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New-York tribune., 1870-01-01
IseruI New.Year,s Present.

Good sound teeth secure good msscon and digestion promoting
health happiness aud long e Next these good srica teeth
which Nos the place to get d o the
Oh roofs, turning pain pleasure at COLrOSs in the Cooper iu
set OF teeth is tue NeN-iears present
New-York tribune., 1870-01-01
MARRIED..

The Trophy Tomato.-Crculsrs ready. Aiis" GEORGE e.
WAKlSG, jr, Ogden Farm Newport, X. l.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-01

"The Cardiff GiaBtn Deception
fuag exploited but PRArTs Astral OIL VIII nos Burn
daus erous oils u longer. lO3 Rutonst, n. u
New-York tribune., 1870-01-01
DIED.

AU Notices Of Marriages must be iudorsed wi6 JaR
y,,JI I,.ss
New-York tribune., 1870-01-01

GREAr sALr LaKs Cgty, Utah. Jha. %. lS'A
BR1.ao,p; Dsar S,r. Your Communication requesting
~ .rn 70, Advertising VA. dolly received bat from Prades bal
f. s,u,, ,iye,uS ears secret Diseases Sa' len uaAa
, po,n, an accidental eoavers,toa iug store the o'Ae'
, m, mind was changed on the s your BuehA hs"
~ h,i for other diseases By two phy,eoai Psssas
IaeO,.i please aud oe of Ai'er,iSs Yours Se
TBH STgSHoUSR
Rai.or ,ol Proprietor Of Daily Aud seHiw'sily Telegraph
HgLMBoLDs EXTRACT BUchu, establish sP~Ad'o ess'e'a
,.,r, 0,.o,,lby H. T. HELMBOLO DrSs' No Ss' aroid'r
Y.w.Yort No. oa South rsaA'' PA'isPa'' rs'H ''
Al ., V, bottle or SIX bottle. for ss - delivered TO ay i'.
Sold by Druggist. evofyshsfS
Yos are genuine uu ioss up steel engraved wrapper VIII e
..p. on,ul.,, w,,.s,a,. All .Usi IL T HELMBoLO
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OTTER TAIL COUNTY.
Northern Observation-Disclosures

Northern PacIfic-settlenaent-
1 A correspondent writing from Otter Tail
City under date Of May 2sth, sends the
following itsms:l, =. ~ ~ "a - -
ri have just arrived At this place from .
trip through tho Oak Il Lake country, and
my former favorable Impressions Of that
beautiful section have beea' 90 much
strengthened that / have nearly decided to
take : claim and settle there; Settlers are
coming in very rapidly, and locating on
the unsurveysd lands through here. Shan
ties are being built at the rate Of two per
day; and what il better, families at once
occupy the shantiss, and the people 20 to
work fencing and breaking. e
chr. Alssp Zone Of the engineers on tn,
n. P. 3. B. aurvsys) has not yet appeared
on this side of the timber, 50 ] an unabl'
to give yen any news concerning Ills party
s.llr. Trases has not yet got his logs t
HE Mil, owing to the river being block
adsd With u canley's logs, which st pres
81 m - river c lsast shal9 8 mile y
fton u = laks.s IS riysr. 81 hi.hert no,
.Ithaa IshAys Sivsr b1fors knovn it DORM
i sjealn f thiia uisr esen q.
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DIR. Livingstone is once more I
source Of anxiety. A deputation will
be sent from England to search fos him.
-Sen.tor Ames Of Mississippi, i s
General Buffers house 10 Lowell. Il
is reported th.t he Is to marry Min
Blanche Butler 10 July. s.. ..ss S.
The vita of Senator Wilson died
at Natiok, Mas, Saturday afternoon.
-Bierstadts master work, just
finished after sayen years labor, i
!, vtiiew Of t us Emerald Pool q the Whit.
Mountains:
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Auction Sale of Land.

The undersigned will sell 1t public auc-
ton, on SATURDAY THE 1lTH DAY OF
JUNE, ct l O'Clock p. n, 1t tho font door
OF the Central House, St. Cloud, the fol-
lowing described property:
NV t Sc !, Section 26, Town 81, Range
81, in Benton county.
WI NV t and NW} sW}, Section 10,
Town 80: Range 80. Also, SW4 Sc i
Section rs, Town 80, Range 28-in Benton
and Morrison counties.
A small proportion Of the purchase mon
ey to be paid in cash the balance in lonp
payments, on easy terms.
: JOHN HEALEY.
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PROPOSALS.

Cs1PrIwA AGENCY, MlnH.,
OT1IcE o. TIE INDIAN AaxsT,
- Nay 18th, 1870.
OEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE,
~ will be received at this Office until IL
o'clock H., June IL, 1870, for, furnishing
the Chippewa Agency with the following
stores and supplies, to be delivered 1t Sank
Rapids, MINI, Ct such times and in such
quantities a. the undersigned may direct :
HARDWARE. =.
Farming implements; blacksnith's tools
and materials; mSson's tools and materl-
als, and oarpenter's tools and materials.
Quantity or size. quality and price To- be
specifically stated and the lists to be full
and complete. - 'a;.* 3
Oats per bashsl Of thirty-two pounds. .
FLOUR. /:
Supervise -four pr barrel 81 one han
drsd and niasty-six pounds net. ,"
TOBACCO. ~ -"
sousd tobacco, per ponnd, in. eaddiss,
0e'' ...5.ca u 70, ~; :..,..-, ~
-, PORK. ."
Mess pork, pr: barrel Of two hundred
~ -5':. =. OXEN. - b.. -.
Good, sound work oxen, not over seven
years old. and Weighing not less than fl.
teen hundrsd pes.ds. . 49, -. ~. - !
DRUGS and Medicines.
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Respectfully yours,
L. b. RAYMOND.

$4,000 DoLLARs-Worth offurs: wanted
at sohulten's Drug: Store, St. GERMAN
street. sohulten has accepted the agency
for one Of the heaviest New York exporting
houses and is prepared to pay the highest
St. Paul prices for good furs Of all desorip-
tons. Country storekeepers and trappers
will ind It to their interest to give him .
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st. Cloud, July 20, 1869.
THE MARKETS. 81,

ST.. CLOUD, June =, 1870. :
Wheat has advanced during the week to
60 cts. for No. /, and 56a58c for No. 2,
which are now the ruling figures. The
Eastern markets have been very Auctuat-
ing, being governed in great psrt by spec
ulators. Money is reported as being very
abundant in New York, and many are in
vesting in wheat
: Oats are dull at 80 cents.
Barley remains at 5oa6Oc.
Rye Of good quality, brings 5Oss5o.
Bran is worth SIP per ton, and little to
be had.
Hay, plenty, at seas.
Beans, $1.oo to $500. according ia
quality.
Potatoes arc scarce, and range from 80 {
for common to 600 for choice. :. r.: -:
Crsnberries, $3.50 per: bushel; 10 cents
per quart. = 80. 1913 - -
Green apples sell al sl.26:: per peck;
$ll.00 per bbl.. ... s... ,...0.-..
Butter is,p!enty; good roll can be had Al
15a2Oc. :;'.-<. ,-iE''-. i
Eggs becoming scarce, At 10a123c. ..:.~.
Maple sugar plenty At zoo.
Cheese, zoe at Wholesale; retail st Csc
Strawberries, in fairsspply, at ! 5o Pc,
quart. = -, -,i;.>,.,:. >r:.,.:.....,
Dry maple wood is worth $4.5oa$5 70,
full cord green maple, oak, &c., $4a$4.6o
tamarac, $3.50. =, RI:
ay.,:,1:.<1 MINNEAPOLIS, June. l.
Wheat-85e. q, ;.
Oats-5Oa55c: '.,si / ~ 'i,4::
Corn-70a75c: .,c,> ~: ,;,.,o -,
MILWAUKEE, June l.
Wheat-Weak At $l.o2 Tor No. I E; corn
irregular 78@c; oats. steady. 49,: 81 y
49,. CHICAGO, June L..
~Wheat-1rrsgular; No. 2, SO. - !
~ fCorn-Active, at 8l3s82c.s
0ats-Firm, 48,. ~ Il f'-'>-': = ff'::i
l. .<<S-y-tH =,--1--
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FROM FORT STEVENSON.
"A Race from Indians.
- 80, ~ +.
tFoRT STEVENSON, D. TIL
p.

may otn, 1871.
EDITOR JouRxAL.-On Monday last the
mail party for Fort Totem Composed Of
. half breed named George and Tom Crow
~, accompanied by myself left this plaee,
oil well armed and mounted. We had two
pack mules and pack horse. We struck
off on the prairie, keeping well clear Of the
track the whole iway,~ on account Of the
bands Of thieving Sioux. About noon on
Tuesday, when aseending.a hill, George,
who rode in advance, suddenly wheeled
around rnd deseeaded tie hill, stasing TINT
there were some objects, about four miles
away, which looked very much like buffa-
10. We made dstouf around some n ra-
vines, and encsmping in hollow, proceed
ed to make our noon meal. George in the
meantime took position on 4 hill 4toseb.
serve The supposed buffalo, which had now
entirely disappeared. After about an hour
he came running down with word that
the objects were some IS or 80 mounted
Sioux, who were making detour Is At
tack our camp. To saddle and be off did
not take many minutes, aud thens Ohm.
menced = run which Ian Nkely.to feel the
effects Of for some days-galloping through
one ravine after another, and through
miry bottoms, until after some ten hours
srd::riding We oamped in bottom until
nearly day. and arrived q this post. : d
noon on Thursday. W - ~
The half.bresd Georges certainly, vel
suited for: the critical service he has Il
perform. He thoroughly understand tn
ways and signs Of the Indians, and hi
wstchfnlness this time undoubtedly lavet
the Forts mails, as we'll as our scalps.
- Yours truly, J. A. STANLEY,
:. 81. - 49, Hospital Steward
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NEW ADTERTZSEMEHTS.
HORSE STOLEN.

p, On Monday night, Msy a0th, . BROWN
aVhek, three years. old, with White
ool;ef marx On the top Of his neck, va
etolen from Richmond. When Standing he
turns the front Of his hoofs inward, and
1nen 10 trots he throws his feet out; il Of
lerge size for his age. A, liberal reward
MlA Do paid for his return, or for inform,-
!,9n nat Will lead to his recovery, to Mr..
PPssIHERY, at Lake Henry, or WIN. VIE
Der, 1T Richmond. nlx.a-
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DEPARTMENT OF DAKOTA,
OFFICE CHIEF QUAk1EHMAsrxR,
= '. 81. PAUL, MIMI, May 9Th, 1870
OEALED PROPOSALS will be received
y in the usual form, with the customary
conditions, until IL o'clock NJ, June 7th,
1870, to furnish the following ;siSes
Military Supplies,
At the new Post, near Pembins, Dakota
Terrtory:ax 1s.s<..2 4.z = fs.;ss,s...
:: 900 Cords, more or less Of Oak Wood.
J $50 Tons, more Of. less Of Hay. -
200 Barrels Of Lime: !: - 80
100000 Bricks. 49, kE5'' SOP
- SOC, 600 Feet Of Saw Logs, - to "a feet
in'length; to square At least s inches
throughout, measurement by seribner's
rule. =; .sss.sIz ii = .s.sss.s .-=:z
BY command of Major General Han
cock.sG, -. l. g.. - sE
- 81 - ...F,sss.1 8. B. HOLABIRD,
Deputy Quartermaster General U. e. A..
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PROPOSALS FOR
FRESH BEEF.


OFFICE Cu1Er CoMMssARY OF SuBNsrxxcr)
DEPARTMENT OF DAKOTA,
SAINT PAUL, MINI, May Z, 1876
QEALED PROPOSALS, IN DUPLICATE,
~ will be received at this Office until IL
NJ, WEDNESDAY, June 8, 1870, for sup
plying
Net Beef from the Block,
From July 1, 1870, to June so, 1871, to the
troops at
Fort Abercrombie, D: T., one company.
Fort Wadsworth, D. T., two companies.
Fort Ripley, MINI, one company.
Fort Smelling, Mimi, one company.
The beef to be of good marketable quail
ty, in equal proportions of fore and hind
arters, necks, shanks, and kidney tai
ow to be .excluded,) and delivered At the
osts named in such quantities and at such
lines as may be required.
The necks of the cattle slaughtered un-
der this agreement shall be cut off at the
fourth vertebral joint, and the breast
trimmed down. The shanks of fore quar-
tiers shall be cut of from three to four
inches above the knee joint, and of hind
quarters from six to eight inches above the
gambrel or hook joint.
Bids from firm must specify the names
and address of each member thereof. Bid
ders should be present to respond to their
bids.
=. Each bid to secure consideration must
contain a written guarantee (similar to the
one required by my advertisement of
March 9Th, for beef CATTLE from two re-
spcnsible parties for the faithful perform
ance of the contract, if awarded.
The right is reserved to reject any or all
bids offered.
Payments to be made monthly in such
funds as may be on hand; if none on
hand, TO De made as soon as received.
Proposals must be endorsed distinctly
proposals for Fresh Beef" and address,
ed to the undersigned.
By authority Of the Department Com
mander.
IT, J. h. GILMAN,
.....-.... Bv't. 1t. Col. q. S. A.,
mayl2-4t s C. C. s. Dept. of Dakota.
| -: DEPARTMENT OF DAKOTA, }
| OFFICE CHIEF ,QUARIERNAsTER,
| SAINT PAUL, MINI, HAY 4, 1870.
PROPOSALS are invited until June 4th,
! L 1870, at ~ NJ, to -
Build, Construct, Run and
Manage a. Ferry,
Across the Mississippiriver,, 1T Fort Rip
to ley, MINI. The parties bidding may offer
furnish the entire Ferry, boat rope, etc., and
run the same; or to build, erect, &C., the
Government furnishing the materials. Par
ties can also bid TO do the public ferrying
At fixed rates per one hundred (10O) pounds,
per wagon, horse or man; or by fixed
monthly rate. The Ferry to be under
control of the Post Commander, SO far az
concerns whisky traders, and persons who
fare forbidden the Post. The Ferry master
will be allowed to charge civilians the Gus
tomary rates charged at-the nearest ferry
on the Mississippi river to, Fort Ripley
The Ferry must be capable Of passing with
safety at all proper times, alosdsd six.
mule team. : : Il $3.50 - > s;s.;ssf-.s>.
Proposals will be received al the same
time, to build Ferry boat forty (40) fee
by fourteen (14) feet. outside measurement
and three (a) feet deep-the Government
furnishing plan and materinls-to be bull
at or near Fort Ripley -t.~s r., j..
By command of Major General Han
cock. 49,. 49,.
&c., s. B. HOLABIRD,
may12-3w Dept. Or. Mr.. Gen. q. s. A
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Heis also prepared to do all kinds Of
, FOR SALE.

3 n. HOUSE AND LOT in Block sd, Z
Lot 4. IN the City Of St. Cloud, Mimi, %
let front On Warrington avenue, and 122
let desp. The house is 1890; one story
and . half high, with cellar 1920. It
has been used - . saloon, and is one Of
the best locations in the city. It is thirty
yards from the Central House, and the
second door from T. G.. McClure's Bank.
Prics 81, 900. For information concern.
ing this, inquire Of T. G. MCCLURE, st.
Cloud, or the owner, who will be in St.
Cl6ud about the middle Of June. s
.soszt 3. i. CROMWELL. ].
may26 ass. s. New Orleans, La
lEl0k ALI IS1UK PklNTlNtaa-Ia.h 8,
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1HD U11loT0 TElNuA8aPAlaH3
MeCorniok's tsAdvance,' ne Work In
southern Illinois, 80.

TRIUMPHANT SuccEss!-Thc new aud
Improved advance has been tiled this
ssasoa IN Southern Illinois, and has done
its work nebly, notwithstanding2tho dis
trlhut Is 10 that country, hy the agents Of
other reapers, Of alot,of stanchan's cir
feelars, telling tho farmers that the ma
eAins was failure and could not be made
g work. The "Advanse" is meeting with
hsgs sals In this locality this season, and
tsees = want Of reaper or mower had
1ssessr send in their orders early to Roesn-
ssfgsf Bros, agentsat It. Cloud. They
~. MM guarantee the "Advance'' in every re-.
spsct. .
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oa eabbesA : nan naued Andrews, q
Bsrbanks 1sssssaaie sounty, came .
ts1a wlA ssiA1 q hsrses, and turned
e. - q a. o. Asaday Is fsand
- ~ frs.la. town.
~ 8 = - s - - iadist.d 81
9 =; =
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+; Per ! e-6tting suit Of clothes, 90 to
piakit l. Abbott's. - !.
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BOON 1'1ASD.-The ice AMI heavy fresh.
et' during the past few years, and especial
y this spring, hsve done much to obliter-
sts this old landmark in the Mississippi.
A half dozen years ago twas thiokly Gov
cred with. trees and brush, and was quite
respectable in size. Now only two OF
three trees remain, the ice having cut down
the remainder. The sides of the island
Itself have been cut and worn away un-
til now but little more than q sand bar
remains.
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EDWIN II. WRIGHT,
ORNEY At LAW,
0sesi" BeWs Block, 81. German Street.
ST. CLOUD, MINNESOTA.
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A call 10 respectfully solicited.

-Druss, medicines, paints, oils, dye
studs, sugars, teas and coffees-all at
sSjy:ss| &}s1ss.3 ALLEN & RussrLL's.
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-Gssesries sold rs low as my house in
- tsva, q Paul Mookenhaupt's.

SHAD 1Hs S1xProMs.-A few days since,
20 a individual, several sheets in the wind,
was walking along St. GERMAN street, he
was asked by leading, Democrat ss ia
This politics. 81 am-hic Ia Democrat"
was the reply. This was questioned. when
he put this cl.ncher: "Don't I-hic-look
/ ike-hic-one? No further evidence was
| demanded.
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MARENGo APpLEs.-We have received
from Mr.. c. Andrews, of Marengo, ILL.,, o
specimen Of this fruit in a good state Of
preservation. This variety is undoubtedly
one Of the very best fer Minnesota. It is
hardy, thrifty, a good bearer, the fruit is
sound aud will keep till the first of June.
The trees will be sent, either by mail or
express, charges prepaid. Preserve the
advertisement, on the fourth page of this
issue, and order supply Of trees:
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Foz sAIE.-A buggy, at ]. G.: Winslow
& Co.'S shop, on Richmond avenue. :.
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The Anoka Union says there is : large
demand for Aaoka County orders, at 80
eeats On the dollar. stsarns coantyIorders
sre worth 100 esats on the dollar, and are
net WY llsnty Of that. .EAn@L.
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% Spanish vessels are watching the
Cuban cost closely % intercept iilllbut-
ters.
"A boiler exploded in Staffordshire
yesterday vhils the men were at work.
Fvs,were killed and many injured.
Brigham Young has inverted $50
100000 in Nav, York to provide for
raiay day. ;. II .z- I
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"A correspondent at New London,
Monongalia county, writes that ''business
il good" at that place. New London is
the county seat Of one Of the most -four
ishiug of the frontier counties.
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Capt. r. Sohoenemann commenc-
ed yesterday taking the census. he
desires US to request tie heads Of tho fam
lilies to leave with their wives q statement
OF the value Of their real and personal
property otherwise the Marshal puts in
the valuation at his own estimate. ST
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TO BUSINESS MEN.

Tn1 JoulxAL Office has just received .
very large ! stock q Of new type, embracing
oil the new varieties in styles. Also, outs,
cards, tags, etc. This Office cannot be ex-
selled In the style Of its job. printing.
Prices very low. ~ -.
/ Aa11 Il rnan RHr111, nn1:nsIn6
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Il : sssazs, eo1ess, teas, wraps, oils
ruits, orookery, stone and glassware, fsn-
u goods, Yankee notions, table and poskt
e cutlery and spices Of 81 kinds, cheaper
Tim e any othsr place IL TIC city, 8
|x;s SPInlCu' s..
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POsT OFFICE.

AZ -
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTuHx or NAILS.
81. Paul and way stations departs daily
= It A. H., 9qd 2 M, Sunday excepted
Mail closes same hours. ''''A'
Arrives at 1890 P. NJ, and r. II. u f.
Sank Centre route-Departs daily, Sun.
days excepted, at l P. n. Arrive same
days at 2 P. n. Mail closes 1t r. n.
Grow Wing Route Depsftsd sily, Sunday.
excepted, at 1890 P. II. Arrives, SANE
days, at 2. u. Mail elpses at 12M.
Fair Haven and Way-Arrives each Tues
day and Friday 1t 10 A. n. Depart,
same days at Pm. Mail closes At
p. II.
Two Rivers and Way-Depsrts each Mon
day 1t IA. N. Arrives on Tuesday ct 1
P.M. Mail closes at 6 A. II.
St. Augusta-Arrives Wednesday and Sat
{ tfaays Nt rf.Ay Departs sanD days -
d 2r.H. Sz ~ -sSs~s s. = - L
Rookvills-On Saturday.. same hour q
above.
Sank Rspids-Oncs day.
Princeton and way-Dspsrts each Thurs
day o. IA. II. = Arriveoio1 F1ids1 at
:. 2. y. Mail closes It g. Az.
% ~ H,'A37~ $ J.pE.1 WESTs P.sM:
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RED RIVER CARrs.-A gentleman from
Fort Garry states that quite large num-
Der Of carts viii be down this year, though
not 10 many a. usual.
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NoT1cE.-The publishers Of the Western
Home, at Chicago, write us that if any Of
our subscribers whose names have been for
warded to them from this Office, do not
receive the magazine regularly, they will
forward missing copies upon application.
Persons desiring the address Of any of
the premium magazines furnished them by
this Office, changed, will notify the pub
fishers direct.
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From tAs Detroit Kechan;e a,td Inventor.
f1iTni GooD TIM, Cons. The patent 70
long held by wheeler + wilson for the four,
motion feed sewing machine. hss at last
expired, eaad N sxtsnsioa hes bssn rsfus-
Cd. The day has gone BY when . machine
costing but from $15 to $50 can be sold
1T from SEQ to 1926. We sec that the
American Shuttle Sewing Machine Compa-
ny, Of Detroit, are first in the field with .
machine embodying oil the best features Of
the more costly article, and while their
machines are in every particular, % per-
feet in their adoption to al classes OF
work % the Nheeler'& Wilson, Grover &
Baker, and Singer, they are now disposiag
Of them at prices ranging from SIS % 80.
This 10 certainly IN immense reduction,
and les effects are already to be seen in the
large orders received, aud the large, ship
ments made daily BY the American Shuttle
Sewing Machine Company, 115 Bates street,
Detroit. -
Mr.. Jacob Clason il the General Agent
for Iowa and Niplssota.s Send hin stapI
for circular and sample work. He vslti
live agents everywhere. Extra induoe
ments offered. Address 'JAcobs C,ason
West Unisn, Iowa. # s
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III ysa have no fears Of ;becomlug dix
-, Just take walk out into the fields, and
Fateh the grass and crops growing.
Parties in the ffeig hting business will
do we'll to call at Boyd's, as he can supply
tAsa. with anything they want, at, Low
rates. ....,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-06-02

PAYING UP.-Taxes are being paid up
very rapidly. Since Saturday last Treas.
urer Ganz has taken in from $4,000 10
$4,000 per day. ~ z-s. ~.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-06-02

"A fresh lot Of groceries, just received
at Huber Z Hovden's. They receive fresh
groceries daily. ..z s5s.l.E N s..
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-06-02

-sone more Of those cheice syrups, at
HSbse 3 Hovdsn's. Have you tried them !?
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-06-02

A1RHsr1D.-Lieut. Weaver returned on
Saturday with the two deserters who had
escaped from Fl. Ripley on Monday. He
captured them about twelve miles from
Big Lake.
Nav SA11.-One day last week . new
safe for Todd county was taken through
town, marked for Long Prairie. It was
burglar proof, with combination lock, and
weighed 2, 700 pounds.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-06-02

-Riehardson has just opened an elegant
assortment Of dress goods from the East
In style and quality Of goods his stock
cannot DO surpassed, while his prices will
always compare favorably with the lowest
In tho market.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-06-02

-Wesdsa- and willow-ware, 1t Paul
1lsskeahsupt's. .'* ~ -. - -. &
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-06-02

TO call e Edclbrook's and carry 81 hid
now and Handsome stock Of dress goods.
AS he i selling both dry goods and gro
ceries just for the fun Of tho thing, snd
not to make money, thos6 who have littls
cash on hand should hurry up and get .
share Of the bargains. .s5..-.