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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-01-06

MARRIAGE OUTRIGHT. From an old
Carolina periodical we clip an anecdote,
that happily illustrates the customs of the
period, when physical force was the trb-
unal before which all questions were for
arbitrament ''In one of the upper coun-
ties OF North Carolina, young fellow,
by the name of Ben Sykes, had courted
fair one for some years, but either was
not ready or willing, as he never came to
the point. At last she got mad, and de-
clared she would marry Bill Patterson if
he ever courtcd her again. Bill, bearing
of this, went, and once more put in his
claim but he was a scurvy fellow in some
things, and neither dad nor mann was will
ling. So he secretly goes TO R, gets
license, and that night they made off
for IA Gretna squire. On their road 10
happiness, however, who should they
meet but Ben Sykes. He got an inkling
of what was going on, and when he met
them, he understood how the case lay.
IS ,lly," says he, 81 have fooled with
you, that's u fact, and | am sorry for it.
But if you still prefer me to Bill Patter-
son, just say SO, and | will give BIN IA
thrashing, take his license, and make
Moody marry us Tonight
The old love was too strong for the new.
Ben gave Bill a thrashing, took his gal,
and (what he hated most,) his license
which cost him seventy-iive cents, and
was off with his plumber to Moo iy's The
old squire did not SO well understand how
one man could be married in virtue of a
license granted 10 another. Ben said he
did not himself understand law quibbles,
but this he knew, that unless he did il, he
Che squire would ketch it too. The
hint was enough for Moody, who, with
out more ado, pronounced them man and
wife. So says our mountain correspond
emf -
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bed, and that she made her most desperate
efforts at The chimney.
The murderer necessarily covered with
blood, must have left traces of it on his
way =; and that stained way was found TO
be toward the apartment of her husband,
the Duke of Praslin Drops and marks
of blood were visible from the door of the
Dutchess's cabinet 10 the door of the
Dukes bedroom.
The Duke was arrested on charge of
murder. The goyerness was likewise ar
rested on the charge of being accessory to
the murder, and was generally considered
as having been the Dukes mistress.
During the trial, the governess, this
Mile. de Luzy, gave her evidence with
much bitterness against the deceased
Duchess, with so much bitterness that the
court reproved her for her evident mali
ciousness of spirit.
When the examination touched upon
the Dukes guilt, Mademoiselle de Lucy
evinced the greatest emotion, falling upon
her knees with clasped hands, declaring
that it was impossible, and excIaiming /:
''Ieli me not that there are presumFIions
against him-say not that they are strong.
My conscious assures me that he has not
done it. But if lie has-Great God! it
is /, it is who am the guilty party. 1
who 50 loved the children, who adored
ihem," etc., etc.
In the excitement the court remarked /:
''It seems impossible that this excite
ment should merely belong 20 such feelings
as might exist between you and the Ducll-
ess' children. Was it TO The children only
that you addressed the despairlng letters
of which you spoke p
To which the woman replied
! ''You are wrong, excitement can belong
TO every feeling. But will not say that
/ as | constantly saw the Duke SD kind, SO
generous to me, they may not have min
gled with my affection for the children Il
| tonderness-a vivid tenderness-for the
/ father"
The conclusion of this case was never
reached. The Duke de Praslin commit
! ted suicide by poison and by reason ot
his death all proceeding stopped. Mile
de Luzy escaped 10 America, became {;
| governess, then a teacher in the Cooper
Institute, and subsequently the wife of on,
of the highly moral priests who indorseC
The sensational marriage of that period.
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A SMILING FACE AND A KIND HKAR1

A SMILING FACE AND A KIND HEART.
Which will you do-smile and make
your household happy, or be grabbed, and
make all those young ones gloomy, and
the der ones miserable ? The amount
of happiness you can produce is incalcu-
liable, if you show smiling face and
kind heart, and speak pleasant words
Wear a pleasant cOuntenance let JOY
beam in your eyes, and love glow on your
forehead There is no joy like that which
springs from kind act or a pleasant
deed and you will feel it at night when
you rest, at morning when you rise, and
through the day, when about your busi-
ness.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-01-06

To PREVENT PIows FROM RUsTING
"A correspondent of the Raral World
gives the following, which he says he has
tried successfully. 1t is simple and worth
adopting ''None but the plowman knows
the advantage of having bright plow.
The writer has tried great many articles
to prevent plows and other agricultural
implements from rusting- There is moth
ing go good and handy as patent axle
grease. l have used tallow, paint, and
Japan varnish, but the axle grease is all
ways convenient and easily applied"
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THE WEEKLY WORLD,

large ouar,o sheet. printed throughout in
.rgs type and published every "Wednesday
rcrung, has now the largest circulation % amy
.ekly newspaper in tho United States, with
sbly, single exception. Among its prom
,elt features are:
It's VERY FULL AND ACCURATE MARKET
REPJETs, embracing the Live Stock mar
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Cambridge, and Philadelphia the New
York Country Produce Market and Gen
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iull reports o! the New York Money Ma:-
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with great care, and contain the latest
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time Of putting the paper to press.
rs AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT. which
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AID scientific farming that are Of great
value to American farmers. a special
feature Of this department is II weekly
summary of the condition Of the Hop
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A very full report of the proceedings Of
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4 portion of the Weekly World is re-
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special feature Of the Weekly World is
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.97O The World 1870
3.

-. ,bil;tv of The World is beyond question.
p Leigh IN c. Sentinel.
w. ,sr,rd it as the ablest Democratic news
I'm the couatry. Joseph MOI Herald
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Slich, Sept 25, 1853.
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Ip WORLD ALMANAC FOR 1870

| THE WORLD ALMANAC" Tor 1870 will
tam vast quantity OF polite al information
use 10 every voter, and Of sgch 4 character
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compile summary of political events our
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>ew York Ciiy. Its market reports are as
as those OF the Daily edition. and it con
IS. besiaes interesting literary matter. on
ny OF each week iuli report OF the Fara-
Club.
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AN old lady in Connecticut, during the
recent freshet, being told that the house
prndenily proceeded TO charge her stock
ings, declaring that she had frequently
seen women struggling in the wild waters
generally feet upward.
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UroN what supposition wonld you build
a house with your pocket handkerchief
Surprising it be cambria (became brick
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THE DAILY WORLD

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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-12-29
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

NNHE UNDERSIGNED, Superintendent
i Of the Schools Of stearns county, Min
nesota, will conduct public examination
of teachers at the following times and pla-
Gee:
On Wednesday, the 21st day of Decem.
Der, 1870, between the hours Of 9 A. M. and
8 P. NJ, at the schoolhouse in the village Of
Now Munich.
On Friday, the 2sd day of December,
1870, between the hours of 9 A. M. and 2 P.
NJ, at the schoolhouse, District No. 81, at
Paynesville, comprising the towns Of Grow
Lake, Getty, Grove, Melrose, North Fork,
Oak, Payuesville, Raymond. saYk Centre,
st. Martin and Zion, Of the 5th Commits
sioner District.
On Saturday, the Oath day of December,
1870, between the houfEof 8 a. Il: and 8 P.
n, ct tho schoolhouse IN the village of
Richmond, comprising the towns Of Eden
Lake, Munson, Luxembourg, Rockville and
Wakefield, of the Sd Commissioners District.
On Thursday, the 29th day Of December,
1870, between the hours of 10 a. n. and
P. NJ, at the schoolhouse in the village of
st. Joseph, comprising the towns of Albany
Avon, Brockway lie Sank, St. Joseph and
st. Wendell, Of the I'd Commissioner Dist.
On Friday. the 30th day Of December,
1870, between the hours of 9 A. M. and 8 p.
NJ, al the schoolhouse in District No. AZ,
in tho town of St. Cloud, comprising the
Let Commissioner District.
On Saturday, the 31st day of December,
1870, between the hours Of 9 A. M. and P.
H., at my Office in the town of St. Augusta,
comprising the towns of Lynden, Fair Ha-
| ven, Maine Prairie and s.. Augusta, of the
4th Commissioner District.
Persons DESTROYS to teach any school in
Stearns county, Minnesota, will please be
in attendance at the above.named time.
and places. HENRY KREBS,
County Superintendent of Schools,
Stearns county.
st. Augusta, November "a, 1870. .dece
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From tie Detroit Mechanic and Inventor.

From tie Detroit Mechanic and Inventor.
The COOP TINE CoME.-The patent 30
long held by Wheeler & Wilson for the four
motion feed sewing machine. has at last
expired, and an extension has been refus-
cd. The day has gone by when machine
costing but from $15 to $50 can be sold
at from $50 to 1925. We see that the
American Shuttle Sewing Machine Compa-
ny, of Detroit, are first in the field with
machine embodying all the best features Of
the more costly article, and while their
machines are in every particular, as per-
feet in their adoption to all classes of
work as the Wheeler & Wilson, Grsver &
Baker, and Singer, they are now disposing
Of them at prices ranging from $25to $40.
This is'certainly an immense reduction,
and les effects are already to be seen in tho
large orders received, and the large ship
msnts made daily by the, American Shuttle
Sewing Machine Company, l15 Batet street,
Detroit. 81. 4. e : = -. =, ~. :,
Mr.. Jacob Clason is the General. AGENT
for lows and Minnesota. Send him stamp
for circular and sample work. He wsnts
live agents eveI51Aeae:, Extra induce
ments .ofsred. ddrssss jacob Clason,
Z -r =
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R1or-For soms days past : riot has
been progressing among apsrt Of The work
men engaged on the main line Of the
Northern Pacific: It was caused by the
absconding Of Gregg \ Co., Who had sub
contracted work from Smith. Could l. Co.,,
without paying their, men for the past
months work. Under some desperate
ringleaders, tho men refused to work
longer, though assured by Smith, Gould +
Co.'s superintendent that they should be
paid in full. They destroyed shanties,
cars and other properly. By direction Of
Gen. Hancock, Ion application Of: Gov,
Austin) Col. Mason, Of Fort RIPLEY, sent =
detachment Of soldiers 10 quell the riot,
aud arrest the ringleaders, who will be
brought to this city and confined 10 the Jail
for trial.
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POST OFFICE.
Once Aoure-7 =. m. to 8 p. m.

once Aoure-7 =. m. to p. m.
ARRIVAL AID DEPARTURE or Halls.
st. Paul and way stations-departs daily
at 7:45 A. H., Sunday excepted.
Arrives At 1:80P.n.
Sank Centre route-Departs daily, Sun
days excepted, ct 1:S0~ P.x. -.
Arrives at p. II.
Grow Wing koute-Departg daily, Sundays
excepted, 1t 1:o0P.
Arrives at 6 r. H. - "<, ~
Fair Haven and Wsy-Arrives each Tues
day and Friday at 10 A. II. Departs
same days 1t 2 P. II. Mail closes at /
N.
Two Rivers and Way-Dspsrtseaeh Mon
day at 7 A. Il. - ~. u b. -. s. 80
Arrives Wednesday at 6r.x.
st.Augusts-Arrives Wednesday and Sat-
urday, at Pm. Departs same days At
2P. N.
Rookville-on Saturday, same hour as
above.
Sank Rapids-Depsrts daily, Sundays ex-
cepted, at Jpn.
Arrives at $50 A. n.
Princeton and way-Departs each Thurs
day at2P.x.
Arrives Saturday at 12x.
All mails close Is minutes before depart
Ws.
J. E. WEST. P. NJ.
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ST.. CLOUD, Dec, eth. 1870.

sa3 Of. CLOUD, DEC. ~ h, 1870.
=. REGULAR Administrations Aid
brldgman, Burbank, CLARK, Frits. Lamb,
Robbers, ]. G. Smith, and sohultsn. q.
J. H. Owen, Alderman elect from ward
!. qualified and took his seat. +.
AID. L. CLARK was elected President 81
the Council. .'.s .8s4.f
A report from Street Commission Dorr
was read and referred. ss*s.
Tho Committee On Claims reported IN
favor Of paying G. Bridgman's billof $40
for services. fuel, 10.
Further time svassasksd ma granted ], IS
N. P. Clarke's bill for lumber.
Further time WAS granted tho special
committee On the application Of Rosenber-
ger Bros. toput up s hay scales. j ! q
The following bills WA, presented and
allowed;
N. Gaspard,, board Of prisoners, $1,000
Splcer + Carlisle, repairing chairs, 200
W: ". Davis, saving woed, ,.,a-.,... 1925
The following were referred;.: ...:f...
". J, Parsons, costs and Office rent, Se4. 80
c. Bridgmsn, ia -, -, @.:i .s*t12.91
= The Clerk was directed to draw orders
for pay ofjudges and clerks Of special
election in Ward /. ;o@ j. .,r.:r All.
The Council then adjourned.
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Don't be Poisoned with the sticky,
filthy, dangerous Hair PREPARATION, but use
Natures Hair Restorative, which is per-
fectly clean and transparent, and entirely
free from all dangerous drugs. 1t will
positively restore Gray Hair, pervents the
Hair from falling of, will cause it to grow
when prematurely lost, removes dandruff
and keeps the head in q perfectly healthy
condition. Try bottle and be satisfied
that it is the greatest discovery Of the age.
Proctor Bros, Gloucester, Sole Agnets for
the Patentee. All tie Druggists have =
full supply. See advertisement.
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n1LLPhlUE 5 FORFL0UR
BLANKS.

BLANKS.
We have on hand, printed frsm new
ype on good paper, full assortment Of
legal blanks. including:
Warranty, Quit-olsim, Mortgage
and Chattel Mortgage.
District Court-Summons Notices Of
Trial, Notes Of Issue and Executions.
Jssstiee's Coxrt-Sunmons and Subpee-
mas.
To Town OrI1osRs.-We are able to
urnish the following blanks to order, in
any quantity desired: !, ~. T.,
+" Order of Supervisors laying out new
road. -: .~s'..,:':. = 2;': ~-.- ~. ..
Release Of Damages by Owners Of Land.
Notice Of laying out Of reads (for public
Tow orders. With stubs, bound Or nm
bound. ..,,s.x.s ~: ,,,f.,s st.IS..1 81 :;
.A6davits to b attached to all Bills, (for
town or county use.)
Bond Of Town Treasufers. r i :. =.
Z" Constable. ~
&c Justice Of the Peace ] -
Notice of election to Town Office.
Oath Of Office of Town Officers.
Notice to District Clerk Of, Election of
Justice of the Peace, - ;,*.. ~. ::
Notice Of Election of Constable. Il. !.
These blanks are suitable for any town
or county IN tho State. = 80. = ::
Orders from the country, for large or
mall quantities, filled atSt. Paul prices
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Ffep0Te0 ana O0t0 Oy tNs Inventor qua ITO.
prietor,
J ALFRED NEsMITH,
= - :. 49,. - b.
At his Laboratory,
as26 Market Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
And all Druggists and Dealers Every.
s# where.
VxZ.043
NOTICE..
u. 8. LAND. OFFICE,

-: q. s. LAM. OFFICE,
Sr. CLOUD, MIMI, Nov. 18, 1870.
An amended Hap Of the line Of the
route of the Northern Pacific Railroad,
having been fled In this Office on tho nth
inst. changing the original route and land
limits, by removing the same from three to
ten miles south, NOTICE Is HEREBY
GIVEN, That on the Goth day of Decenbe T
next, all tracts of land in this District
which vere included in the twenty mile
limits Of tie designated line Of said road,
as originally filed (September Gath. 1870, }
and which are outside the twenty mile
limits of the said amended line. will be re-
stored to their condition prior to with
drawal that ID, those heretofore offered At
public sale, will be rendered subject to
private entry, presumption and homestead
at $l,2 per acre., and those tracts which
were unoffered will be subject to pre-emp-
ton and homestead entry.
I, The townships wholly Or partially Affect
ed aresxs follows, 70 Wit: Townships Num-
Der 81 and 81, Of Ranges Number "a to q
iualusive, 4th meridian; and Townships
Number 1879 and 40 Of Ranges Number IS
to IS inclusive, 9Th meridian.
A Diagram showing fully al Of said
tracts may be seen at this Office.
By order Of the Hon. Commissioner Of
the General Land Office.
c. A. GILMAN, Register
deel-4w TIC. MCCLURE, Receiver.
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ii. CLouD, Dec, 20, 1870.

ST.. CLouD, Dec. %. 1870. q
Wheat still holds st so cents for No. l !;
75c for No. 2.
Oats bring 85as8o on the streets.
Corn, shelled, 5ba60o. D..
Barley-very little demand may DO
quoted at 4sa50c.
Rye, $50.
Bran is worth Slipper ton, plenty on
hand.
Hay, is Of excellent quality this year, and
sells at Sc.
Beans, $1.50 to $500. according to
quality.
Pot.toss.- retail at 81 90; none being
brought in.
+ .Cheese-Minnesota, loo; New York, zoe.
Z Butter-good roll brings 25e readily
Green apples are very plenty, at Saba
6.25 per barrel.
Eggs, 25o, and hard to get at any price.
Cranberries, S. 90 per bu., and scarce.
Wool, 800.
a: Dry maple wood is worth $4.5oa$5 for
full cord; green maple, oak, SC, $4a$4.60;
tamarao, $3.50.
~: M1NNEAPoL1s, Dec. %.
Wheat-85c. for No. /.
,0ats-87c.
Corn-5Oc.
MILWAUKEE, Dec. %.
Wheat-Firmer, 81 10 for No.
Corn-49c.
Oats-44c:
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0IssOLUT1ON OF COMPREHENSIVE,

nIssQLUT1ON OF COMPREHENSIVE
D-Notice is given that the copartner-
ship heretofore existing between the I'M
under the firm name of Scott,
.Hegg & Swenson. 10 hereby dissolved BY
mutual consent. All claims, accounts and
notes due to said arm will be collected BY
Robt. L. Scott and Gustav O. Hegg, who
win also pay al claims against said firm
sssssss ROBERT L. SCOTT,
.s sss GUSTAV O. HE0G,
e., MARTIN eWENSON.
Datsd Dec 8 1870. & dsc41e
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UNION BAKERY.

This Bakery has received new Crack
o. Machine, and will furnish the bes
Crackers at the lowest price. Also vii
keep on hand every thing found in g.
FIRST-CLAs8 BAKERY = :
Call and see US, on Richmond avenue
Brokers block. KUCK & FRITZ.
ST. Cloud, Jan. 20. 1870. ~ n27-ly
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On Wednesday Of last week an'Indian
entered the lumber camp Of Smith &
Mackey, on Pine River, while the crew
were At work in the woods, and demanded
something to eat Of . small boy, who told
him he would give him something in few
minutes, whereupon the Indian called him
names and proceeded to help himself,
when Mr.. Msckey entered and kicked poor
"Lo" out of the camp. The Indian re-
turned during the day with his gun and
fred among the men, but with no effect
At this MIR. Mackey caught hold Of him.
when the Indian drew his knife and stab
bed him in the arm and ran away to his
wig1am, pursued by Mr.. NJ, who succeeded
in getting his gun away from him and was
about to give the Indian the contents,
when his squaw(threw the muzzle Of the
gun up and the charge went through the
WigWam. Mr.. NJ. then turned the butt Of
the gun on him, breaking two Of his ribs
and otherwise bruising him. Word was sent
to Fort Ripley, and squad Of men was
sent to arrest the Indian who e now
at tho Fort. - - ~