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THE elaborated ELGIN WATCH
FOR CLUBS FOR.
THE WEEKLY PIONEER

We will give any one of tho following celebrated
Rlgin Watches for CLUBS TO The WEEKLY Pho
NEER, a. follows:
For 200 subscribers and $500 cash, we will give 9
No. klgin Watch (B. W. Raymond,) in SO dwt. IL
karat Gold Hunting Case; cash price $50.
For 100 subscribers and $40 cash, We will give q
No. Elgin Watch III. 81. Taylor) IN 90 dwt. IL
karat Gold Hunting Case: cash price $50.
e, For l6o subscribers and $22s. We viii give No.
Elein Watch e. N. Wheelsr) in SO dwt IS karat
Gold Hunting Case; cash price $l25. ..-.,.,
For 1874 subscribers aud $201, we will give No.
Elein watch u T. Ryerson,) in 80 dwt. IS karat
Gold Hunting Case; cash price 500. ,.s4.
For 100 subscribers and $780, we VII give Lady
Egin Watch, in Gold Hunting Case cash price 81
or No. Elgin Watch In OF. Silver Hunting Case;
price $76. @!31~- t-t>af"'i |;
Z For 60 subscribers and 800, No will give No.
Elgin Watch, in OF. Silver Hunting Case; casll
For 50 subscribers and s7s, we will give mo.
Elgin Watehrin o. savsr Hunting Case; ca'1i
price $45. 'T.3SfSiA!* E.Tss| 81
For 40 subscribers and $50, We will give No.
Elein Watch. in o.: Silver Hunting C.se cash prci
The Club need not necessarily 60 to tho ssme Post
tanned; but must be marked for y watch prem ilm
Watches will b. shipped 70 the claimant
l:;Ws euarantee each watch to be. B. genuine 1lsi1
M&ecn with all IAteSt 4QQFQyementej p pe!1ecS stp0
keeper, and of weight and quality Of cases. &C., rep
resented Above-inI short the Eigin watch Il eonsid
cred tkee4n4I IL any wGteh made In tho world.
For 20 subscribers and $50, we will give tho con
plete works Of Charles Dickens in vols, Appleton
Library Edition, price &l05O; or a complete Set o.
the Waverly Novels, in vols, Appleton's Library
Edition. price 5000. !"I e. -
For 10 subscribers and SIS We will give one copy o.
the Revised Statutes Of the State Of Minnesota
--latest revision,) law binding price $500. a "a
For one subscriber and 50, We will give one copy
of Burritts Sectional Map 81 Minnesota the latest
and most completsmap the States published price
$l.25
These offers will extend to February ], 1871.,
IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE WE WILL
GIVE TO THE PERSON SENDING US lTHR LAR
0EST NUMBER OF SUBSCRIBERS BEFORE
FEBRUARY I, 1871, A half CASE WHEELER
L WILSON SEWING MACHINE, PRICE $50.
TO THE PERSON SENDING US THE NEXT
LARGEST NUMBER or SUBSCRIBERS, BEFORE
FEBRUARYal, 1871, WE WILL GIVE A. HALL
CASE WHEELER WILSON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "A
PRICE $50. ssa2l2 i'ii'- ri& = :" -. Z ="
Address al communications to2h gciW 1"~2:>
c.ae .~gy:tPIONEER> PRINTING Co.,.
.noeSma !. .zoIa LII 81. RAUt. MINI
zen sESTHBLISHED IN218h6 1.a1
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4.aa aqIm%a#, WORKS OF THE = :
UNITED STATES WATCH COMPANY


3sev a4q@a*, WORKS OF THE y !:
UNITED STATES WATCH COMPANY
and both andF Eros Movements my "'A001e'
inner grades all gold
g,ad ADJUSTED Gold and Position;
ened and Tempered Winding
Strength
O as
in
Minute Reporters
card For generally 20 '1'e 'Ni
Wholesale Rooms Lake
Chicago, Ill., A- LAM o''
wArcHN
4Ts I r.
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AL DENNIS
have ,
'er'ncases as the superiority o. s. Watch
p r ROUNDS r o,. >, HENRY
r FHIps9as@ Aan'cmaeom ]
- fhESfS WALTER
A. H KING Conductor Penn c. RR
'o'Sn0fo' low" vu Vie
As1oeo0 "aoah and western Hallway p.&
Street,, c,nC. ~ ,,,
.';* w. BUSH, Agent, ST" Cloud MINI.
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N0TICE-U: 8: LAND OFFICE.

-
~ st. Cloud, Mimi, Sept Ie. 1870
rJya., pai Living been entered ~ this ofice bv
Eaw s Baker against George KudisiiI for aa-,n.
ing ms Homestead Entry NJ. IIO;, dated Anil 10
iot9, upon The Sc Il section u.s. town >hiL IZs an so
To stearns county Mins2ta with ayew t.
.'on OF sad entr the parties are ereby summoned
EEt .1n AZ ~ - on the 10TH DAY or EOyEM-
n Dr. a. IF 'r'sk in the forenoon to res.,nd
ana t"siia,"5 conce g sai.! alleS. ai,.n
u'ii.et!i' 9. A. GILMAN. ;.ezister
ssI,--E. - -. =. .. AeA:LhIE, 4eeeive,.
III DTiCE-U. s. LAND OFFIGE -
y st clouh, B1inn., Sept IL. 1870,
tohlGiairt having been eB cred at L;s ,s;c. -,
dnn;a I've naxtr a='ns: Stephen II. snIitl, f,r a. an
ist5 .;,, s Entry No. iIo- dated april -
~ ctearns county, MIMI, with a view 10 ti,c c,.,
,ation SAD entry the said part;e. are he,e, sir,
98eo 20 appsar,at tLis Office az 10ra DaY Uy
a sas asn'h .s,d al
a.s.oo -. e. g: "A. GILMAN, Register
sePszSoE T. G. MCCLURE, Receiver
/ No'IcK-U:s s: LAND OFFICE,
IN zsEse 81. Cloud, MINI, sent. II 1s7a
Complaint having been entered at ihis ,'isco J..
Jobrw Browns gsinst Willard Gr,fith n, ~
ls n' the IVY sss,isa ~ J4y isss
lansc %, in stearnF county, Minnesota with 40
NE fot said the said PAL es ar 70
5AT so oF ssPssu .1; s
iot'h'"n to respond and 1ufnild, testiIoonv .o ~
cein'ns said alleged abandonment ''n-
s.nto,c.z g. A. GILMAN, Register.
| - -sf.-V"~ l.. ,AcCLURE. keceiyer
/ ii O1@CE'-u. 5. LAND OFFICE
| Ayss st. Cloud, M1nn., oct. Il, 1870
a"'4,, having been entered at this oic. b, orr
| Homestead Entry 40. G25i aa,.I NnSs',...s us
| iooS' upon the NJ ne4 section ,'1.Di.1 o.h'
| A"nso ~ Ia 1tSui Co0aty n;n,"..rP -
aHsH % she: ca1ce.istion 81 sad ,.n,., WIN
| parues are hereby summvlea TO s,y .iee said
I tUnce on :lls 9TH DAY .NECShbrnl IN a. .lis
rss. A ~ taoten1oa I" responu uish 1..s,;,
oo,,oex y. A. u1LAAH, Re,Sis.er
oc.@oo*1 L. U, AcCLu HE, kec-,s.,
| + oTIcs-U. s. LAND OFFICE.
| ~ 1t. u. ua, A.Du, Uct IL. 1870
I Nonpaint having teen entered at tbis once nv
l uo.tuled schmidt against ftancis Sloan ~
! 'lssnoonsog lib hUmtetssd knuv fJoy 70 s. ~
4aytp, 1901. upon e14sw .ec,io r,t,n ~
1aage ~ III stearIis County, Miuneslt win. W., ~ -.
.hs e>nceiitoa Of said eiury: LIS ss,t Dsr.i-. .rs
heleDy summoned 20 appesr Ut thus Office o. 1e 1s-
! DA1 of NVFkhbkli, 1870, Al IL ocIock :, ,,a
iolenoOh OrespOnu aid furnish testtmonv
SAD Alleged alandonn4ent. . -
. =: A. GILMAN, Register.
! oeeatoW Z TIC: MeCLUKf, RECOVER.
| Al OrlcG-U. g.LAHD OFFICE. = -
~ g. Cloud, Mimi, sepI'7, 1870.
| ooanpiAn. naVlhg beeh nlxde this Once bv An
u.e" enei rldge against jacob L. Greoe for arandon
| arg ILLS homestead kutry No. llzs dated anri ~,
loo5, upon The W uez uw Il section =. Town. ~
~, range ~, ~ Stesarus county AIunesuta IA
new TO t4ecxuceIl4t.On eltry: tn 4a,
Nc Hereby samInonea xppeat this sftc. ~, liz
zsfA DAY or VCTUbEk, 1917. ~ II o:clocs in t,s
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS furnish ses ti1nonycnncern-
| saAa sAegeeabsiI0onnent! -. - i
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THE NEEDLE CANNOT Be SET WRONG

Ihus avoiding thegreat trouble of other machines
No Breaking ofNeedles.
The blade of the needle is less than three fourthso
An inch long, and ia straight.
2 The Hemnaer and Fetler can Meier be etsorong.
:Anyon may adjust them in the dark. Tho hem
may be of any width. No other hemmer or feller 9
like this 1t turns the the right or under 81
you want it.
1t will not drop Stitches, as tho needle is always
set the blade shore aad straight does not VI
brste. like longer ones, They are ;, =
,& Manufactured Nth Mathematical Preession.'
Hence, each part is interchangeable and can be
replaced In ofaccldent II will last generation
ifProperly cared ior. None who have nsed teaD DO
persuaded to any other. The roundness evenness
durability and beeuty OF its stitch =. 2 ,,2>a4
80; WE'RE MEYER EQUALKD, ....I =
1tsRapldity, Absolute sttllness, case 81 motion,
narrowness and nsatness OF it, hem and fell were
never approached by auv other machine, :, ,....
The Pressuniversally pronounced his the Best Ha1n'
sewing Machine in- the World. Whatever The
merits Of the other m.dhineS itts nodisparagemsnt
70 say Wilcox &ibbs ills worth tor family USE
doubfe that Of any other SVef offered Is epub1ic
1t received the Gold Medalef tho American 1nstt"
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!, 0TATR OF MINI COURT
~ Seventh Judicial District County Of steafns.
Angsl,ss. 1latdsB, Plaintiff 1.as.i Dsiaa!s .
|oi151i O. Bi..,dsi,, Defendant! y b5fdsEs ~ 8
Ths State Of Minnesota, to the above named d.
azs barely auinmoned and. reqpiret to answer
the Clerk the Court Aforesaid and to Servo q copy
your enswer to the said complaint the subscriber
1t hfJ ONCE in the city OF Saint Cloud, Minnesota,
within thirty days sitter the service of this SUMMONS
upon you exclusive of the day such service, and il
you fail 70 answer the said within the time
aforesad the Plaintiff in this action will apply to the
Court for the elief demanded in said Complaint,
AZ til. aEgrU<r EDWARD o. HAMLTN,I !:
aug47w Plaintiffs Attorney, st. Cloud, MINI.
Dated st. Cloud, Mimi, 10th July, a. D. 1870. .
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HEALTH.

~ sssttTHE SECRET MONITOR %
Just published 800 pages price, SO cents private
medical treatise on the Anatomy and Physiology o.
the Urinary and sexual Organs and their diseases IL
iustrated With VIII fine plates. and no wooa en-.
cravings of those orgaus In and dsesse' sent
in sealed envelopes.
A yARX CLASP, 4 now invention for the radical
Aura Of Yaricocble In fbuf days, e5artcocee an en-
lrgement Of tho veins inside the ena 'or
E.pse;al attention a;se. to diseases ef M0kEN.
81 All isttsrS pr5nptly answered ssnds III bnsiness
sefis H,eetss Ia, "a. q .ny
y1ln4S-ly GALENIC INSTITUTE, st. PAM. MINI
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a s-ssH &C. =. st's Il ! u, u
- ) ~ tts.s 80 y g.

In addition, The JOURNAL
will contain its usual variety
of State. and General News,
Agricultural Information, Lo-
cal Items, Market Reports
from home and from abroad,
z: :Co1r:rrte s,l' oendence,s etcI .;, tIoetc.
In addition, the present sys'-
tenn of local correspondence
from the different towns III
Northern Minnesota will be
continued during the coming
year! . No labor or 5e1pennse
will be spared to maintain
for The JOURNAL the reputa-
ton it already enjoys Of being
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ssTaE BEST SEWING MACuINE.,'

f.ir-,he PsnnsyivaeisState Feir-the Indiana State
Fairthe Wisconsin State- Fair--the Michigan State
faif the Iowa State Fair-and at over 90 County
1ain 1hroughout the West-makfnR ssnorS First Pre-.
together III the same time Il H'sH 'a1' [
It's sor ~ GREAT L<ading Ehnily sSs.gint Asahtss
ALL OVER THE WORLD.vf.;
Wetake other machines in exchange We sell on
Cotton, Silk, Twist and Needles for syery kind Of
Sewing Machine. ."oi ! ssha" 'tt''T
..AGEN,r6 WANTED.-Terhns to Agents, DE-
scrpve cffcnar aud specimens of work, sent free by
mail, on receipt of:tamp, Of bad of .!se72~- ''
: CORNELL WARD s. COM1NGS,
GENERAL AGENTS,
go. ,.l :. f. 1913 Lake street. Chicago. Ill.
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NOr4CE.-u. :. LAND OfFlCE,--

NOr4CE.-u. i. LAND OfFlCE,- -
~ st: Cloud, Mimi, Sept. Z. 1870.
ANhiplaia. HAVING IL cen entered n, s,s trr.. J.,
joan Cunt against Peter Erickson Tor Ala nda:.
lng. hn Utcs.rasory ststeuent No. 3sszz7. Date,
y4y = 4oos, ppsu tue NV N section 40, tow
sup LII, fanke 49, in Chippewa county I,nna.ora
~i.s avisw tvtne easeceal<sion Of aan eatry: 1ho
SAID parties are hereby summoned to sppe.r It .hi.
once on ne 1rn DAY Uf sOC1OBkk 1870: at :.
s'Slock in the afternoon and turnish testimo ~
corning said alleged abandonment. WI
.,. G. A. GILMAN, Register.
T. Ar1,I
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= st: Cloud, Linn, August = 1870
Compts'nt having been ;entsred At tflis efcn h
As!ak Ihommasen against Gunder Helgrrsou tor absn.
~, ms Statement No $3.50 dated Oct
Aooo upon The Ne Il section IL, township III.
range 80, IN Monongalia county, Mipuesola. with
y view to the Cancellation OF sand entry: th.zsaid
parties are he.ebysunmoned to appears this once
On the. GrH DAY Or UCrOBkR 1870 AZ Ia s,cio.k
IN theforenoonto RESPOND furnish test
eerning saldalleged abandonment. ''-'
1 80 :. = - GA. GILMAN, Reeister
.augIo-oWl I. G. MCCLURE Kece,ver
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ST. CLOUD. JOURNAL
'ERare&G Inducements:
VALUABLE 4: |! 9 q: J Z! PREMIUMS Il {!

K I. = EGt : : II Z. s}f ~ IA
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aug256wB To. AcCLuKE, Receiv.,

N OTlCE.-U.s. LAND0fF1CE, 81, CLOUD, NINN
~ ''-.-'-'. :" Au-rst 80, '1o7U.-
Complaint having been entered this sfice by Con.
slant Livery Against VIM. J. Aiidreth for aban-
q, 1906, upon the w NV Il, VIZ swL section 70.
township ~, range ~, in Morris0n county, Mime
sota with view the cancellation of said entry the
said parties are hereby summoned to appear at this
o'clock IN the forenoon to respond ana iarpsh testi
mony concerning said alleged absndonme ..
CA, GILMAN, Register,
ep4-owl !'-'-' I: e.. MCCLURE Receiver
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It is our desire to have
The JOURNAL reach every
household in Northern Min 81
nesota. It is devoted to the
interests Of this part of the
State, and we intend to, make
it of interest to the people
who live here, and to those
abroad as WE'LL !
31lA.'t".. ~. ---HI:!T'
,5:i%'i;; ::"i~TUU,.rA;}uiHf1
~Hv1,. "anIo .*a3sIao3
-: ut}.ji" .H>&a
, Long; or Short |
v: =: .5J''N'1- n<!WA> ~ ;,IlXA.l9 |
ltsIHI ANT uH& i}/I |
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. Al UTlCE.-U. :. LAND OFFICE.
~ 49, - st. Cloud, Mimi. August %, 1870.
having beeh edar ti.le oice Nv Ma-cus
r. Task against Ge@rse OaAes Tor aLanuomng hi,
Decaratory STA smenr No. 4ull, dated Nay q ,ls3O
upon ne n Nv y section 8, township 1-6 range
the cancellation OF sald entry: the parties are
hereby summoned t. appear this ice on the 7rH
DAY .Of OCTOBER, 1870, at 10 O'Clock In the
forenoon 70 respond and furnish
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M u l1R!sy,ris u + ftE MUM T. nk
I'D eHao IMPROVED irAM1hYs vii:n8 Do
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chester Ind his & secret drawers, bis
h., will! and codio il We were rich
q! enough ,, Without ,. Brewery, and Pam
), ~ wslcs me:so gall the benefit Of our
discovsry,for me-, !,, !; 81 as.o
''"'' Blushrod spie led, Us 10 the distance,
and rushed to : open p the upper gate.
ode, folks dan got home, Mas Chi, an
mrIissis, shs feel e1 dgehap stressed bout
miss Marcy; fought she got, lost in
De snQw;jes gwine - sen Uncle Sim
10, Look after her,. asa r1ss,s stS5a
h,,sa''Ge. ont. Of my way, Z Bush : I'll
inauaks POLY. .1iide over YOU, ~, You little
ahumDdg -aod Il galloped son u ascer-
..tiid 4Sf Agself the reality Of Mrs. Fan Fan
.,shawa distress, "a Darlie' sred frock was
vivid against athe SNOW, S We rode up
70 the tpiszsl She stood there with
hsfamothsr; bit Josephine and Pamela
zhlafdissPpsaTed z ON a: < ;,s:5S
aMy dear Marjorie Mrs Fanshaw
.bssu1 before I had fairly dismounted,
81 have been exceedingly anxious about
yoa. and Chi, too. What 4 the mean
ing Of all this =
ia 6 NY dear MOTH r'' Chi lifted me
4 from tie idle, and carried me bodily
10 Mn aushax allow me 70 pre-
sent ~ little xifs to you"
There ~ A. outer, Of course; bns
ny Unit Ils hs With good grace,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-19
EVENING STAR.
yIoLErS IN AUTUMN.

Knew ] should find the Daisy,
With her forehead - brave and white,
For the sun II her lover, 20 comfort her,
And tO keep her in beauty bright
And she folds the last Of his kisses
In the golden well of heT cup,
Then fearless sleeps i'm the frosty fields
Tillthc morning wakes her up
AMI the purple pink - the mountain
DrOppeth her velvet train
Where the stricken glory OF forest ,aves
l. she'd in scarlet rain,
And uO,i- o. the late red Clover.
And the StOical Immortelle;
And the timid buds Of the Dewberrv
Hide down in the sunny dell
And gathered the golden Aster
And blossom BLADES OF grass.
Each lowing low like cOurtier,
To let his lady pass;
But the NiOletsi-Oh. tho ViOletSi
/ thought they were all asleep,
Each on her pillow Of thiStIed down
In the pine wood dark and deep.
But they stood in their hapless beauty
Under the sullen skies.
Each lame nting her mother, Spring
With the sorrow of dswy ewes:
Five o them April's darlings.
On a bank of yellOw'd moss.
That hong ago the South wind
Had forgotten to blow across.
And took these meek, sweet orphans.
Fair st meath emerald caves;
But All for the love OF the secret dear
That was hidden among their leaves
Five little heads blue-hOO,ied,
Your message was all for me,
And " were its fittest carriers,
For all that We were SO wee,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-19
steam On the Canals-A Successful
EXDerlmemt.

Last week the canal boat George Barnard
h T as propeller, made trial trip upon the
Lie Canal, working satisfactorily and promis-
ing most complete reform in canal navigation.
Messrs. Main & Mcmillan are the owners of the
a aost, the former being q practical mschinist
Iron Works. The difficulties in the way of an.
plying steam to navigation upon the canal have
been two-fOld diminution Of carrying capacity
or boats and the waves at the wash OF the canal
banks. Messrs. Main g. Mcmillan seem to have
ooviated these difficulties. The method devised
to overcome these difficulties Is to arrange
an ordinary screw propeller in a cavity
boat. This opening is tapering in shape,
and terminates about 20 feet from the bow
The propeller is driven by q simple upright
engine, inches in diameter, with 12 inch
feet in diameter by 10 feet high, the boiler be-
Ing fed by an upright steam pump; the whole
being compact and occupying space on the
n moor, OF the boat 10 by feet, and including
opening for the screw reduces the displacement
only six tons, so that the application of steam
power reduces the carrying capacity only ten
OF coal in q hours. The Barnard left Nyack on
the 4th instant At 100 p. M, and reached Rom
dout go q. m, on the 9TH, making the
hours, or three and quarter miles an hour.
Then she ran up ROndout creek to Eddyville,
a distance OF 3k miles. and towed canal boat
loaded with IS5 tons of coal ~ miles down to
kOndout IN 50 minutes, or at the rate of three
miles An hour. On the morning of the 10th the
barnard went into the canal and steamed up to
Willow Springs; on the 18th she reached Sche-
the 18th she left Upper Aqueduct and came to
West Troy, running over the ten-mile level in
three hours, and yet going at fun speed only a
At Willow Springs. nine miles from Cohoes U and
reached there three hours before them. The
operation OF going into the lock, locking up and
going out again, was performed In six minutes.
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Having examined and considered the foregoing
articles of postal convention between the United
States 81 America and the Empire Of Brazil, which
were agreed upon and signed in the city of Rio de
Janero ON the fourteenth day Of March, one thous-
and eight hundred and seventy, by Hon. Henry
Blow, " g, Minister to Brazil. acting in behalf Of
and under instructions from, this and by
His kxcellency Baron de Cotegipe, Minister and Sec.
rotary Of state for the Marine Department OF Braz
charge Of the foreign affairs, &C., the same are by
hereby ratified and approved, by and with the Al
vice and consent Of the President Of the United
States.
In witness whereof have caused the seal of fin.
Post ONCE Department to be hereto aft xed with INV
signature, the day and year first above written '
stALJ JNo; A. j. ORESW ELL,
Fosimdsiey General, U.s..
Thereby approve the aforegoing convention and !,
esinony thereof have caused the seal of the ni,ed
States Ca be affixed.
. BY the President:
HAMILTON FISH Secy.,ayu of STAT,
wAsHIN6roN. May 2, 1870. ~
translation.
We, Pom Pedro ii, Constitutional Enparor and
Perpetual Defender of Brazil, &c make fnown ~
all those who shall see the present letter Of
tion, approval and ratification, that on the
one Thousand eight hundred and seventy tbera -
Bis Excellency the President Of the United stats Of
America, by the respective plenipotentisr;es an
dowed with full powers, postal convention
] be same convention being presented 10 ma ana ali
therein contained being seen, considered and exam.
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u. HOUSE, SIGN,
AND
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NO. 62s LOUISIANA AVENUE.
tntAtons 81 all kinds Of wood and marble neatly On.
evntea 10 The latest and most approved styles.
iys IL PROMPTLY ArrKsprp TO.
pAIA I'll g, Etc.
y.HUDsoB,
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pr ared TO execute in the very best style a -
i Is,1 rsass snd on short notice, all kinds q
DECORATIVE PAINTING,
PsrticSlar attention paid to INTERioR DkUo.
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30, 59l HOCSk, SIGN and DECORATIVE
fAikTEk-doing, IN short, all that any paintin0
ut can do, AID hactas pdrfse- 70 dee ~
as TQhtS-chslenges any fair and honorable oompo-
utlon As an cid citizen Of W ashington nifty yeers
standlne carrying on business on Louisiana sgepuo.
between sixth and Seventh Streets for thirty ysov
he thankful fer pest fsvsrs, and solicit. ooatiss
IeiV no OH Louisiana avenue.