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The Pioneer Road.-On next Iues day
the time for receiving proposals for build.
ing the proposed road from Deer Lodge to
Perkins, pia Pixies Peak and Pioneer, cx.
pircs. No more important enterprise for
these localities has ever been projected.
While several parties have contemplated of.
fering proposals we do not know that anv
definite scaled propositions have been vet
placed In possession of the committee. l. il
possible that for lack of some one willing to
undertake its construction ut fair rates. this
opportunity is to pass by, and communica-
ton between these camps be compelled over
the long route by the river and tho mouth
OF Gold Creek? II not built now. it will not
he for another year. Neither Deer Lodge.
Pixies Peak, or Pioneer can afford to do
without it. From the sums many parties
volunteer TO contribute there will be no din.
Guilty in raising sufficient amount to con.
struct 1t, although it appears now it will re
qu'rc double the outlay for building for
which parties offered 10 do the work he.
sween Deer Lodge and Pioneer . year ago.
we know ono person who proposes verbally.
TO the Committee TO build it for n Certain
sum on certain conditions: this they cannot
entertain. We urge that all who coutem.
plate offering proposals, reduce them to
writing, making such stipulations ~ they
wish, and place them in the hands of either
OF the Committee men on or before Tuesday.
Then, from these, they can select 1.-THE
lowest and best" What IL done, must ne.
cessarily be done At ones. Do not permit
this important matter 70 10 BY default @e-
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~ XRa T. B. AcKINSTRY"S BOARDING. HouyE,
D sTRzEr, oPPosIrE CoURr House., DEER LoDoE
WIN b opened Tor the reception oe Regular and
Transient guests Monday noon November 18th.
Beard, per Week, 3l3,s0 Currency
Single Meals, 1,O1l do
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FROM SILVER BOW.

TO FuB EDITOR NEW NoRTK-W8s1:
Silver Bow 10 not dead nor indeed doth It
sleep.
Scarce one year ego 1t was considered .
one-horse town even for Montana, but time
has wrought change, and now this place
bids fair to become city of NO small Inn
portancc. Improvements of all kinds are
rapidly being made, consisting of hotels,
livery'stablcs, Ten Pin Alley, brewery,
saloons, blacksmiths' shops, etc, etc. The
new buildings are of good class-fnme
with single roofs. Poles, for roofing. are
down in this market and shingles in demand,
Judging from the manner in which our citi-
zens are improving it shows that they have
confidence in the place.
Prof. Croyle has just finished his term of
dancing school Some Of his pupils have
learned to''tip the light fantastic to per-
lection even to the famous "Can Can"
BRIsrLEs.
Inotice in the Gazette, of a recent issue,
that our Boulder friends have got a hump
on their backs concerning water crossing the
range. Their humbuggery refers to Messrs.
Humphrey & Bros ditch. Why! two
months water in that ditch will do more for
the good of the Territory than all of the
Boulder Valley since its settlement. Per-
haps they wish Messrs. Humphrey & Bro.
to buy their claim to water which does not
belong to them; or, it may be that, they
wish to find purchaser for their China
diggings. At any rate that is the view we
western slopen" take of it. Does it look
reasonable that 500 men will be idle to hu-
NOR . few ranchmen and Z few miners In
Jefferson county. aa~ <.-@
MINES, WATER, PROSPECTS,, ETC.
Are the principal themes of conversation.
Our prospects are the brightest they ever
were. This will be prosperous season.
Our only want has been water, and, from
present indications, We will haveit In album
dance Mr.. Lynch, the mail carrier be-
twsea here and French Gulch, reports snow
on the range from 2 to 20 feet, and from 1
feet to II on the level where not driftcd.
And a. the Pioneer & Rocker Ditch comes
from that range it speaks well for water.
When Spring opens there win DO from 500
to 100 claims started UP in this vicinity, and
the most of them have been proven to be
good Think fit 81 ageasrrz
500 cLAu1s
That viii pay from - 70 go pr day per
man. It sounds rather daley. don'titi
But % days will prove it, truthfulnesa
Baaee; Rockies, md Silver Bow (Silver Bow
proper win produce moro gold in 1870 than
Deer Lodge county did IN 1871. Such Il |
The outlook. i 4thaFe . mining camp in
Montana that offers the same inducements
his past'of Deer Lodge county does Talk |
# Cedar Greek. Have they 1000 paying
claims there1 It's doubtful We have in |
his vicinity and will give employment to
many disgusted stsmpedse. 5000 men
will ind remunsraiive employment in this |
riciLity this season. s7s- - aaE
The "Ainerg' = and -"RSbinson 4 Tur-
lcr" bitches are nearly conplsted. These
litches viii throw 500 inches Of water On |
yround herstolbrs Idle for want Of water.
ro-de1s ssssfsmps = l6eh4 Asaanay Il
Yer b = unclooded. \ the wish Of
.''slLvzl 6AxD."
Silver INV, March On, 1874.
- ~ N I c. Esla4 = ~ - / 49,.
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Ieease.-The. expression ''licenss has NO
limits, " used In The No1rH WEST IN issue
or two ago. was excepted 70 - inaccurate
BY some Of it, readerA We picked up =
Webster up town 70 day, and found The
following: r....~-,........ go -.
0o0; dse6o0 aboeo0 6 ~ = e6cte1e1 g Nv -
0ecosu1s 1sr sF4a - ~ffETE-S @F-E III !.
Liberty - rsstEictiona An begood thas
, Hcoosa The aeld 3 nnjtlouo ~ n.
bounded.
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Dissolution Of CopartnerShip.

TIE copatnesship haetofore existing between Il
! G. Walton and I'd. Stone. under tbs title Of Vail.
ton Co, b THE day dlssolved BY mutual consent
Ed Stone having disposed of his interest In the came
to Thomas Stark All debts due said drm viii be col
lected By Walton Co.. and al liabilities Of said nTm
will be paid by the same. l
Deer Lodge City, Feb. ~ 1870.
Il. @. WALTON.
az, Nsr.' ED. STONE
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LOCAL NEWS.

Cedar.-Wc have our regular Cedar Sin.
tervicw" again; this time from Mr.. James
H. Brown, who has returned to Deer Lodge,
after spending three weeks in the camp.
The reported discoveries of Snow Shoe and
California gulchcs is confirmed. Snow Shoe
cmpties into Cedar or miles above Louise.
vile, on claim ''l2G above" and prospects
good. Of California not much is known.
snow is 8 feet deep in Snow Shoe, and il
was discovered aud prospectcd with that
depth Of snow on the ground. Very good
reports had come in from Lost gulch, trib.
utary Of Oregon Not much prospecting II
going on in Cedar. The miners are sati.fed
with the ground, and are digging side ditch.
cs, clearing off ground, etc, preparatory to
sluicing. Mr. b. is satisfied that six or sew.
en- miles of main Cedar is good; that il shows
as well along that seven miles 40 Alder did
with the same amount Of labor expended on
It, but does not assert that it will equal il in
yield. Interests in gulch claims are chang
ing hands low, owing to there being very
little money in circulation to operate on.
Dollars now arc as big rs cart.whecls. One
fourth interests have sold for $500, but some
claims arc held at 81, 900 and upwards. The
gulch dust 10 fine, about the same as Alder
at Nevada, the coarscr gold coming from
the bars.
Simmons & Airport have bought 300 feet
of bar, aud orc negotiating for more 1t
prospects we'll, Us high rs 81, with two bits
to the pan not unfrequcntly. They haye
also bought gulch claims 50 and 81 below to
secure dump, and arc taking out ditch of
1000 inches on 0S below, which, with II
miles ofditch, will cover the entire bsr.
A few men arc coming in from the west
on foot, the snow on the Ceur d'Alcne
mountains rendering the trip impracticable
for animals. Some crossed the range on
snow shoes, carrying their blankets, etc.
They say over one thousand men are COM
ing from the Walla Walla country, many of
them being up in the vicinity of Spokane
bridge, waiting for open weather.
Building is brisk at louisville; not much
doing 1t Junction. Mr.. Il. believes Louise
willie will be tho principal town this season,
the eventual growth of the lower town de.
pending on discoveries below.
Mcssrs Barber & jenkins have qualified
As Justices, and already have sent shuystcr
up to court for passing counterfeit G. BIS.
At Louisville tho snow is feet deep;
three miles above feet; and Q miles above
Cor . feet.
In Oregon high point Of bed rock has
been reached, prospecting from colors up to
2 cents. Work still progressing.
The river is free of ice below Perkins,
and the river f0rdablc at mouth of Cedar.
Mr.. Brown will return to Cedar.
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Weekly average 2s'. Cold and stormy. ~ In. snow
sell during the week, hut Is about all gone $500 Of
ono inch Of melted snow In gauge--snowiny contin-
usly on the mountains All VIC now require Is little
rain Mt intervals" during the summer The nrst geese
OF the season arrived this morning going north The
ducks and larks VIII Infably be along In few days.
In 1888 first geese arrived March ed, In 1869 March
9TH, ducks a few days later. GS.
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PUBLIC MEETlNG.

We, the undersigned, respectfully request
the citizens of Deer Lodge County to meet
at the Court House in Deer Lodge City. on
Tuesday the 10th of March, at z O'Clock, p.
M, in order to take steps to organize a A..
ISOLATION, the object Of which shall be, to
induce immigration into the Territory du.
ring the coming season, to supply the press
ing demand for labor, which the abundance
~ rrnru aud nav Iov,nlns>nn,ouf a1ron6v -.
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Al CiarkI.-Mr. II. 8. Clark, Of Green.
housS, -
IN tue ely little nook By the babb,ing brook"
W ,h'' Friday evening, and accompanies Il
WIN IN invitation, which We thankfully ac.
knowledge Hope everybody win have =
s ~ny ums and dance like s|aas IL - god
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" THE METROPOLITAN BILLIARD ROOM,
Deer Lodge, Lane Emerson, Projectors, IL now the
most popular saloon ON the West Side Of Montana,
and its spacious hall Il nightly filed with the knights
Of the green cloth and the lovers Of speculative lit
crature" while the scarcity Of litter 1t your feet pro-
claims the tidy habits Of the management" None
but the purest Of bibseles arc dealt out - custom
ere Its good place to 80.
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Lumber.-Murphy & Co. tell you what
they have, to-day, and what they propose
to do with it. They now have some 800, 900
or 1000 feet Of lumber in their yards, and
will dispose of it on advantageous terms to
purchasers Those who intend building in
the spring, would do we'll to send in their
orders soon, IS the mill, now located near
town, may be removed to some more re-
mote locality. They solicit communication
with them before making purchases else
where. Possessing the facilities they do
for transportation, they can deliver lumber
At any point at low rates, and will make
liberal terms with purchasers.
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CASE NO. Go.
IN THE SUPREME COURT
Territory of Montana.
In 'n Cole %' ssa. q Bankrupt Bankruptcy.
TO WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN:
THE undersigned hereby gives mott - Of his appoint
Of Helena In the county Of Lewis and Clarke and Ter
ritory OF Nontaua who has been adjudged Bankrupt
upon the petition OF his credisoes, b. the Supreme
Court of said Territory.
Dated It virginia CITY. the Inst day Of February,
D. 107N -
ast F.C. DEIMLlN0 Assignee, &c
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~ Just received It A. IAvcnberg Co.'S No. 30
Main street Helena. hne lot Of Wooden Dress Goods
Cloaks. SILK Dresses Fur Capcs, Mufs, Ladies' and
Chidrcns Hats and Bonnets and other desirable aud
sshionabe goods.
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JevdIJ.-Did you notice that announce
ment of J. L. Turner'S! Johnny" has
fitted up workshop ono door est Of MIA.
Elliotts store, and is prepared to mapufac.
ture or repair jewelry in good style and for
TAR prices. He says he can do good work,
ana We never caught him on . square lie yet
We evidence faith by giving him tho first
work a job requiring skill II he spoils
It We 60 for him: II not. permit u to com.
mend him 70 your patronage.
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~0o tothe Excelsior Bowling Alley, Dees Iodes
for 6ne cigar.
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- j. L. TURNER,
MANUFACTURING JEWELLER DEER LODGE
lVX u. r, one door west Of A. Uliote. WIN manu-
factuss md repair Ill kinds o(
u z w ELR p!
rates. Give me call. 06-Q
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- Go to the Excelsior Bowling Alley, Deer Lodge,
and set the worth Of your '.grecnbax."
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~ Go to the Excelsior Bowling Alley, Deer Lodge
for the fluid par ercetlence
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tablish a. 4 foresone conclusion.
Closing Out! Closing Ont!

GREAT BARGAINS! GREAT BARGAINS!
Determined to close out my entire stock OF Dry
Goods and Groceries, will offer them to the trade for
the next 90 days Ut cost and carriage. In Dry Goods
Is included DRESS GOODS, FLANNELs, LlNsEYs.
JEANS, COTTINETS, Motions, Boots and Shoes,
Hats, Caps, Clothing, ect In Groceries, there remain
vet to be sold tt&S %ssr Pa -
1900 lbs OF No. RIO COFFEE,
1900 I" BELCHERS SUGARS,
1000 NAVY BEANS,
100 WOODEN BUCKETS,
90 Kegs BELCHER'S SYRUPN, In and 10
gallon kegs.
ToBAccos. YEAST POWDERS, MATCHES,
WRAPPING PAPER ETC.; s.%s -
~ First door above the Post Once building.
Deer Lodge City, Feb. IL, 1870
33-f A. ELLIOTT.
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with 0lea0 Dox eo0pssta Three men can make AQo(
shingles per day; also good wesk hosps and hghk
Aog1e W1Go0. s@s 80 John ONHlL ~
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Go to the 1xeeasior Bowling Aney, DeaIsdes
to shave little fan With The bora"
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Pilgrim Bar.-Wc learn from Mr.. Catch
ing that some prospectors, among whom
was Jacob Hoover, struck prospects of from
10 to IS cents on the Upper end of Pilgrim
Bar one day last week. They are now
working to ascertain the extent of the pay
streak, and have three feet of gravel The
vicinity has been prospected before, but no
pay struck. 1t is supposed to be the same
channel now worked SO successfully lower
down the bar. 1lr. J. H. Meyer writes rs
March 9Th, that new bar diggings have been
discovered up Granite gulch. one mile from
Pixies Peak, but cannot say how good they
arc. Jack" was three miles up Granite q
few days since and found ''lots of snow
more than he expected" Everybody feel.
ing jolly in anticipation of splendid min.
ing season. -.... .
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MACHINE POETRY.

MACdlNE POETRY.
In search Of fun, and to drive away the ''bluea,"
Thirsty stranger wandered to the famous Kiyuse:
Pale was his cheek and aching was his brow,
From drinking dtin' whisky and kicking up = row!
"avc you nuid old and pure to ease an aching head
Some without "fusil" to kill body dcadr'
Setting out bottle, nothing more vas said
BY this rcsucitatcd stranger with such an aching head
TIL he drank It, and his checks were flushed with re
rs It Ill like this7" 'Evcry drop !" said Col She'd
Ever after the stranger stranger to the blues,
Wendcd his steps daily to the famous Kiyusc-
NO. 3 WOOD STREET, HELENA.
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. II THE REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS OF
Deer Lodge No II A. r. d 4. n. win b held
w. B. OANCR W. i.
". ". JONDA Secretary ~ ia@ $50
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HOl For Cedarl

HO! For C0daTI
.t,. s. ALL ABOARD 20
BY Boat to the new Gold Mines
On and after March 18TH Iwill take pasecusess from
Deer Lodge Bridge for the Cedar Greek Mines at
Ten Dollars Each!
s f. % :ad = make
'..a BOATS OF ANY SIZE DESIRED
At reasonable pscea Can carry oil the euunaxs you
desire, and no cayuses to pay toll feed, blacksmith
bills or ranching on.
80 .-. y IL:
Address Or caIl on
RICHARD BARRY, ,..
S6n Deer Lodge City.
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TO TIE EDITOR NEW NoRT1-WBs1:
Silver Bow 10 not dead nor indeed doth It
sleeD.
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during the war, ana thus added to their wsll-sarned

durinR tue war, ana tnus audcu 70 then woiioafned
if General Grant understands one thing
better than another IL Is men, and from his know
selections. THIS Ia high and desirable quality In
commanding general and Grant is mainly in
debted TO 1t Tor his successes. he almost always
PUT the right man IN the right place.
The warmest notice received from the Navy De-
partmept was letter from Mr.. WelIes, severely
censurlng me tor writing three four compliment.
tary letters 20 the officers who commanded di Visions
and who, perhaps, served under my comman for
the last time.
found General Terry genial clever on,cer with
no fuss and feathers about him. He did nor even
own = morse until presented hun with one cap
tI.ed from country doctor, who was performing
the dcUble duty or visiting the sick aud Carrying IN.
formation 70 the enemy. never saw General Terry
with stan 6Sdcef In tow. lie mad five or ak indus.
trlous fellows w,o Were working at their dcsKs All
day or carrying orders from one part OF his com
mand to the other.
as usual showed MS good Judgment In seienina
MIN for the expedition. IL was fortunate that ne
did So for had he selected regular officer It would,
nays been sad tnat he did not wish 70 put youn
MIR. LINCOLN AT CITY POINT
= Mr.. Lincoln had the most unlimited confidence In
General Grant, and always made ample apologies
wren ne undertook to question the latter on any
point relating to military movements.
AFTER THE FALL OF RICHMOND.
On our arrival at Petersburg wc wit.
messed an exciting scene. The darkles were evi.
uenuy In the ascendant, and their late masters and
mlsresses were sitting in The backs OF tho houses.
LOOKING GUM. The st0reh0nses were all broken
open, and soldiers and darkles were helping them
selves az to,tum 70 bales OF the best smoking
same quiet, unmoved demeanor as he had done az
Oity Point: NO one would have supposed that he
mao now me long wished victory and that the rebel
coveted prlze which was to plac e him on higher
pinnacle IMAM any man IN America yet occupied.
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laid tables, upon which bonbonnieres.

laid tables, upon which bonbonnieres.
and 'iqueur-stands, and arrangement,
Tor sugar and water were disposed.
A laure!-crowned clock was on the
clllmneypiece, over which the late n
de Tracv's silhouette legion of honor
and lock Of hair were hanging neatly
framed and glazed. The children sat
with their heads together spelling out
their tasks. Catharine's bright eyes
glanced up and round about she r, m.
and out across tn, gardens, and The
'ine'c!ad roofs Of the cut-houses. the
n'es came buzz;ng. There was silence
and scent OF ripe fruit from the gar
den. Suddenly, with swift pspg she
remembered t!sat it was a week to-dsv
since she hal said good-by to Rosy and
Totty, and to Dick. The three names
used to;come together somehow in her
thoughts. a week already since she
had bade him hasty farewell at the
door Of a room with every body stand
ing round =. She could not bear to
th,nk of it, she thought, as she began
to recall every expression, every SQUAD,
every aspect of that instant. which had
been to her like Mohammed's, and
which had seemed to last for thousand
years.
The last few days had been SO SUNNI,
SO easy, SO harmonious a medley of
sweet samner weather, and gardens
and grapes, and lively talk, that Cath
arine had been too much absorbed to
dream. People do not dream when
they are happy. For the last few days
she had remembered without bitterness.
Lite seemed to have grown suddenly
bearab'e, and almost easy once moro.
II she had known how short time her
tranquility was to last, she might have
made more of i: perhaps, and counted
each minute as it passed. But she did
not know, and size wasted many of them
as she was doing now, as We all do, in
unavailing bankering and regrets
precious little ins.ants flying by only
too quickly, and piping to II, very
swcetly and We do not dance. Look
ing back, one laments not so much the
unavoidable sorrows Of life as its wasted
peace and happiness, and than more
precious minutes pass 10 remorse fer
happiness wasted long ago.
81 wonder what grandmamma is
talking to Monsieur Fontaine about ?"
said Nanine; standing on tiptoe aud
peep'ns out *'Look, Miss George,
how they go walking up and down the
alice verte.'
"N1onsieur Fontaine seems yery
much excited" said Catharine, smiling
as Fontaine began gcsticulating sud
denly, and stopped short in his walk to
give more emphasis to what be was
saying.
If she coul1 have hea,a vbot ho
was saying!
(TO BE CONTINUED.1
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FARM.FOR SALE.

A 6rst-class, farm i Of 200 Aories-12o
aores being under cultivation and the bal
anoe good meadow and timber land-will
bs sold very cheap. It is located On Sank
River. six miles from St. Cloud. The
land is Of the very best quality =; On the
farm are: / good one and shalt story frame
building, On ample :gransry, barns, c1s@l;
&c.. 30. Inquire at THs JouRNAL o&ee,
or Of the owner at c.. F.. & W PoWelri
JOHN vANDERsLUIe.
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PARTING.

- -. --,-'-.
Tho summer sky was overcast,
1knew the sunshine would not last;
Ws:mused upon the golden past
Together:
And then ws thought Of what might be,
OF all the lifelong misery, ,.-
The sunless days we should not see
-" : Together.
And ere left my happy land.
?, "This 10 tho last time We shall stand"
said, my darling. hand in hand,
Together.
"And since We two may never wed,
Dear leve how blessed to be dead,
And laid to rest" '.Ah! yes," she said,
'sTogether!'
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Livery and Sale Stable.

Livery and Sale Stable.
The undersigned has just erected IN
. large and commodious stable ON the cor
ner Of Lake Street and Perry Place, oppo.
site Clark's store, near tho Central House,
which he has 6lsd with livery stock, csm-
prisings : numberof
FINE RISES,
Suitable for either riding Or driving, and q
varietysf IN ....
HANDSOME vBUGGIEs
For single or double team:
Commodious, elegant osrriasesfor pleas
ure parties always ready.
All orders for teams, for Excursions, Fu.
nsrals or Journey will bs attended to
promptly. 1s
His stock is Of tho best kind, and he
invites his friends to call.
ga 80 -. L. B. SILSBY.
st. Cloud, June 23d. 1868. v6n49
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CITY RESTAURANT.

- 1s304AOaAN
FRESH OYSTERS
sHRvED Up IN ANY.srY1I,
Game Of al kinds in it, season.
Fresh and Canned Fruit Confectionery.
Passry, Se.
MEALS AT ALLa.HOURs.
Regular Boarders ct reasonable rates
Thankful to my customers for their pat.
ronage, would solicit . continuance of
the same.
LOUIS 0OYETTE
st. Cloud, Jan. Is, 1870 v1ln1
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MRNENr0.

My son, bo this thy simple plan:
Serve God, and love thy fellow man;
Forget not, in temptations hour,
That sin lends sorrow double power;
Count life stage up thy way,
And follow conscience, comswhat may,
Alike with Heaven and earth sincere,
With hand, and brow. and bosom clear;
Feardod, and know no other fear!