next meeting.
On motion Of Mr.. Bridgman it was re-
solved that the City Council DO requested
to appropriate the necessary amount for
the construction Of the ROAD, and the Sec
rotary was directed to communicate this
resolution to that body.
The Committee ON Manufactures was in
creased BY the addition of L. A. Evans, J.
E. Hayward and VIM. Powell.
The Beard then adjourned until next
Tuesday evening, when they will meet a,
their rooms over Pickit & Abbott's store,
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ROUND TABLI.-Attentien il called 70
the advertisement Of the Round Table, one
Of tho best literary papers in the country
Its book reviews alsns are worth tho price
Of subscription.
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D11ro.-Ths st. Paul Pioneer, speaking
ofsome fat cattle, says they were ''hard to
beat." We also find some occasionally
here that are hard to b. eat.
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VAxDA11sx.-some unprincipled scoun-
drel has cut down = couple Of the grand
old pines which grow along the rsvins.
They are worth more than money to the
place, and the wretch who wilfully cut
them down would steal If opportunity Of
fsrsd. Awatch Il being kept, and II the
offender ID caught be will >be made to suffer
severely.
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dor1L Boxus.-In this weeks Issue will
bs found the Official advertisement Of the
City Council asking proposals for building
the new hstsl and taking the $12,6o0 bo-
nus. Hers il . good chance for some cap
itslist to invest his money to the very best
advantage. 2 A first class hotel At st Cloud
would be crowded summer and winter.
There would be no lack Of patronage-sood
paying patronage. And besides the bonus
is IN item wen worth considering. We *
pect the Council will have IN abundance 0
proposals from which TO select. 49,
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You caa find some more Of those hand
some delaines at Pickit & Abbctt's.
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MAPLE SUGAR AND SYRuP.-From Mr..
Ezra Briggs, Of Little Falls. We learn that
the quantity Of maple sugar manufactured
in the Upper Mississippi country this sea-
son was very largest least one-third more
than last year. The quality, in. general,
it not quite 80 good Is usual. The sugar
there is mostly made By Indians and half.
breeds, who granulste and pack it in birch
bark cases. They never make syrup from
anv but tho ''last rum Of sap, which ia
not good for sugar, unless upon special
order. Mr.. Briggs says that last year they
sold at their store s,r tons Of maple sug r,
almost all for consumption in that part Of
the couotry. Speaking of maple syrup
souring during the warm weather, Mr.. B.
says that if lett for six months or 60 after
this process has commenced, the syrup viii
be sweeter, thicker and clearer than even
when first made. Tho fermentation seem.
to rid it of all impurities, and it comes from
the barrel like "golden drip" This ha
been tried for number Of years with per
feet success. The information will be 0
hene6t to many.
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" ANTED AGENTS.-aEo~av Of "a.
w "ortd;' 10 warranted to cure Rhsunatism and
Neuralgia. Sold on the pscksee syst.m. Mot ia h.
PAID Tor until tested pay 80 PER month and con-
mission to distribute packages. J. c. Triton,
Piitsburg Pa. .n,4n1T3
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1ur1ov1xa.-Au kinds Of business in
town are improving. notwithstanding that
this il The farmers busy season. The
heavy amount Of government and Hudson
Bay Conpany's transportation done adds
materially to the trade Of the town. Build
ing operations are also being carried on
sxts1sively.
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NOTICE.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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SASH, Doors, &o.-F. H. Dam calls the
attention Of the people of the upper coun.
try to his facilities for manufacturing doors,
blinds, sash, nouldings, castings, &c. Hi.
factory il provided with all the bess, latest
and most improved machinery, enabling him
to do the best work at low rates. Price
lists sent on application.
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ALL THE T1xI,-Think over it in your
waking moments, make 1t the subject Of
your dreams, that Pickit T. Abbott sell al
kinds Of dress goods, clothing, boots,
shoes, etc., cheaper than tho cheapest.
This advice IL for your own benefit:
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Stow PLow.-We have seen the model
Of new snow plow, invented by Major
Murphy, H. T. Dasndels and DR.. Schulz.
ten. They have fled on it for one year at
the Patent Office. The idea Of the pillow il
entirely new, and the invention bids fair
to be . success. A practical test will be
made next winter.
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1WAd.eraaasg tragst II. ~s,e lans' good
. tie eosssastnotiescf ~ esstos~. III
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!, Doors AND SHo1s CHrAP.-M. E. Nixon
has very large stock Of mems and boys ,
and women's and misses boots. shoes and
CATERS which will be sold gerry low. Cal
AMI see. 49,, .....
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QuA1Tz Ml1I.-1t is reported that Capt.
Newson, Of st. Paul, is making arrange
ments to use the power at Libby's saw mill,
Watab, to drive . quartz mill. We give
the rumor for what it is worth, which il
probably not much.
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NOTICE is hereby given that my step
N son, George 10 given his time, and
that will not pay any debts Of his con.
tracing. OF collect his earnings on and
aftor this date. . D. A. HOYT.
81 Cloud, Nay 24th, 1869. n45-sv
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No. 1.-The ladies SAY there is nothing
to b compared to the Royal Standard Al
pacas, for which Pickit & Abbott have thu
sReaey in st. Cloud.
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CHICAGO Posr.-We would call attention
70 the notice Of the further enlargement Of
this snterprising sheet. The Post has add
cd column sitter column until it has now
ton to each page. 1t Is an able, spicy,
readable sheet ~
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Western Men Should Pafronizl
Western Institutions.

ST. CLOUD BRANCH
or TIN
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TO persons living in the counties to
tho south and southwest of this, who have
need Of legal services, We would commend
Chas. B. Howell, Esq, Of Geeenleaf. Mr..
H. is especially we'll qualified to take
charge Of land matters, Is he was for a
number Of years engaged in the General
Land Office At Washington. He will b
found prompt and reliable.
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Trusty Fn1.In Hands.

Any man who goes into the employ
ment Of another, should take his posi-
tion with the determination of making
the connection between himself and
employer one of mutual benefit. Farm
hands are liable to lose all but selfish
interest, and make their chief object to
pass away their time and receive their
money The objection is not usually
an unYillingness on the part Of the em-
ploye TO perform sufficient labor, but
lack Of carefulnsss and perfect trust.
Some hired men are TOO sensitive
and appear unwilling to be instructed
in the performance Of any job, others
are willing to do any way suggested,
right or wrong, and to execute it in the
quickest possible manner, regardless
ofresult. Now these faults are both
unpleasant and Improbable to the par
ties concerned. A hired man should
become as one ofthe farmers family,
and make his employers interest his
own, and show himself Trustworthy
It mGkes no difference how much
muscular strength q man may possess,
or how much labor he may be able to
perform, ifhe cannot be trusted out Of
sight with the care of stock, tho use of
. team, or the performance Of any job
Of work, he cannot obtain wages the
year through, equal to those ofa strip
ling youth who is honest and vigilant.
A farmor wishes to know when the
'qbarn chores" are finished, that the
cattle and horses are all in their prop
or places, and made secure, and that
they are plentii0lly but not waStefully
fedI that when his team is away upon
the road, II is we'll cared fori that bars,
fences, &C., are left in good order
after passing through themi that gates
and barn-doors are closed at night /
that axes, wedges, hoes, and other
tools are laid up 10 their places, There
ID 4 satisfaction in having a man about
The farm who will attend to all these
matters with as smuch care as II they
were his own, and a hired man Of this
stamp need never search for o position
or work for common wages, he will
always stand at IA premium, and the
only trouble he will find that is insur-
mountable will be to accommodate all
who wish to secure his services sl
II requires no more outlay Of
strength, no more time, only an exer~
else Of care TO do work right, and by
this study 10 do things as they should
be done, habits are formed, aud theories
incnleated, which win be ofgreat value
and lasting benefit when the employs
shall have become the owner and man
agor ofan estate. M .st
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wHooPINa COUGH.

The testimony of all who have used 1t for this
terrible disease during the last ten years is that
1t invariably relieves and cures it.