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", doubling, unhappy

aesssss, doubling, unhappy e..
o She stopped short; there was .
sound, window opening overhead, and
Fontaine's voice cried out, "Catharine !
where are you? nprudent child"
Cathanue osy answered quickly,
eyes, mon ami, I am coming i
Long afterward she used to hear tie
voice calling, although sometimes at
the moment she scarcely needed it.
"Reine, you are not aOgrJ," she sail.
"Angry! NJ, indevd," said RENE,
her soft, pathetic tones thrilling through
the darkness. "One other thing 4
cane to tell you. shall 50 into re-
treat on Wednesday. Will you go up
aud visit Petitperc one day during my
absence ?"
"Oh, Refine, are you really going"
said Cathariue, to whom it seemed a
terrible determination.
RENE thought little Of it. She had
been before with her mother to the
convent Of the Augustines at Cacn.
Impatient, sick at heart, vexed with
herself, the girl longed for tow days
Of rest and prayer in a place where the
rumors and anxicties of tho world
would only reach her as if from ta'
distance. In Refine Chretien's class
the proceeding is not common, but
grand ladies not uufrequently escape IT
this fashion from the toll aud penalty
Of tho world. Madame Jean de Tracy
herself had once retired for = few days
without much result. The nuns put
up muslin Ia: let-table il her cell, aud
made her welcome, but she left sooner
than had been expected. The air dis
agreed with her, she said.
Marthe Was now in this very con-
vent csmuepeaag her novisiats. She
had entered soon after Cathsrine's mar
rAgs. Jean, who had seen her, sale
she Vas looking we'll, and moro beauti
fol than ever. The air did not disc
gree With her. Before long, Madam.
do Tracy and Madame Mere returned
70 the chateau, with Barbe and oil th<
ssrvants in deep mourning; the last sad
news had reached them At Paris o.
Charles Buffers death. Madame d.
Tracy busted down to see Cathasint
in her new home; she WAS very kind
and cried . good deal when she spok'
Of her brother, and asked many ques
tions, and embraced Catharine YER.
often. She did not pay long witt
aud having auttered of and on be
many wraps, departed, desiring MADAME
to be sure to come constantly to see her
Catherine was glad to go it made
b!eak in the monotony Of her life.
ITO DE CONT1NUED.)
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NOTICE

whereas my wife Matte, CMartha1 J.
Mills, has lsft my bed and board, and re-
fuses longer to i've with me; now there
fore, all persons are hereby cautioned
against trusting or harboring her on my
account. And oil persons are hereby noti-
fed that will rot hereafter pay any
debts Of her contracting. 34
~Is..iLeEs ~sG ~ .r-se l?--0r J. B. MILLS
Dated at. Cloud Nay 9Th 1870. -
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8ouuet of Phloxes.
Farm tor Sale.

THE undersigned offers for sale good
i farm Of 100 acres, on thenorth end of
Maine Prairie about
FOURTEEN MILES FROM ST. CLOUD.
Sixty seresare timber, the balance pr al
10 and meadow, and the whole enclosed
With goodfence ;thirty acres bein gunder
cultivation. 0nthe premisetisa
GOOD COMFORTABLE HOUSE
With stables. gransry and storehouse two
good wells, and otherimprovements. This
farmi directly on the main roadfrom St.
Cloud to Forest City, and will be olo
cheap. Inquire atthis flee or Of
]. 8. DAM,
On the premises.
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>roTrcE-u a. LAND OFFICE,

AIOTICE-U. 8. LAND OFFICE, ~
~ st. Cloud, MIMI, April %, 1870.
Complaint having been entered at this Office by Jens
johnson against John R. McDoueall for abandoning
bis Homestead Entry No. 2loe. dated Nov: II, 1866
upon seq section 49, township 12s range 81, in Todd
Of said entry: the said parties hereby summoned
to appear at this Office on the 17rH DAY OF JUNE,
nsh testimony concerning sad alleged abandonmsnt
ia2 .E$<z KY sSatsez# G. A, GILMAN, Register,
: may5-6wl It. @. MCCLURE. Receisr.
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NOTICE. S. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD
~ Anil 1874

NJ OllCE.-U. .. LANUOtFNE, OI.CkOCU
~ April q, 1917.
Complaint having been entered at this offer by
10 eanra Erickson against Augustus NJ. Bergner for
IL, 1868, upon the M nw% seq nwA section "a
township 12l range IS, in Mcnongala county, Mime
sota with view to the cancellation Of said entry
Office on the l7rH DAY OF JUNE, 1870, at 2 O'Clock
In the afternoon to respond and furnish testimony
concerning said alleged abandonment.
c. A. GILMAN, Register,
may5-6wl T. c.. MCCLURE Receiver
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W"s?Sx'i .zs !; G3 GIL; "
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Is THE BEbH ~ FAMILY USh
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It formss nat and elastic seam, differing ,ro
every other stitch, each loop being TWISTED ~
means of
THE ROTATING HOOK
and drawing tho twist into tho goods thus securely
fastening every stitch, that the seam will Dear 70
10 cut and that case xvder
circumstances to "survive tho washtub." OLD, worn
out family garments, bosoms, pants dresses &C.,
been submitted to Committees at fairs where was
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Elasticity and Beauty
A patented device prevents the possibility OF the
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49,. So y e. - ~ y @.$SeSs = - I
MINNESOTA
IRON WORKS
minneapolis.
Iron and Brass Founders.
|. NJ ACHIN lists.
Stationary and Portable:
Engines i,
! 3 il G T. S,
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! SAW MILLS.
MILL FURNISHING,
| SHAFTING AND
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| DAYTON AMERICAN :;{x* --
TURBINE WATERWHEEI.
| SEND FOR PRICES.
lice l. HARDENBERGH!
J. E. LOCKWOOD. sup't.
ST. CLOUD
Wagon Factory.
Farm ana freight Wagons.
Light Spring Wagon.
| >xand Buee1es.
Scott, Hegg 4 Swenson
/ Having bought the
st. Cloud Wagon Factory
Are prepared to max. to order and vii
keep on hand good assortment Of.
Wagons, Busgies, &c
The attention Of
Farmers and Fret ghter'
Wanting Wagons this spring is called
IL our stock.
None but tn.
livery Best Material
Is used in our work.
I'll Disqualification psidto
'IR g p a i r / n g
:sC0TT, HEGG l. sWENSoN,
St. Cloud, March 10. 1860. vl1n'
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NQfUI-U: .. LAND oFT1CB,

NQfNI-U. .. LAND oFTICR
N 81. Cloud, MIMI, April %. 1870.
Complaint having been entered atthis office By J.n
JoAnson against Walter H. Fluid for abandoning his
Homestead Entry No. 2lO1, dated Nov 10, 1855 Spol
ueA section 10, township l.s, range a. in Todd coun-
IT, Minnesota, with view tho cancellation Of s,id
entry: the saia parties ars hereby summoned t, AZ
pear atstlis of1cs o. the 171H DAY or JUNE. ls:;,
at 10 oct OK in the forenoon, respond aud furnish
tsstis,or. concerning said alleged abandonment,
G. A. GILMAN, Register
nay5-6wI T. G. MCCLURE. Receiver
~ st. Cloud, MINI, April %, 1870.
Complaint having Lssn entered At this ohico l. I,
0s yren against Charles A. Lunthrarm for abs
doGing bis Hossestea6 Entry No. 2o26, dated Nov
1865 upon the s:A section "a, towosbip 1-s
range 81, in Tc Id Comfy, Minnesota, with
. Siew &c che canet fatioiE Q: said entri: tue I'd.
paroies hereby enaboned to Appeal =; this of
on the H1H DAY o. JUNE. 1870 ct 10 e'ciu K
10 tie forenoon 10 respondand furnish Testimony con.
essaing ysidalieEed abandonment.
'.'-sa ~ 9. A! GILLIAN, Register,
~apR480vS Sat Z. G. ACCLUR Roesivee
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NIOTICE-U. S. LAND OFFICE,

N st. Cloud, Mimi, April. e, 1859.
Complaint having been entered this Office by OF
Sarensen against N. B. Fell for abandoning his Home
stead Eutry No. 2Ol9 dated Nov l. 1865, upon the
heA az nwZ section 80, township l2S, range 81, in
Todd county, Minnesota, with view to the cancela-
tiun of said entry: the said parties hereby
mo"ed to appear at this Office on the 18th DAY OF
JUNE 1870 10 o'clock in the forenoon, to respond
and furnish testimony concerning SAID alleged aban-
donnent.
@. A. GILMAN, Register.
nlay5-6WH T. G. MCCLURE, Receiver.
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VICK'S
FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1880.

The 1irst 1dition Of Ono Hundred and Twenty
Thousand copies Of VICK'S illustrated Catalogue o
eeeds and FLORAL Guide, - published aud ready to
sad eut IL b elegantly printed ns tinted pepse
With about 200 doe wood Engravings Of Flowers and
Vegetables, and beautiful olored Plate-consistine
Of seven VaIieues Of Phlox Druumondi. making ma
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PRIVATE DISEASES:
: q 1880
The Galenic Medical
institute.

st. Paul, Minnesota.
ONCE 2a7 ThirdStrest opposite
Winslow House
Chartered by Legislature:
A New Medical Treatise, ~
,pages. IS engraving: on .
neT method of treatins Venerial
Diseases, including Syphilis,
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The .NEEDLE CANNOT Be SET WRONG

Thus avoiding the great trouble Of other machines.
No Breaking OF Needles.
The blade of the needle is less than three ourths Of
An Inch long, and 10 straight. '.s
ne Hs,amer and Keller can ,.euer be et.c.ony.
Anyone may adjust them in the dark. Tho hem
may b of any width. No other hemmer or teller e
like this. It turns hem on the right under sid
- youwantit.
1t will not drop Stitches, as tho needle is always
set right, the blade shor aod straight, does not VI
brate. like longer ones. They are
Aanxf with Mathematical Rreeiston.
Hence. each part 10 Interchange and can bersady
replaced in case Of accident II will last generation
Improperly cared ior None who have Tssd It can DO
persuaded to ssany other. The roundness,
durability and bee1ty OF its stitch
WE'RE NEVER EQUALED,
It, Aapidity, Absolute Stiffness, easo Of motion,
narrowness and neatness Of its hem and foil were
never approached by auy other machine
The Press universally pronounced his the Best Fam-
y Sowing Machine in the World. Whatever the
merits Of the other .chnes it is dsparagement
70 saw of the Wilcox &Gbbs it is worth for family use
double that Of any other offered to the public
1t received the Cold Medal of the American 1nsti-
tufa-fhe Erstp rominm FIR
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s'rHE BEST SEWING MACHINE"

at tho great New England Fair-the Vermont State
Wharf.-The PennsylvaniaState Far-the Indiana State
tFair-tl,e Wisconsin State Fair-the Michigan State
Fair the Iowa State Fair-and at over 60 County
Fairs throughout the Matchmaking more First Pre-
miums than taken by all other Sewing Machines
together in the same time.
Is no,u the Great Leading FIRMLY Se,cing Machine
ALL OVER THE WORLD.
Wetake other machines in exchange. We sell Oil
Cotton, Silk, Twist aud Needles Tor every kind of
Sewing Machine.
AGEN - WANTED.-Terms to Agents, de-
scrptive circular and specimens Of work. sent free by
mail, on receipt ofsta,np or had Of
CORNELL, WARD g. COM1NGS,
GENERAL AGENTS,
l33 Lake Street. Chicago. III.
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N st. Cloud, Mimi. April q, 1870.
Complaint having been ntered 1T this Office by
Henry Gebhardt against August Gebhsrdt for atan-
doniug his Declaratory Statement No. 1924, dated
April 18th, 1885, upon he sa seH section 10, town.
ship 49, range Is, in Stearns county Minnesota with
view the cancellation of said entry: the said par
ties hereby summoned to appear at this Office n
| he 18TH DAY OF JUNE, 1870 ut 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon to respond and furnish testimony concern
ing said alleged abandonment.
c. A. GILMAN, Register,
may5-6wu T. C, MCCLURE, Receiver
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IN St. Cloud, MIMI, April II, 1870.
cenpaatnthsvtngb esu entered atthis once By John
+ cell.s aCat.ct John 4 1lsek for abandoning
1ssk, s1ea tbs ~ Il section y, tev.ship Il,
raaes 81, !. stsaEns county, Minnesota, win
vtsv 70 the cancellation OF SAID eatTy: thu
90 on, tie Ion DAY OF JUNE N7O, u 10
o'clock In the fsrsnoon TO respond and furnish
.seGttDosy concerning said alleges soaa1naznant.
4 C. 4. GILMAN. ReRivter
ANe1kA4l -. e G. lAeCE.aR 4 Rsclx..
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NTOTlGE:-u. 5. LAND VFFiCE.
~ &c. Cloud, Alma, Apr. 20, 1870.
Cpmp3iai AAsiDHbeAn snts1edet this vtce Ly Auders
l. Dfevig against Jacob Ch11tophe for aosne upins
his DecIaratoEy genssssssi H. S77s. dated Juns II.
1875 upon tn 70 n section 4, township l24, range
thu cancellation Of said entry: the said parties are
hereby summoned to appear at this Office on the .rH
Day OF JUNE, 1870, at 10 o'clock in the
sid a!!rged abandonment.
q. A. GILMAN, Register,
sp1-'.o~- I. G. MCCLURE, Receiver
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tp]1'o"E I. z. MCCLURE. Receiver.
MOTICE-U. S. LAND OFFICE,
N st. Cloud, MIMI, Ap,i. 2, 1870.
Complainthaving been entered this office by John
+. Collins against Charles White aba ndonpy bis
Homestead Entry No. 1881, dated April u.s., 1865.
upon the NV section "a. township IL, range 30 in
stearns county, Mimi, with view to the cancellation
Ct said entry the said partiesare hereby summoned
to appear at this Office on the 10rA LAY OF JUNE.
1870, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon to respond
and furnish testimony concerning said alleged aban
Comment: G. A. GILMAN, Register,
aprl4Swl TO. McCLUKK. Keceiyer.
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G. A. GILMAN, Register.
spr188wS T. MCCLURE, Receiver.

~ st. Cloud, MIMI, April Is, 1870.
ander Hal against Henry Jordan for abandon
inghts Homestead Entry No 11s3, dated April II,
is6s. upon the NV section TO- township la range3o
Sssarns county Minnesota with view to the cancel
laooot said entsy: the parties are Hereby summoned
% appear At this of6cs on the 10TH DAY OF JUNE,
1870. 1T 10 O'Clock in the forenoon to respond
and furnish testimony concerning said alleged aban
ment. G. 4. GILMAN, Register,
apr24-6Wb &. C. MCCLURE. Receiver.
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NtOTNk-U. &. LAND OfklCE,
N st. Cloud, MIMI, April Il, 1870.
Complaint having been entered At this Chico by
Daniel Murphy ssaiass- David Lloyd for abandon
Ing ,, big Hom . Entry NJ. lo4s, dated
ah,P 12e,. rsaED 80. in 9saarns eooaty, 1inne-
sofa With avfeW 20 the OF said enfry; the
nd paRtee ass hessby su1s.aened 70 appear as this
o'clock in the forenoon 70 FesDond and furnish
tsstinony eoncsxningsaid alleged shaadoansns.
G. 4. GILLIAN, Be9istef,
ap9z8-eWi I. o.. MCCLURE. kscsivef
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c. A. GILMAN, Register.
spr2l-6wr L. MCCLURE Ksc.ixar

Al OTlCE.-U. S. LAND OFFICE
IN st. Cloud, Mimi, April ~ 1870
Complaint having entered been this Office by Cor
n-us A. Berg against Christopher ia OLSEN for
donjDg his Homestead Eutry .. ST. dated june "a
1867 upon the ne n section 4, township Ii, Ianee
~, in Pope County, Minnesota with view to ti!t
cancelatcn OF said entry the said par heret,
summoned to appear at this Office on the 71H DAY
OF JUNE, 1870, at 10 O'Clock in the loren -oI
70 respond and furnish testimony concerning sal.
alleged abandonment.
C.. A. GILMAN Re,;star
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NO1lC1-V. BLAND: OFFICE,
N 81. Cloud, MIMI, April q, 1870.
CoapIainthsvingb esn made ct this oases BY Chss
jacobsen against Stephen NcBes for ABANDONING
1885, upon the NV u section g, township
~, range 81, in Todd county, Minnesota, with :
view to ofsad eatry the parties
18th DAY OF JUNE, 1870, at 10 O'Clock In tho
forenoonto respond furnish testmonyconcernipx
said allegeu abandonment.
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J. A. Buekner's New Goods.
Look 10 Your Interest.

Look out for his advertisement in
next issue in which will be given q
more extended list of the different ar
,icles kept by him for sale.
All goods sold at the lowest cash
prices. If you wish the best bargains
in town. call and see Buckner. where
You can get the latest and best styles
of goods brought to this market. con
si,ting OF ladies' dress goods. cloaks
a ID shawls Of all grades and styles.
Ladies' Hats, Sash and 1ther ribbons.
Hosiery and gloves of all grades, la
dies city made shoes, calf and kid OF
all grades, meu's wear, finest lot OF
clothing brought to this market since
the war. boots and shoes of all grades.
cloths. cassimeres. satinetts, d0eskin,
leans, fannels, fine white and WOODEN
undershirts. gloves, boots and shoes.
&c. &C., die stulfs, sugar, coffee, and
groceries of all kinds, hardware,
queensware, sole and upper leather,
lamp oil, syruJs, &c.
lie has the largest stock ever Dough,
by him, and it is useless to say he
will not be undersold. You know his
way of trading AID his fairness Of
dealing heretofore, which he trusts
will cause you to come and examine
his stock before you purchase. If he
can't sell you he will be the means Of
your buying goods cheap elsewhere.
Nov. 4, 1870.
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Wm. Meayel C Sou During last
week we had the pleasure of a cali
from Mr.. Hugo Mcneil, Of the groaI
New York Commission House of VIM.
Mcneil & Son Socially, he is one
Of the mott elegant gentlemen OF our
acquaintance, and as business man
Of the safe, yet progressive, kind he
stands quite at the top of New York
merchants We were much interested
by his details of his recent trip to
Europe. the object Of which was to
look into and become more thorough,
ly acquainted with the fur-business.
to which he designs devoting special
attention. lie succeeded in making
engagements with the la gest houses in
France. Germany, Prussia and other
governments on the con tincnt. which
must give his house vast advantages
in the management of that branch of
business. Leaving the city of Paris
the day before the declaration orwar
he was fortunate H. not having the
volcanic events. which have over
thrown the nicely adjusted balance o,
Europe, to render his trip less succe; s.
! full than it was. We shall lay before
our readers frequent items ofmiormN-
ton from this house, and we write it
down as being in all respects
A No. /.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-11-18

Professor aje.-This accomplish
ed musician has laid upon our table
1.-The Citizens Grand March" and
Home and Friends" Ballad, both
composed by himself. Bristol may
well be congratulated on having this
. eminent Professor Of Music located
within its limits. He is prepared to
tune pianos, in town or country, but
those. living at a distance, will be
required to furnish transportation for
him. He is connected with Mountain
View High School, and contcmplates
remaining permanently in charge OF
its music class. which is now quito q
large one. We desire simply to state
that his qualifications as a teacher
are both rare and thorough.