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1HIf D. 0LOUD AND 1aANlkATO
| ROAD. ss

y 4
In its last issue, the Maakato Union
refers to this line, and says: g
"What the farmers Of Belgrade and
all Blue Earth county now need q
hundred fold more than the bridge in
question, is a railroad to St. Cloud,
which will make lumber os cheap at
Mankato as it is to-day at Minneapolis,
We call upon tho Representatives
from this District to keep this end
steadily ID view. Mankato demands
it."
The Unson considers. thi, the most
important railroad project which "nov
remains to oensummate tho prosperity
of Mankato." The early construction
Of the line is Of equal importance to
ST. Cloud, and indeed to. the whole Of
Northern Minnesota, for reasons
which in former articles We have fully
demonstrated.
We urge upon the Senators and Rep
resentatives from this aud the adjoin-
ing Districts, which would b largely
benefited by the road, to unite with
the delegation from Mankato to Sc
cure such assistaace,s in the way Of
lands, as would insure it's early con-
ssruction. It is line veH much
needed for the development Of . large,
productive and we'll settled portion
Of the State. 49,.
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: O, lonesome and dreary November.

%, lonesome and drsary November ga /
You're the saddsst month IN the: year ;
You're ashen, and ehssrlsss, and sombrs,'
You're nournfal, and withsred, and s4rs.
! That may <:b q h.5:..,tl.,. ~ Of i
ftosen.up, tfo'ssy .dreary Boston, but ID
Minnesota it don't apply-not b. 10
. sort . means: W. aro now 'bi having |.
succession Of the brightest, pleasantest,
jolliest days Of the year. -
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WINE OF LIFE.

The great Blood Purifier and Delicious Drink,
warmers Vtnum Vttao, or Wine OF Lite
u Tree from any Poisonous drugs impurities being
prepared fuT those who require stimulant IL IL =
splendid appetizer and tonic, and the finest thing in
the wordlor purifying tue blood. 1t the plea
SAINT and delicious article offered to the public,
nv superior 70 brandy ~hskey, wine, bitters, any
male and female, young and old. can take tue Wine
OF Lite 1t IL in TACT, lite preserver. Those who
wish to eljoy good health and free Tow OF live
y spirits. viii do well to take tho Wine Of Life. 1t
il different from anything ever bSord in uss. 1T il
sold by by druggists Price $780, in quart bottles.
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The work Of removing distractions
from the Minnesota river is to be com
meuced at once and continued during
the winter The plan is to begin ' at t
Yellow Medicine and work down.
Was there not also an appropriation
for improving tho navigation. Of the
Mississippi river above St. Anthony !;
and, # 50, when mis- work to be cou-
menced -? 49, =,
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A CALL has been issued fot mass
convention to meet At Rochester to day
. secure concert Of action: ID obtain
!. Ing such legislation 10 will protect tho
tpsople against tho extortion ofsrailroad
aedsporations. These nosopolic,' are
growing rich atthe expense of, the pro-
dueeIt. ae5sssssff Y; ss.$stt,ttssts sssaesss
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COUGH NO .MORE.

Warmers cough hoi1sa1a il hsa6nax. soft:
ening and sxpectoratang. The extraordinary Power
1t possesses IN immsthaIsy relieving and eventually
Sore Throat, bronchitis, influenza, Catazrh, Hoar,e
ness, Asthma aud Consumption i, almost Incredible
80 prompt il the relief and certain it, effects in Ill
the above cases. any affection of the throat aud
lungs, that thousands OF physicians sre daily prs
scribing it, and one and all say that it il the most
healing and oxpectorating medicine known. Ont
dose always affords relief and in most cases ono bot
tie ELECTS cure Sold by druggists, in large bottles
Price One Dollar. 1t is your own fault ii you vii
cough and suffer. The Balsam will cure.
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a CARD.

Clergyman, while residing In South America q
mission ery. discovered safe and simple remedy for
the euse Of Nervous Weakness Early Decay, Dseas
es OF the Urinary aud Seminal Organs and the whole
naoits. Great numbers have been cured BY this no
PIE femedy' Prompted by desir to benefit the AZ
nlctea and unfostunate, will send tho recipe fos
PlePsslng ana using this medicine. in . sealed On.
.eoPe; 70 any one Who nesdsit, free o. charge :Ad
New York city. - 1-o''''
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I AT meeting Of the Congrega-
tional church at Austin to celebrate
the 250th anniversary Of the landing Of
the Pilgrim Paternals, the sum Of $500
was subscribed 81 the congregation.
and $3.50 more givon by the pastor,
Rev. WiAiaibs, 70 psiy Of : debt, 80.
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{. We understand that Nj. G. d. ,.Slo-
eum, editor Of the St. Charles Herald,
win Be candidate for Assistant Clerk
of tho House. ae did we'll in the
same position last winter, asd deserves
. unanimous reelection. ~ DE
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E1101E>NA GQGUE.

Warmers Emmenagogue is the only srti.
CASEY Where is the family in which this important
medicine is not wantedt Mothers this 10 the great
eat blessing ever offered you, and You shonld immsd
ately procure it. 1t ts also for Female Ir
regularites and may be depended upon in every
where tho monthly new has been obstructed through
cold or disease. Sold by druggists. Price $l.00; o.
sent by mail on receipt of $l.25.
Adtlress el9 atata atrsaf. ch1easa.
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MINNESOTA NEWS.

Minneapolis is happy. It has
gas. Cost: SIS per u.
Mr.. aud Mrs. D. Bergeler, Of Wi
mona, celebrated their golden wedding
last week. &, ::
The Mankato Record says that
Joseph Elder, Of Belgrade, was killed
BY a fall from a wagon. y. !
The Red Wing Republican. 70.
ports the killing Of Charles Lander, b,
Shipping under tho wheel Of bis wagon
Io4o- Ford Colby, a. Oldham ofs7o, 0,
! Lake l.!s City, bad. bis arm broken: BY BE-:
ing thIoyxEnn fso ol a wagon: q; y:.xaai l.
!. - :-Paegg S Swan Of Red Wing, x.s
~: .aa!.ntily sJ killed ys eni Monday
ing Of a g Pile of lpnbas On hin.so il !
- i g,ss Wipso'n Y. .Rep.bl!pa. & s.ya
that 4: little II Is. son Q Of Ar. Wiane..iaer;
Of RRyllipgstons, WA. knocked over By
2 dog breaking bis leg above his kuss
The Lake City Leader gives s.
gruu: Of satdisf.etion because Geo. Stout,
IF that Place, has been selling abloodsd
pigs tq goao. Cincinnati. q, I'll
,a.,;7--P assers OF counterfeit money have
made their appearance at st. Charles
aud other poir,s ia Southern :Minneso-
ta. 49,. .>.-..v:.. -, ,s...., a.. -
Ii a St Peter manufacturing ir m
on Tuesday shipped TO- Wisconsin alone
over $4,000 worth OF boots, and :, shoes,
besides largo lots to Minnesota, towns,
and one lot 70 Wheeling, Va. =; .,.~
Andrew Baker, : .well-to. do farm
or Of Belvidere, Goodhue> county,
started from Lake City intoxicated, and
lashiog his horses, wss thrown from
the wagon and killed. Rum counts
up one more. . .gs ~, zoa I /
!. VS. have to chronicle i, this week
still another fatal accident resulting
from fall from ON wagon. The Chat
field & Democrat says that Nicholas
Page, Of Crpnmingsvi!le, broke his
neck b falling from the hind end Of
!. j Z. = = +
his wagon. o s3s.> 81. :,,s :.
]. The Mantato tnio. states that
The depot and, bridge for the Winona
and " s.. Peter railroad will not be.bIilt#
y as s.: Peter thh ie'a.oss',s the oaEeels
IF the road believe the :buainees would
not warrant, the .zanling Isl that point
this Winter.
rs
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The at, Cloud 5onrua1,
Y. b MITCHELL. EDITOR.
Thursday. Dec. II 1870
IMPORTANT RAILROAD MATTERS,

The New York Tribune Of Wednes.
day, Nov. %, contains tho following
highly important announcement:
THE Northern Pacific Railroad
Company has purchased from E. D.
Litoh6sld, Of London, il the main and
branch lines OF che St. ~ Paul 4 Pacific
Raikoad-about 800 miles ID length.
M. Litch6eld is to penpetethe main
limo to Breckenridge. From this point
it will be extended to the Great Bend
of the Missouri. The c1tension Of the
branch to Pem1ina> on Ms Britsh
boundary tine wiN be commenced sm-
nediately. We understand. that the
principal Ulcers Of the St. Paul& Pa
ci6o retain their positions"
Nh. Litch6eld, referred to above.
arrived in St. Paul on Saturday, &C.
companied by Mr.. L. Wilmar, also Of
London, through whom the bonds Of
the St. Paul and Pacific railroad were
negotiated at Amsterdam. They co.,
federated this statement in every par
ticular, The sale was made in New
York on Tuesday Of last week.
The "branch t. Pembina," referred
to by the Tribune, is the Branch Line
from St. Cloud, the survey Of which is
about completed, Is was stated in last
weeks JOURNAL. There can now bo
no doubt but that the early construo-
ton of the line is a fixed fact. St.
Cloud will then be a leading point
on the Northern Pacific, realizing all
The benefits resulting from so import
ant . railway connection The build
Jog Of . railroad to Mankato and auoth-
er to Lake Superior, direct, may
With confidence soon be expected:
And the day is not far distant whom
there will be = line from St. Cloud up
tho Saul. Valley. 4. -. ,
The Pioneer remarks to the same
effect: >
In commenting On this purchase,
the St. Paul Press says:
"Two highly important results are
already assured by the sale Of the
road.
"Frst, The immediate extension Of
the st. Paul & Pacific to Breckenridge,
and thence to the Great Bend of the
Missouri; and
Second, The immediate e1tension OF
the 0rGnch Elne from st. Cloud to Item-
bina."
1--WE learn from Mr.. Becker, Presi-
dent Of the St. Paul and Pacific Rail.
road, that the arrangements entered in.
to between that road aud the Northern
Paei6o contemplated the immediate
buildiDg Of the St. Paul and Pacific to
Breekioridge, and the branch line
via st. Cloud to Psnsbina. Tho work
will be put under contract at 40 early
day, and will be prosecuted With all
despatch to an early completion Of
both lines"
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FROM CLEARWATER
Matters and Things In General.

4 al
CLEARWATER, Nov. 90. 1870.
Ep1ToR JouRNAL.-After an absence
Of month, I note the general appear
ance Of things around town for your
benefit. Mrs. Oyster has fitted up one
room 10 the Morrison House as con-
feotionery and Yankee notions sales
room, and keeps the best articles in that
line. - -.....
4Davis & Beal are buying and packing
pork, as nobody else seemed disposed to
use what pork came into market.
Our meat mara ct has rather q slim
attendance just now, - everybody has
asiat sheep, ora lot ofsohiekens, or 4
pig to kill. - :s....:3T> =,d' 40 l.. -2is
Our ministers have had; vacation
and got back and gone into their work
with renewed ZEAL Mr.. Stearns is an
excellent writer, and has few, if any,
superiors in all the branches Of eduoa-
ton that fit man to be an expounder
Of the Scriptures. His style of deliv-
cry is not as good ~ the writing de-
serves. Mr.. Gleason is sent here for
another year, by the Methodist Confer
e4ee; and although he processes to be-
liove that the devil has the long end Of
the wh;aletree, yet he pitches into the
business, and takes = long pull and a
strong pull against the powers Of dark.
ness, and as he has good lungs, it will
bother "tho old boy to keep up with
him, even with an advantage. The
Disciples are to: have q cooperation
meeting the last Of this week, at which
it Is expected that all the best talent Of
the sect will be arrayed.
Professor Joseph Lowe, formerly Of
Maine Prairie, has removed to this
place and bought the Higgins House.
Our schools have besun-Mr. Jas.
Colgrove teaching the Lynden School,
and Mr.: 81. Bickford on this side the
river; while Miss Ella Webb has the
Fremont children in charge and Miss
Mary Cambell looks after the Lee Dis
trict; Fish Lake has secured the servi-
ees Of Stanley Philips, 50 that the town.
ship is we'll looked after in that partic-
ular. ...,.....:
The weather is unequaled. "Indian
Summer" il not the name-it is far
ahead Of anything ever before known
here. LOaos.
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W:P: WEsI1ALI, Cashier Natl Exchange Bsnk.
CITY BANK.
BANK OF MINNEAPOLIS.
Gen. W. D. WASHBURN.
HERRICK BROTHERS, Wholesale Lumbe'.
MORRISON BROS, Lumber Manufacturers.
W. 8. BEDFORD, Sash, Doors and Blinds.
". II. ELDRED, Single Manufacturer.
Hon. NELSON WILLIAMS.
Hon. w. 8. KING, +. N. House of Representa- .ivea
Hon. CYRUs ALDRICH, Postmaster.
GIBSON / TYLER, No til Star Wooden Mills.
p: Il. HATCH, M. d.
N. WAEHBUEN.
81. ANTHONY.
EXCHANGE AND SAVINGS BANK,
FAENHAM / LOVEJOY, Lumber Manu- ac.t,lers.
p ~ HINToN, MICH. ii
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DYSPEPSIA,

Warner's Dyspepsia Tonic il prepared
expressly for Dyspspcs and those suffering with h.
and splendid appetizer; il strengthe,s the stem
ach and restores the digestive organs te healthy
STATE Weak, nervous md dyspsptic persons shoald
nse naT"ss lypeptte 1oste.. For sale by drdggiets
PE1e4 One 40Ikt: Z =
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N'OT:|:ICE.

An watches and clocks left With me for
repairs, have been turned Over 70 w,
Bush. AL not claimed and .thS chafkgHs
paid within the time specified ~ Law, viii
DO sold for charges.
B. sCHOENEMANN.
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st. Paul gives building statistics,
per ,he 81 Di.pateh e the amount Of
1850 foI 81: .1 s 9 s., s
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(OF :sPAP''HTAUAAS.
| the Hero, should be sold
byaN Agents. Apply ron.
3. ". CARR0L1kCO CO.,
Publish 80, Cincinnati,
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Minnesota--thc land of lakes.
so g l.od o cakes. !.
1relaud-:t The land !, Of, wakes.
Green]and-the land Of fakes. ;

:. Spaln-the land Of rakes-5d
: a: A1u'strali Ii land, Of: '"m.kes:"
Jersey-the land Of aches,
Florida-the land of snakes.
Peru-the land Of qaakes.
Missouri-the land of shakes-Mi-
cogo Post.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

0Sash for Produce.-STEVER & BRAyTON,
O79 Barclay st., New York, Commission Merchants
TO: thes sale Of Poultry, Came Butter, Cheese, Eggs,
acd all kinds of Country Produce Weekly prices
c. rent and marking plates fres to thippers. FRS
class references furnished,
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Homes. Health. Happiness

How to b obtained for Five Dollars. Plan
tations, Farms, Villa Sits and zopn Lots, at
tie Great Premium Land Sale, .Aiken, s. c.
The Saratoga of the South" - hours from NY.
Tue most delightful climate in the world. FIRES from
tho rjEors OF Northern winters, exempt from Throat
Diseases. Vineyards and orchards In full bearing
Fer descriptive pamphlet, address, with stamp,
a. DER An 1pst0
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.
lty, Education, Science aud Politics. He
also delivered, last Sunday, discourre
upon the Relation Of Christ's sutferinss
to the Redemption Of Man. This ad-
dress was an extemporaueous one and
replete with suggestive, ife-giving and
beautiful thoughts. ;. As a passing
tribute of respect, I will remark that in
Mr.. Stearns the poor and the strang-
or have friend. He kindly remem.
bers both, in which he reflects back in
to life the gem which ever so richly
adorned the remarkable life of Jesus
Christ the sinners friend. Rev. Mr..
Gleason, Of the m. E. Church, also de-
'iVered on the same day very earnest
and interesting sermon upon the "Fres-
dom Of the Christian Church." The
third session of the Christian Cooper
alton Meeting" commences on next
Saturday at two O'Clock. This is a
convention of ministers, elders and
chief men of that religious body to con-
suit together upon the spiritual inter-
ests Of the Church. Bishop Watkins,
Elders Parker and Shoemaker. and
other able ministerial gentlemen are
expected.
Our schools were opened last Mon
day. Mr.. Biokford and Mr.. Colgrove
have charge of them. The former
has adopted the plan Of instruction
taught in the Normal School of YOUR
city, much to tho satisfaction Of a
number who have spoken Of it to the
writer. II "@A@ :: 81 -.
The St. Cloud Normal School is .
star Of the first magnitude, whose "a
dance is penetrating many parts Of our
State. 1 wish its intellectual rays
could influence the minds end warm
the hearts OF our Legislators this win.
Ter to tho extent Of m appropriation
equal to the demands and merits Of the
Institution ds;*;7 .t'ofr~ l:s' =; ar l.;
4 The commercial :: interests :off this
place are we'll represented BY gentlemen
Of moral 'xorths aud business talen,
Mr.. saml. Whiting has in store : fine
assortment Of all Finds Of goods, and is
always in readinees, with Mi. J. Smith,
h's salesman, to wait upon customers
in the most polite manner. MI NJ.
Outlet dsvotes him.elf TO d y go goods
principally, and is in daily receipt Of
supplies ofthe best and most fashion
able styles, never sells above st. Cloud
prices andis first class business man.
Messrs. Webster l. Fuller are doing a
good trade in the grocery line, and de-.
serve, as they are receiving, good pat
ronage. $50
1aMr. McCarty,a gentleman Of wealth
audi trader, has recently returned to
this place from Illinois, and impressed
With the'superiority Of our country con-
templates alpermanest residence and AZ
engagement in some branch of business.
There ara other business men of whom
mention should be made, but my COM
munication has grown longer than I ex-
spected. ii INIT ~ DELTA.
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OFFICIAL CANVASS.

The official canvass of the late vote
on Congressman was made on Monday,
and the result was es follows:
Yrua~ DIsrp7c~
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HOLIDAY JOURNAL for l87l
~ Masoni Q Books.

kagic Sports, dc-4S pages, il 'ustsated. Sent free
90 RECEIPT OF one amp ier postage. Address
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G. BRIDGMAN,
LU M j Il r..
=: = g.:j;E r. s.--.i
At the Mills. Lower st. Cloud
FARM FOR RENT
s = 3 : OF STOLEN.

=. ,
Prom the uadersignsd, 4 g. Cload,
MINI, on or. shout Nay LIST, oDe Brown
PONY MARE also one Bay PONY HORSE
With White estfipe On end Of hi5 nose, ono
hind foot white above the hosf, and
saddle marks. Both have white stars in
their iace, and are shout eight years old
each. A,rewsrd OF $25 will be paid for
their retorn; ora liberal sum for inforns-
tisn that will lead 20 their recovery.
Jul 81 : ALLAN GRIFFIN.
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