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THE FRENCH NAYAL EXPEDITION.

THE FRENCH NAVAL EXPEDITION.
LONDON, August 7-Our special
correspondent at Oherbourg writes
Friday: 1.-The transport feet will
comprise not less than 320 vessels,
and preparations for its departure
will still take eight days. The govern
ment has not moro than twenty two
ships of their own aud takes posses
sion of all the trans Atlantic steamers.
The Expeditionary Corps has been
strengthened. and will include
twelve battalions, each with one bat
terry of artillery, and one battalion of
Turcos, under Generals Rebout and
Martin. The main force consists of
forty thousand troops of the line
from various regiments. Gen Trochy
being commandments.
DANISH NEUTRALITY ONLY TEMPO
RARY.
It is we'll known here that Danish
neutrality is only ostensible and tenn
porary. The Danish government can
not withstand the enthusiasm with
which Admiral Beuf and squadron
have been received at Copenhagen,
and the known sympathies of the
people. The secret mission of Duke
Cadere and the arrival of the French
fleet coincide too exactly to leave any
doubts of the course of events. Not
many weeks, perhaps not many
days will pass before the an
nouncement of an alliance offensive
and defensive between France and
Denmark for war. Meantime Beul
blockades the ports, and when
the whole squadron assemblies will
lombard Hamburg, Kiel, Ststlin and
Dantzig. A service for revictualling
and supplying the feet is to be organ
lied at Elsinore by the French officers
who left Cherbourg Wednesday in the
Thiroudelle. The Danish Govern.
ment is believed to have authorized
the taking of Elsinore as a base oil
operations, an act more significant
than any declaration Of alliance. Be
fore entering the battle, Beuf sent
Swo gunboats to the mouth of the
Elbe, and bombarded W;lhelm's Ha
ven, but only to try the guns Of his
new ironclads. No landing was at
te mpted.
RIVER GUNBoATs SENT TO THE RHINE
Eleven more gunboats were sent IL
sections from Toulon, on Tuesday, tC
Strasburg. The new gunboat invent
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OOSDENsEB TELEGRAas.

TUESDAY, August 9.
Gold closed In New York, yesterday, at
llS5s.
The steamer Aust, ian, from Quebec, has
arrived at Londonderry.
The weather at Denver, yesterday, was
coot.
A fire, involving the loss of so coo worth
of property, occurred in Cincinnati yes
terdsy morning EuAly insured.
TIE steamer City of Washington, from
New York, arrived at Southampton on
Saturday.
The spirit OF strife and murder was rife
In New York on sunday, IS usual, and a
half dozen cases of stahbiog. cutting with
pocket knives. and other deadly assaults
are reported by telegraph. New YORK is
totally given up 10 Democracy, ard these
are q few OF the fruits.
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Yacht Race for She Queens Cup.

IDPSo4s+1 70 " ooI5Iu t-ItbbsI
NEW YORK, August 8.-The yacht
race for the Queens Cup is in pro
gress. The Dauntless was the quick
est off. followed by the Magic, Tara
tenta. Idler, Rambler, Cambria, Phan-
tom and others. The breeze is light,
but fresLening.
Second Special 10 Western PressJ
SANDY Hook, August So: 15 M.
The Dauntless has just rounded the
light ship in the race. The Idler IS
second and the Rambler third.
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NEW York Items.

NEW York, August 9-A special
dispatch says that the President, at
ter consulting with General Sherman
On Friday last, took occasion to for
ward TO General Sheridan several of
ficiaI documents, which in reality
pIaces him in the position of a repre-
Sentative of the President as Com
mander In Chief of our army and
navy. He also sent some telegraphic
messages on the subject to Ministers
Bancroft and Washburne, and to
General Sheridan. There is no doubt
in the mind of General Sherman but
that General Sheridan will be admit
ted to the headquarters of the French
and Prussians, and treated with all
proper courtesy. He says that Doc
tor Evans had no right to make any
request of the French authorities for
General Sheridan, and that when our
Ministers request it there will be no
refusal.
TSecond Dispatch.l
NEW York, August S.-There are
no further advices from the seat of
war than were telegraphed last night.
The substances of the dispatches.
specials and all is that the French
army is badly beaten, with heavy
losses, and is in full retreat. That its
center is driven in and its right wing
turned and cut of. That the Prus-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Dissolution Notice.

THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore ex
n tsting between A. O. Rosencranz and
Harry smith has this day bsen dissolved
by limitation. All persons knowing them.
selves indebted to the firm, or having
Watches, Jewelry or Clocks there for re.
pairs, will please c al at once
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Aug. 8, 1870. l4d
Union cODy1
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THORNK's GREAT LEAP.
Highest Jump on Record.

Fraak IhOrne Jumps from the Roof
OF the Watson Elevator into Bu1a-
10 RiVer-A Sheer Descent OF One
Hundred and Twenty-Five Feet
The Highest Leap on Record
Twenty Thousand People Witness
the Leap-ThOrne SpraKls In Mid
Side-HIs Critical Condition. &c.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

AUG JsT BRAUNS is q candidate for
the OF ce of County Auditor, subject to the
decision of the Republican Convention.
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Eourteen and a half miles of the Kansas
Paciic Railroad have been laid. A gap OF
oniy twenty-nine miles remains 70 be
COM pleted 10 reach Denver,
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- Made from pure Irish Moss.
or CalraR Gen. IS conceded
cheapest and most delicious food in me
A, package, costing a few cents, win make
sixteen quarts OF Blanc Mango, and a pro-
portionate quantity Of Puddfngs, Cusfarda,
Creams, Sauces, Gruels, Charlotte Russo,
Ice Creams, &c, DC.
- is creating a great
sensation in the
food market. Its
ueigntIul uaVor, convenience for dessert,
&C. &c, Is unsurpassed.
SEA MOSS FAREEE
- "The proof Of the
pudding is in eat
confident that no man or woman VINO baG
once eaten Of Blanc Mango, Pudding
Custard, Cream, Charlot1s Russe, or any
6oosendJ viii deny its claim TO rank
among the table luxuries Of the period.
CNEA MOSS FAWTRR
- Is made up without
trouble and viii
always be good.
Try Try II, and our word for 10, you viii oon-
SEA MOSS FARINE
Ice Cream, i8 au.
Starch or Arrowroot, ana one hundred
per cent. cheaper.
GEA MOSS FARENE
- At least fifty dlnor-
ent dishes can be
Moss FARIEE, all delicious, healthful. and
economical: IL is the cheapest food n the
known world.
CEA MOSS FARINE
- Is rich IN hssh form
ing properties,a and
makes adelightfui
diet for children and all others requiring
q light and delicate food.
CEA MOSS FARINE
- els decidedly very
gre improve
mentup All Bim-
liar preparations. It is the most delight
IuI ana oellcaIe 1000 we nave ever tasted"
0EA MOSS FARIRE
- Custards, Soups, Cruz
els 60, &C, made
times. and retained upon the stomach
while all other preparations are rejected.
StEA MOSS FARKNE
- One experiment viii
convince the most
Bkaptical that BEM
Moss FARINE will produce unequaIed Cua-
tards, Puddings, Creams, &C, 90.
CEA MOSS FARIEE.
and healthy fOod
Tor Children and
lnvalidB.
CEA MOSS FARINE
- Superior TO corn
starch, MAIZENA,,
kindred preparation.
GEA MOSS FARINE
- Makes a most de-
iightful dessert,
and contains 50
~ Is Irish Moss pure
fed, concentrated,
and rendered an
quoted as q food staple IN the markets of
the world.
CEA MOSS FARINE
ID For All the uses TO
which the b7st Are
be. at one-quarter the priee.
SEA MOSS FARENE
- Is superior 10 ali
other preparations
for weak and puuw
childIeni nothing can surpaas il FOR that
CEA MOSS FARIRE
~ VIII produce flesh to
a marvellous exc
tent whEs 40 ia
soothing and cooling to The blood.
- Ten your Physician
what it ia, and our
word for it, he VIII
It also.
~ Issplendid FOR thick
eninR sauces, and
win make uftW
different dishes
GEA MOSS FARTNE
- BCld only at whole
Eale by the
RAND SEA MOSS FARINE CO.,
SO Park Place, M. Ws
ie3O decd view
]. RHEINLAND DER,
WHoLEsALE DEALER IN
I'D % EGTHO AND AMIBW
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COAL Goal!

MVRE TRUSTEES OF THE CITY
day evening the 9th inst, TO supply the
City Schools with coal for the ensuing
winter. Address II, W. CLOUD.
aug2-td Secretary,
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OPERA HOUSE.
aug 3-tf
THE NEW FOOD SOURCE.
SEA MOSS EE;AEINE. EAR. ~ Z.

GNEA MOSS FAREWF.
- Made from pure Irish Moss,
or CalTaReen, is conceded
to be the healthiest,
cheapest and most delicious food in the
world.
A package, costing a few cents, viii make
sixteen quarts of Blanc Mango, and a pro-
portionaLe quantity of Puddfngs, Custarda,
Creams, Sauces. Gruels Charlotte Russo,
Ice Creams, &C., DC.
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There are no large towns on the
boundary between France and Rhen-
ish Bavaria, but on both sides not far
from the frontier, are places import
ant in a military point of view, occu-
pied now by the two armies.
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Farther Details.

We take the following from the
Cincinnati Gazette of yesterday.
Especial Gable Dispatch to the N. Y. Tri-
bune
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q IA DLDB8 FAHINE
- Makes an elegant
Ice Cream, fs gu-
perior to Corn
per cent. cheaper.
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"a MOss FAHEHh
- Is made MP without
trouble, and will
always be good
Try II, and our word for 10, you will con-
tinue In its use.
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GEA MOSS FAHENE
- Is creating a great
sensation In The
food market. It's
&C, &c, is unsurpassed.
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~ la MW8I NMMEME
- At least fifty dIner-
ent dishes can be
made from EA
Moss FARINE, all delicious, healthfuI, ana
economical: IL is the cheapest food n the
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b) Ih9 PROOF of the
pudding is in eat
Ing IT," and we feel
conudent that no man or woman who has
once eaten Of a Blanc Mango, Pudding
Custard, Cream, Charlotls Russe, or amy
otber delicacy prepared with this marine
Goosend, Will deny its claim TO rank
among the table luxuries OF the period.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-02-17
MONONGALlA COUNTY.
Flourtshiag Country-Horrors el In.
temperance-Donati
DIAMOND LAKE. Feb. 6. 49,

DIAMOND LAKE, Feb. 8, 1870.
ED1roR JouRNAL.-Maine Prairie, Green
leaf, Wright county, and many other local.
tiles have their sObservers" in THs jour-
NAL, and why cannot this, the center Of
our young State: have noticed with
deep interest the progress of our new set.
Elements since, some two years sgo,
pitched tent near Diamond Lake. It WAS
thought by many that long years would
come and 60 before We could enjoy such
privileges - many Of ua had left in our
eastern homes. But now, ss we see the
iron horse making his daily trips through
our settlements, We think that Of truth
this is fast age. During sixteen years.
residence in Minnesota, have seen NO
portion settle 50 rapidly - this-not with
the refuse Of other portions, but with IN
intelligent class Of people.
Afevivsl influence in religion has con-
tiuued throughout the year in connection
with the NJ. E. Church Of this place, and
many converts have been added to tho list
of members. But We are panied to ind
that at nearly all the little towns along
the line of the railroad, saloons are open
ed. whore ruin, and sin, and death are
dealt out for price. Would to God there
Was one universal temperance society, and
that al our race were loyal members Of 1t.
We greet our loved JOURNAL In ito week
| ly visits to our homes. We would have it
speak boldly, decidedly. in the glorious
cause of temperance. dive 10 the key
note, and let i: be high. II the unfortu-
nate ones, cannot catch the tone, let the
day speedily come when our noble women
shall move in solid ranks to the polls, and
drop In the silent ballot which shall sssl
the doom Of this monster, lntsnpsrsnos
| On the 18th Of December last, the friends
Of the church At Diamond Lake met q tas
residence Of J. W. Hill, and kindly invited
their pastor,to join them: Twas pleassn'
occasion, and resulted in . liberal dona'
ton. Also, on the 9th Of Jansafy' tn
class and friends gathered 1t the house o
Mr.. Brown, At Calhoun Lake, and cheere<
.h.;r n.ator with donation Of $50. Thss'
t new settlements will bear . worthy part u
, | moulding the dsstiuies Of our noble STATE
- :'@7: DIAMOND LAKE.
Il .t.--,
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FARM FOR SALE.

A first-class farm Of 200 Acres-120
acres being under cultivation and the bal.
ance good meadow and timber land-will
be sold very cheap. 1t is located on sauk
River. six miles from 81. Cloud. The
land is Of the very best quality On the
farm are good one and a-half story frame
building, an ample granary, barns, well,
&C., &C., Inquire at The JOURNAL office,
OF Of Tho owner at C. F. & VI. Powelrs
JOHN VANDERsLUIs.
st. Cloud. Jan. 3lst, 1870. n2s
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We have received tho cards Of our
I'D ,idi'ihiei friend, b. W. Coulthlra, II Shake.
pee, who was married a few days aimee
70 1liss Tenaz Huntrmaa, Of that place.
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CTo, BE CONTINUED.)
ANEcDoTE OF Mas. JANE G. SWISS
HELM.

hG1Ms
The New York correspondent of the |
St. Paul P;ones., "P" 10, s.
Prinoe,) relates the following in his |
Last letter
"1u 1862, I "a. messenger for Bur
bank T. Co., aud: ono trip among the
twelve passengers, in 'the sleigh was
Ms. Jane G.. Swial,ln; beisg the
only lady on board, she occupied the
entire bssk seat. Directly At the other
end sat one of those noisy follows who
st home Vas thought to be great light
ID ths: political world: he knew Mn,
Swisihelm BY reputation, and thinking
to have some amusement Ut her ex-
pense, be was anxious to draw her out
%: what b. believed % Be her. favorits
subject, the negro, consequently b
kept up sn ipsessant fire all the: WY
from St. Paul until ten At night, ~ben
sheer exhaustion sompelled him 70
de.ist, without receiving the 6rst word
in response to his sezere, and in some
instances, rude attacks! All the
gentlemen in the stage had become
iok and tired Of the entertainment,
snd tho seqaal proved that Mn.
Swisshelm Vas not far behiad them.
We banquetei 1t Minneiska, and after
al hands were comfortably seated in the
sleigh aud ready for start, our would
be hero opened his battery with more
fsrvor than ever. II did not require
very acute observation 70 see that Mn'
s. ~aa becoming thoroughly dhgasted,
and that she he'd como to tho conclusion
that she must put>a stop to it J; oonse'
quently she raised her head, and fxine
her sharp eyes upon him, exclaimed i.
. loud tone, peculiar To- herself -
"Straager;f e5ose5 koU ssary m<groe
have yos Killed and eoten during yos'
Nfef': II il nssdlsss to ~ th.t th
Minueiska bin echoed and Es-eehos'
With the roam Of laughter from th
I balancs Of the paissngssp, sad that eu
} s.glgrto: eater never op.ned hisZl coooe'nu
again between there and La Cross
! He@is in the State yet, and will III
; doubtedly recolleet this" '
:. -Chiei Justice Chase has decide
4 that debts contracted previous to Il
, war must be paid Ia coin. ssl,"
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ICHAS. s. WEBER, N. D.,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
sT.CLOUD, MINI
Of6ce on St. Germain street, Sd door east
Of Catholic Church.
ST. CLOUD
Homeopathic Pharmacy.
MEDICINE CASES AND BOOKS,
for use in the family and for the treatment
HORSES, CATTLE
and other domestic animals
By c. &. WEBER.
MILLINERY GOODS,
Complete and Elegant New
stock.
MRS. OTTENSMEYER
Has just returned from tho East, where
she purchased one Of tho
1-argeat and most Elegant Stocks o1
millinery GOODS
Ever opened in the State. She has also
removed to her NEW STORE on St. Ger
main street, between. Washington and Rich
to have call from the Ladies Of Northern
Minnesota.
Her stock comprises, in part:
Bonnets, Hats, Flowers,
Ribbons, Silk, Velvet,
PLUMEs, Wells, LACEs-au k,nd.,
Cleny. Smyrna and v.ls.-
otennes EdginK,
FANCY GOODS|
Large assortment Of Worsted, Embroidered
Slippers and Sofa Cushions. l
Dress s Cloak Trimmings, silk Gimps
and fringes, M0haiF and Silk
Braids and Cords.
Buttons, Ornaments, &C., for Closks AID
Dresses, in every variety and style.
Ladies' Collars and Cuffs, Fancy Bows
Kid Gloves, Jet Chains, Bracelets and Sets,
Hair Coils, Switches and Braids, Hoop
skirts and Corsets, &c., &C.
Just Received for the Winter:
A large assortment of
ladies' Fur Caps, Mufls, and Collars,
@ PRICES VERY LOW.
D@~ Call and see, and you will be satis-
led.
MRS. M. OTTENsMEYER.
st. Cloud Sept. %. 1869. nlO-4
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l.. The dey At 1anbswold vas : great
success, thes children thought. 1t N,
about twelve o'clock, whea the shsdo~l
were shortest and the birds most silent,
that the drag and the ay from the sta,
ton came diving up the steep aud into
the ooast.' Charles Butler received
them all at The door, shaking hands
With each as they ascsnded' the steps.
Catharine and the children had come
N the ay, and the othsrv preceded them
in the drag. The house had been H.
eot ,kl' months, and nov, ore instant
after tho arrival, tho voices wsrs: eoho-
ingin the hall. up stairs iu the bed.
room, the children were racing round
ead round, Sandy ~ acanpsring up
and dowp,u Il 1tvas like ops. Of Wash.
linton Irzines .tsles ,of tho Alhsanbr.,
'aad Of 'de4erted halls suddenly 1r,,lpso1 i ,.,
pied With tho lifs Of otbe. day.. There
= vaa great array. of muslin., and smart
hats AID fe.therpI :Cath.ri.s, too, hsd
unoonasiously put soutaall her s;npl.
scisnes tomake hesselt look h..s,nonii-
Gus, ss it were, aud in keeping VIII the
holiday, With the, saananer; : ,sjpI.alrks, and
the gardens full Of flowers, With ii,
feds I q r. Through which. they had ;bs,a
speeding, daisy .sprinklsd, cool, and
deeply shadowed, With cattle grazing IN
the sunshine; 10 keeping WITH the ,ky.
which "a. iridescent, azure, and gen..
tly aeeeed:; 10 keeping with her own;
youth and delight in it, ffeshnes,. A.;
Miss George came. With her pupils,
smiling, up the ancient flight Of stone
steps leading to the house, Charlss But
ler .w's pleased with tho bright, happy
face he waa looking down upon. Ii
only older people, after all, who are
quite uosel6sh, and feel the greatest |
pleasure in witnessing the happiness Of
others.
=. 81 am very glad to see you here"
he said, shaking hands with her cour-
tsously.
Mrs. Butler, who was ia the hall,
looked round: surprised At tho unusual
urbslnity: !; Catharine George herself |
VAS not surprised; she expected every
body to be' kind to.d.y, every thing to |
be delightful The pretty figure came
climbing the steps, with Ill tho land
scape for background. The sun WAS
shining through tho flying folds Of her
muslin draperies, it vas again reflected
ia'the buraing feather in her hat. The
lights shoue from the dirk eyes in an
tioipatiou Of tho happiness which WAS
already hers. What did not she ex-
peot for tho minute any thing, every
thing: Like many Of ua, she thought
happiness was yet to come, aud behold,
the guest was here beside her. Happi-
ness lie but shy goddess, as We all
know she comes bashfully into the
room, all the. hearts suddeoly lea? and
the eyes begin to brighten, but she is
very apt to fly it we rush forward to
embrace her. allow remarkably we'll
Miss George is iooking," said Beam
ish to bis future mother-in-lav.
"Oh yes;' said Mrs. Butler, Gre
markably we'll"
Gro, BE oosr1suED.)
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"a; - > Al All kind. Il JOB Printing, in Eng
;,h. aerman or Norwegian, s1eeused u
tb,. Office. Send in your ordszssg oGi .
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Houss roR sAIl.-Ala large double house,
with the corner lot upon which 1t stands,
ono SQUARE from tho Normal School, vii,
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IMPORTANT!
The attention Of Hardware Dealers, Car and House
Builders and owners is respectfully invited to the
Patent Mover railing Self. Locking
WINDOW FAST"

This 10 decidedly the best and most important in
yention Of modern times Its simplicity and wonder.
ful adaptation both for HOUSE and CAR WIN
DoHs Is perfectly astonishing: accomplishing every
thing that can p>ssibly be desired, and yot being
cheaper than any other window fast For house vim.
dows it dspenses with weights and pulsys operating
equally we'll on top and bottom SASH allowing either
10 be raised or lowered much az little a. wished
tosecure ventilation, and yet be locked securely at
every point, from the intruder burglar and will
ket out Of order 1t has tho peculiar element
Of locking itself in whatever position you leave it.
For steam or horse car windows they are finished in
variety of styles, making elegant finish to the
car windows, aud the only arrangement ever intro
dueed that can never fail.
The House Fdsts for sale BY all Hardware Dealers.
Liberal inducenent to Agents. Send for descriptive
circulars and prices, &C., &c.
BOSTON MERIDEN::MANF'G co.
124 Federal St. Boston: u Chamberss st., New York.
WESTERN BRANCH OFFICE,
163 Dearborn St., Chicago, Ill.
p. ". ULMER, Genl Travelling Business Agent.
no3O-4W
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=. tSs :as.
soYsrded IS socoauI soc,I arsament to charge tho same
~. "asRv. Payment tu TO be made
d;s:ss ,:s.: .; ;s:,
.. Local NotNes sanlar. advertisers .. Special
So;ice q per regular r,1es
Notice simple notices
> btuary notices, scents per 'ins' ""'''"e'
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:. Special place md double c9'unlu % ,nnn'
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~ references,
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- -.IH ......- II I " i3.E'3EE =
This House hiss just been re-6ttsd and
rs-fursished throughout, and offers to
guests d11sfI confort.ts 10, d4sirSd.s The
tAhles ~ provided with 1he best hof every
ching In rs season. served Up fl palatable
style. Stages start from: the, House " daily
FOR Port Absrerombie, Fort Ripley and in
terms sdiate points. :nti 90: :. ':..," sn2ll
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~ ~ III. BECKER,
BOOT AND SHOEMAKER.

Boota, Shoes and Caters
Made in the latest style and Of the best
stock. Good Ats warranted. Quality Of
work guaranteed.
EASTERN WORK always on hand for
sale cheap.
ALSO LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
. ..shop on 81. a.rmain street, next aoorto
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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-02-17

ROCERIES- AND FANCY,
Purchased exclusively for Family use,
and guaranteed to be choice.
For sale cheap,
AT LIMPERICH'S,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-02-17
MRS. OTTENSMEYER
Has just returned from tho East, where
she purchased one Of tho
millinery GOODS

Ever opened in tho State. She has also
removed to her NEW STORE on St. Ger
main street, between Washington and Rich
mond avenues, where she would be pleased
to have call from the Ladies Of Northern
Minnesota.
Her stock comprises, in part:
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-02-17

A large assortment of
Ladies' Fur Caps, Muffs, and Collars,
A% PRICES VERY LOW.
1@ Call and see, and you will be satis-
lied.
MRS. NJ. OTTENSNiEYER.
st. Cloud Sept. %. 1869. n1O-4