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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-04-29
noDGEVILLE HOTEL,

NGAIN STREET, DoDGEyILLE WISCONSIN.
M This is a large, new and commodious honse,
opened o the 4th of July, 1868 1t is htted mp IN
yood .tvle and suppl 81 with every modern convent
ence Good s.abling and Lookup Carriage h0nses'
and every accumulation for Travellers ana boafders
HAVING lately purchased good back, he IS prepared
socarry ners,ns 10 any part Of the county. ne mas
always in stock Pure Wines and Liquors oil 'e "e''
qu'''''' RICHARD ROGERS, Proprietor.
ng- The Proprietor has lou acres u e'o uasts
land for sale.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-04-29
Pedigree /;


YOUNG CANADIAN FARMER is beautiful dark
Bay stands sixteen hands high, is six years old and
weighs sixteen hundred pounds. He bred by
Geo. Scott Esq, of Scarboro, G. w. His sire, Rob
Roy was imported from Ciydesdale, Scotland, and
has taken many first prizes in Canada and Provincial
aud ether Fairs. He has been owned and Travelled in
Ohio for the last two years. Canadian Farmers dam
is a superior Canadian mare, and has taken many
first prizes. His sister, now owned by Geo. Scott,
Esq, has been exhibited three Provincial and two
Township Fairs, and took thereat four first and
second premium, and ranks as one of the best
mares in Upper Canada. His brother has also taken
several first prizes. Young Canadian Farmer has
also taken many first prizes and at the Provincial
Fair al Hamilton. c. w. in 1861 he took the second
prize in his class, in which there fourteen
pettors. He is considered of the best horses for
general purposes ever raised i'll Upper Canada.
GEO. SCOTT.
HN- This horse took the first premium at the Iowa
County Fair in 1861 He is pronounced by every
good horseman the best draught horse in the country
He is the surest oa getter and the best stock in the
County.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-04-29
NET THE GENUINE ARTICLE.
COMPANY.
HARTFORD. CONN,

FLOR SALE-THE UNDERSIGNED
Ell wishes to sell his farm; it consists of 40 acres
de of the best land in the town of Pulaski; so
acres under cultivation; rs acres of bottom land
good frame house and barn. The firm is we'll wa
tered and plenty of good timber, and is situated 8
miles south of Avoca on lie main road 70 Mineral
Point or Dodgeville. Come and see it if you want
good farm and have got the money. If applied for
soon it will he sold cheap. ". S. BOOTH
Avoca, Feb. iS70.--22m3
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TT U R R A HI
DodgeviIle, August 10th, 1859 .-nlotf

II . R R A Il ! =
The Avoca and Richland Co.
Bridge Co. have already made
Good Bridges across all the
sloughs, and are makeing a good
road from Avoca to Richland
City.
And as / have bought the
Ferry at the City, they have
concluded not to build the bridge
across the river for a year or
two, because my Ferry is a
splendid one-running on wire
rope, and car makea trip in three
minutes time, charging only
bridge prices for crossing, which
makes ferrying one-half less
than the usual charges. So every
body is invited to come this way
to cross the river. A safe boat,
good roads, and nice crossing.
Richland City April Is, 1870.
81 sm VIM. NJ. RICHARDSON.
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T1ARM FOR SALE. THE UNDER
IL signed is DESTROYS Of selling his farm situated
-k- mile east of the village of Highland 1t con
sists of 100 of good land so fenced, IS
under cultivation. abont % of timber.
IIou e barn log stables. sheds, &c The farm is well
stocked and supplied with farming implements, and
will he sold aitogether or separate to accommodate
customers. Fc- further particulars apply the
premises, or to VIM WIGHAM
Oct LIST, 1899. 3-tfn Dodgeyille, Wis. y
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-03-10

Why OA11Lx AND OTHBs BrocK
DIE: TOWARD = SPRING, han 'the
stock is rot regularly fed, and tho sup
ply Of respiratory tod Is di6cient, ! M
turc avails herself Of tho fat previous.
~ stored in the animate body d fuel 70
sustain the animal heat, and whore the
food is deficient aud there il no aoeu.
mutation of fat to supply its place, the
muscle aud other portions Of the body
are consumed, and death BY gradual
starvation is the consequence. Farm.
ers, keep your stock we'll ted if?you do
'sot want to sustain loases toxard
spring.
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> THE LANDS OF THE BrBIH.
.CARoM09.

s. sess ses.OAe -sasss . seAssssss
49, ~ essssfsea % esss
IssAes. o.pA sSssss
sOs>Arn >
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w al! H.. II ' ! NM,

! 10 IQG 066Ti IN EA0l1x O0DA4 T.
W STITCH, HEM. FELL, TUCK, CORD, BIND.
sosst thsad run nom perfect WORK On ~
onGs 9aansoek, over the HEAVIEST beaver cloen s3o
With nochangeofaeedle, thread Of tsnescn.M
Ml ase eoat.e cotton: linen. SILK and twinsM IT,
~ ~ meser and stillsr than any Other naoesns.
syssxethst stitch, each loop being TWISTED BY
- THE ROTATING HOOK" -"
saa the twist into the goods thus secoys!y
ssninE every etich, 20 that the seam will bear 70
Ct and IN that caee even. ehs
otreenstauces 70 Survive the washtub." Old, vesn
~ Amty garments. bosoos, pauts, drsssse, &chsye
e. ~: submitted te Sonttees e. : xhsts ~
Elasticity and Beauty. as:}. -
S.ss II; gs::s II :, z:
49, vhsslsvsr wearing or t'asbias ths dress.
the NEEDLE CANNOT Be SET Wnoae,
1nos avoiding the great trouble Of other machines.
|" Ne Breaking efNsedles.
The blade Of Il less than three fourths
| - tach long. and b strsight. .,,
| ne 8s~@r AID xtnr eas .ersr be es.esoag.
Anyoes may adjust thsa In the DIRK. The hen
Ne tAs turns the hem on the Iisht q under i'd
=: ssa.. T.: e;a ~. ~.
esass. NE longr onss They are ,...:t =.
A@avaeesred seith Mathematical Precision.
Hnee e.eh part q interchangeable cad can bsrsaduy
u oase Of seetdsnt It will last gsnscatio1
| 1pfopesiy cared for. None who have used team b,
pS.edod to NE any other. The roundnsss, evsnnse
dassbaley and beeuty OF it, stitch - :
Il WERE. MEIER EQUlLxD,
1ts4epidity, Absolute Stiffness, ease Of motion
nesfownees and nsatness OF its hem and fell Wss
never approached by any other machine.
The Press universally prououncst his the Best FAM
" Sowing Machine In the World Whatever II
merits OF the other machines Il 10 NO diGparaeemao
20 sav ofthe Wilcox &0ibbs It Il worth ior to1y q,
oo0ols that Of any other ever offered to tho public
It reeetyed the Gold Medal Of tho American Inst
tute-the rstPremium for
"THE BEST SEWING MACHINE"
Ct tho great Now Englsnd Fair-ths Vermont stal
19r-tne Pennsylvania6tato Tair--$he Indiana 6tai
, 1Ar-the Wiscondn State Hair-the Niehiean 1tai
IAr tho Iowa State Isir-end at over o6 CGnnt
Faars Throughout the Wost-makinr more Isrst Pn
naoms than were taken By Ill other Sewing Nschin,
| toEsehes In the 6ame time. = :. !:
~ q nosu ne Great Lsadi1 lhpi1y Se,utsa Xaekss
.. ALL OVER THE WORLD.
: Mstake other machines IN exchange, W. sell O
9eteon. @lk, Twist and Needles for svsry kind
d xak1 - .SvAxTrD-r.rm, to Ae,nt,. d
sptive circular and specimens Of work. ~ ~
: NAIL % receipt ofstsmp, q had Of
- CORNELL, WARD 4 COMlNGS.r
II :=r 9eNERAL AGENTS.
II :! 133 Lake Street. Chicago, M.
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r. r. Barley chopped Or gsoaAa into
meal and mixed with mill 81 wbey will
fatten hogs in thahshortsss possible
t,ne. There is no other feed that will
keep hogs so healthy during the pro-
cess Of tattening, and fatten so rapidly.
Pea. meal and corn-meal scalded are
good but not equal to this. they are
more heating than barley, aud are, .pt
to cause hogs to become NANCY, thus
retarding their improvements 8 Hog
which have been overted With corn,
which often happens, can be restored
to good condition quickly by barley
teed. -. ,.'-.-H ;.:s ::
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COOKING FooD FOR STooK.-The
Massachusetts State Board Of lARrisul-

COOKING FooD FOR STooK.-The
Massachusetts State Board Of grisal.
tute discussed this subject i ths meet
ing in December, 1867, As NO tiud it
in the report OF that body for 1858.
The speakers werc all men Of high
character, mature years, experienced in
the breeding, keeping and tatteaing
cattle, most Of thsn engaged i, ths
dairy business and there was J but lit.
tie difference Of opinion as to the use
and value of food cooked in some way.
Prot: Agassis, the illustrious natura':
lst, shows in the following clear, plain
aud unmistakablec language, the 1ress
sons Why TODD for domestic AMI
mails should DO prepared, it being. pro
missed that tho food " give our stock
is not that which nature provides At
first hands, but is dried and mecbani.
cally altered in many ways. Soaking
or steaming RECEIVERS hay to its wonsed
bulk or succulence ; and - Prot: Ae,s-
sig said Of this mode Of pssf6ring food
in general: ut must save the secretion
Of saliva to an enormous extent, and
therefore relieve the animal from ,
physiological labor which is very man
| ifest. I have no doubt that that mus,
ba the chief source of relief to.tbezoSI
tie, because dry food must be softoned
in order to be digested; aud it must be
done by the secretious Of the mouth
by the secretory surfaces Of tho alimen:
t.ry cauat-and, in fact, BY al tic SEQ
retory surfaces Of the digestive appaata.
tus. Nov, where does that come fson. !
From the blood; and if:you supply Ii.
food 50 far softened that the. animal i.
relieved from that Psychological ,]kser,
you place your animal in : much bet
ter condition fox it, work. II shave ne
doubt that there is tho explanation o.
Jour results-that your stoam perform.
a part Of the operation which your AMI
nal has to do itself by ID secretion. NJ
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In addition, THn j, JOURNAL
will contain; its usual: variety;
Of State and ,Geni.e!!r!'s.l..:;l aews i,
Agricultural: formation; j. To- q
cal Items; \ ;a''rkl (! ;:Reports
from home; and rom Il .: broad,
g.. aaetc. :: ~: :aete T.
AmoD'ng Tie e; regular" CORES =;
pondents,5 already well: known
to it's readers: will be :: Mrs.
J. g.. Swisshelm, in Pennsyl:.
vania; ''Ion,'''* in Kentucky;
and I'D. E. r." in st. Louis.
In addition, the present sys-
tenn of local correspondence
from the: different towns in
Northern Minnesota will be
continued during the coming
year. No labor or expense
will be spared To-, maintain,
for T ]'l JOURNAL the reputA-
ton it already enjoys IF being
the J., = ,ani133 =. |em9'i! :ss9aga 81 as
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Iesks ~ Farmers 4 stock Dreedor'

1eeks ler Farmers 4 stock Breeder.
: Bound volunss Of The American STOCK
Je11al for 1868 containing 364 large deu-
:ble column paees; postpaid for ~. 81 80
$. Bound volumes Of the American Stock
-Jesii1al for 1869 containing 8s4 pages, ssnt
pest paid. ot $50 . :; =: - $l.6o.
T. 4::a a:: : s:ss: '''''''' p. ~ s.:
J.. - =: a L. s;;:s:s:, 3 49,; &.
~ Ehole ~ Ha>aa's s'at pest paid toeae :.
60: 49, I. ,ho-ie...,i aa,e...,..' ~
P.9e.: a;SS.ddsc $780, e: :,
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NICE CooK1Es.-Eight eggs, four
teacups Of sugar, one aud one-half CUPS
Of melted butter, seven teaspoontul Of
yeast powder J; -four enough toamAke> !
soft dough. 4 ~ ~ r.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-03-10
The NEW YORK J GETHl10IYT

Published Sermons, Serial Story for the Family .
new Chidrens Story every week, Chats With the IT.
others, Foreign and Domestic Correspondence, fun
Departments Of Religious and Secular Int lHgence-
IN short, Whatever goes to make . oomplsts 1anily
Paper. Price, S2 50 year. Liberal premiums to
canvassers. Yearly subscriptions COMMENCE st am
Time For specimen, enclose . two cent camp 81
TIE METHODIeT, IL Nassau g. Ne1 York
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NORWAY OATS.

N1N9INH1APORTED NORWAY OATS.
INIT 18Ss 70 4Anlr11s. ;
fqm 100 70 $50, bushsls erexa. y the
Fae9e. Nelghs iron 10 % Is pounds to tho
halhsa Ills 0ats has bsea eroVn q ~
~ SeaisEy Iof issil, I'D In s7ety State OF
~ gnls4. NAA ~ 1osGpeRabst suesess.s
III gfeil 4. N.Y. lsg1s, rlsnp and lesS-
sesl, .ha9 : fSmarkabls tia husk, and H.
PCT safHss dian The seonn,moa varistiss. :
/; Eh6ane1 y bright, olsor, stout and not
lahle y ledge l. perfectly clear sf rust,
aad grows from 4 70 8 fscG hish. We hays
beth the White and Black Norway, both
The sane price and equally productive. :,
|. We win serd l quart Of tho above Gals
% any address post paid for 500
Two quarts, post paid, 200
0ae peck, BY expFsss Or freight, 500
Hall bushel, 20 pounds, 600
One bnshel, 40 pounds, 1000
J. CAu11ox.' We wish it distinctly under
aeed that this ID not light oats, weighing
- to ~ lbs.. raised in New England and
spld under tho name Of Norway, but IN
ported seed, every -bushal guaranteed "a
Wsdgh 10 ibs., Or the money refunded. :.
7; Samples Of both kinds sent free for Q
a. slanPs Also circulars and testimonials
kddreso orders 70 n. P. BOYER 4 CO.,
27-Sm Petersburg. Chester Co., Pa
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The Fist Division Of the
St. Paul 4 PacMc Railroad

- Tho trgt Di1iaton ct tho
St. Paul 4 Pacific Railroad
1|ll!!!|#
1899. WINTER TINE E4BLz! is1e.
Trains for st. Anthony Junction, Hano-
MIN, Aaoks. hsses, Dayton, Elk River,
1ag Lske, CT ear Lake, St. Cloud, 6suk
neplds and Forts Ripley and Abererok-
d" WILL Lave acme NORTH. !
Arrive 4. $50 A. II.
b. 20 ,. \.
:Wuy: LzAv1 aoIno SOUTH.
Lave y. Cloud. ..'..............---.. Sl0Ax
AsitaBt. Psul...... % ?. n.
|. SAINT PAUL, ST. ANTHONY :
:. Minneapolis Trains.
Lsaxe st. Pan. ~ ~ /: =. ll4sA H4so Pm
1aoneepone.. ...- ~ " - p - Pm
ot. Ps.l, cresv River anA 8is Prairie
!
GOING VEST.
Lave T. Paul: ~ A.
HiooeapolN.. 10 46
Crow 5000. -. LOS ?.
Arrive Atchash 40
GOING EAST.
1--we 20 A.
Grow ! Is ,. 4
Minneapolis. -. Is
Arrive st. 80
SeeP Ger Dinner 20 Minutes At Grow
"a River.
TICKETS At the Stations before snta
tngths Carr, ct . Discount from thereEular trai
Faaseagers mustsst their Baggage Checked besos
b. carried over the road, and on tho arrival.
~ xtain t;plses Of destination, must present th
eneek and eaks posssssion Of their Baggage :
TAeC013onYWi sl10t ~ fiesponsibl
sc the Se1sty ~ any Baggage sftee 1,
for which Il 10 checked-it being
pant OF the bushes Of this Company to receive n
stefs basgsss, unless special contracts made I
| T.1. .DELINo SapeFintendon
IL. III. RANDALL. Ganar>I Ts~la& Anas
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-03-10

THR COPARTNEReHfP hsrissfors ex-
listing bstwssaoths dSrst6nea uadsr
he nans ofrJ. HI Own q Gu; 10 this ~
Dissolved BY mutual consent: Psrsons ~
deb&ed ita.saiA ,fr1G win make poym0nt %
John III. Owen and John II. Raymond 1ad
creditors ofsfhs lists Afn'S u Joha1Hs Owsn
& Co., will call On. sid Owen - Raymond
fer psymsnts 81 II 3sisa' E'sE%:Ss'iA So 20
Dated-Sts Eleud, Feb. %, 1870. II Il 5:;.:
la.qoha aJoAN II. OVEN, t..-3 =
x: a5us}ai JOHN H. kA4AOND.-
,t5i'@@ az .3ua!:s4 oW1LL1A4&D 1GA1kDON.
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E1OrICE-U. 9. LANDOFF1cR

NIOTICE.-U. 8. LANDOfFICE.
IN 1t. Cloud, Mimi, February Is, 1870.
complaint having been entered at this once by An
drew X. Henry Brown for abandoniue
his Homestead Entry No. 1881, dated April Is, 1865.
"a, range IS, in Aonons.lia county, Minnesoss,
with view 10 the eancellaton of said entry: tie
said parties are hereby summoned to appear At this
~ O'Clock in the forenoon to respond and furnish test,
mony concerning said alleged abandonment.
=. A. GILMAN, Kegiater
feb2+6wa II. G. BURBANK keceiyar
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SPLENDID % PREMIUMS.

- ,a!a.eq ri 70 < nav 81! "a t;aItct IL!
10 EVERY subscribed, .o3 or
''s'o, 100 'u;u. g;vs a ;cepye tie
Am R1cAN STocK: JOURNAL
for oss yelar, or :nt1es 'E.xGaE!1l.;
Es1oR ,tG 21l;; = tor sir N'o,s q s
(See notices slss,oke1e)}' 10 oil
So .si.ass .;@a @s2tco %xi1
:" ( 80 Laya: q q ''1.E III, =,
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r the Delicate Skin Of Ladies' and Childre1
SOLD BIZ ALL, DRU0GI0TH.ar

LOR1h1sAtSO'e Ian excellent article Of
EUREkAsl shsrs1sr iat,.s..sa Il -
SMOKING Xobaceo AuuiverSally admitted. Il
Is Put up III handaome muslin bags In which orders
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Liberal Premiums, !, {. to get.
ters-up of Clubs: . 81: !. 81.
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NEW ACCOMPLISHMENTS. .
J (EsTABLIsIIED Is30.j
WEIGH & GRlFFITHS

SAWS Of all descriptions. AXES, BETTING and
MILL furnishings. CIRCULAR SAWS YIN
Solid Teeth, Of with PA1zNr ADJusfAll1 polkrs;3w-
Perior to all Inserted Teeth Ea,rs.
A3rPrlces Reduced.EAy
-. Send tor Price List and Circulars "a
WEIGH 4 GRIFTlTHS,
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ICE-U. ISLAND OFFICE.

NJV1100-Vs 0ANO VEVICE,
IN St. Cloud, Ainn., January 81, 1870.
onplant having been entered this once by Andrew
Anderson against James Palmer for sl,a.don
Ing his Homestead Entry No. 3s7, dated Febsusrv 2s
ls67, upon the Il - e section II, township Id
range - in Monongana County, Mimi, with view t.
the cancellation OF said entry the said parties AZ,
DAY Of MARCH, 1870, At 10 o'clock in the fore
noon toEespona and furnish testimony concerning sait
alleged abandonment.
Q. A. GILMAN, Resister.
feb3.6w1 H. G.. BUkbANK. Recover
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STILL AHEAD!
OUR GREAT BOSTON
DOLLAR STORE.

v.at s0es ,:,S,. :s:at' in :. p:t q the
iib@.l oos.niaiohsi Other Il C.sh or Nerchaudise,
and ~ goeds sent BY e Vim Be . represented and
We 9.a.aasee 'aa:netion . every ono dealing with
As,sss 1hould collect ten cents from every custo-
mse, and1eswazd to ~ in advance, fr Descriptive
The holdsss OF the Checks have the privilege Of
.tass pchs.tak the article tarsoa Described Or Of
oxos Numbering over SO dsfet s1tsci.s Sq No. on.
Of which can bs purchased In the usual WY for tho
IS: :d7:ai.x,s Of int sending d. Chick. N.
ior vIeh " issue checks ti IN - so Sssdss. in
svsys eluh 10 VIII pat checks for Xiseks, Quiiss,
1laakee, Dress Patterns, or some other article Of
" Do not on.r single article Of merchandise tia.
Can b soM By regular dsa!sss 1t or price. We do
them cheaper than you can obtain them in any othee
yy.-Shils tAs greater pat Of our geoa ars sold At
0AE:HAuF the REGULAR RATES.
oarsteck consists, IN part, Of the following goods
sa'ol:. Raa*ks., Q.sts. obte.., ossgsas.., Drs:s
Cossets, DC. ~ :
~ IStwr-Psats Ware, Spoon. plased on Niektl +
&luer, Desert Forks, Nrc-bottIe PEgted
Qastors, britannia Ware, Glass Ware,
Table AID Pocket Cutlery, In arede
rartsty. Elegant French and
German Fancy Goods
Beautiful Hoto-
graph Albsass.
ths nswest and choicest styles In Morocco and Velvet
Dipdings.
Gold and Plated Jevelry, of tho newest styles.
;We have also made arranements with some Of tho
leading Publishing houses that will enable NJ to sell
the tandald and latest works Of popular authors ct
about onehalf the regular Price such as Byron
Moore. Burns, Milton, and Tsnpyson's Works. in Fuli
0ilt and Cloth Bindings, and hundreds Of otherp.
1hsas end everything else for
ONE DOLLAR FOR EACH ARTICLE. H..
In svesy order amounting to over $50, accompanied
BY the oa tho Agent may rStain $500: and in every
erdsr over 800 500 may BE- rstaiaed TO- " : ;,
Pay The ExPress Charges. -.
.""' COMMISSION: TO AGENTS.
Hor q. erdee II 80 nom club Of thirty, w will
Nv ~ agsot, - connision, 8 yard bleaehsd 0.
esoNa ahsstanG. good dress pAttsEn, al wool pants
paetir1,e 3xko1ncaoA. 80. 49, p: - - .
FL IN order Of 30, from Z club Of Gxty, W viii
pay he agent o yards brown bleaehsd shssttag,
Aenf4ag sase Y1teh ~ woea shawl, OF eoo0in
:1ef a order ofttco. 6oas club or ona hundred,
vswm ~ thssHeut no yatds Il Ntd wids,) sheett
~ fPaseae sewing machinsi or u laeaIA.c reg
80 o!as.s Honey BY R4p...ssi 1dsa,. q IT
yucfezsas. 3aztteaIAss ssad II eiiaogusS. Address
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LORlLLARD's Thi. brand Of Fine Cut chew
CENTURY, Ing tobacco Ia. no sqe., OF
~ 1 IL superior anywhere. II il
= Cheering Tobacco. ! without doubt The best chew.
ing tobacco in the country. = 4 ! - tElf.A,I
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" It is our desire to have
The JOURNAL reach every
household IL :NlEorthelrtnl "a Min.
n sota. II is devoted 10 The
interests Of this, part OF the
State, and We intend TO make
it IF Hinter6stH Is the people
who live here, and to those
abroad as W,sel1::::::::;: 7.s:: ;;, :r.o
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7?$:IGrs n:::7.if?:::s t1&6 I'D. >;tj*
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Bent Family NoWupapoc in
- 522c; hHA 4ats.is;t s:.3 $40 81 js:J i,
y; - 1IinHeaotns: g.: i'a1i:rs
), ::'jH :..I9atGE:v2g s>-; 4: s*>s: ~ 'ii'i

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~ Ot. C1VuU, M1uu.. Jan. b, 1870.
Complaint having been entered 1t this Odfee l,v
Dana: Pelkey against 6orham Powers for abandon.
1885 upon the ~ section "a, township 122 range a
nAonongalia count, Mimi, With view to the cancel
aaon OF satd enfsy the parties are ereby summoned
% appear q tnls once on the fra DAY OF MARCH,
1910, at 10 O'clock in the forenoon TO resnonf
snd furnish testHooy concerning said alleged abeu.
ment. C. A. GILMAN Ra.sts-
!: jnl3SWs H. C. BURBANK Receivey
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nv V11O0'-Vs D AAUV VHl1CE,
~ IT, o!oad, MINI, January is, 1870
CoepIaaat having been entsred 1t this ONCE nv
Alfred 0oittte axrsn tor abandoniue hi.
Homestead Entry No. SaSo, aaesd February rs 1851.
apon The ~ Il NJ Il nwL M ~ - Il section i,
township Ia, range -, In Todd county MINI virh q
Vie. - otsaid entry the aid partis.
1s11 DAs OF AAkCH, 1870 1T 10 Gclock in ths
&ssn0oot respond and furniah tes,uouy coneern;nr
said alleged abandonment.
"A. GILHAN Resistsr.
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NOTICE.-U. 8. LAND OFFICE,
IN vt. Cloud, Ainn., February q, 1870.
Complaint having been entered this once BY Tin.
othy Twomey against David Lloyd tor abandoning his
Homestead Anlry No. l0iS, dated April LIB, 1856,
upon the NV e section "a township ll6, range 80 in
stearns county, Minn, with view the cancellation
VI said entry: the sid parties hereby summoned
" appear at this Office On the l2rA LAY OF APRIL
1870, IT 10 o'clock IN the forenoon to responu
and furnish testimony concerning said alleged sban
d0nment. C. A. GILMAN hee1ster
febA6wg T. =. MCCLURE, Receiver.
,TATE OF MINNEsOTA, COUNTY OF sTEARNs
- -SS. Justices Court.
Law II. eilsby.
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