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MARRIAGE GUIDE.

A private instructor for married peroons Or thu.
about to b married both male aud female, IN every.
thing concerning the physiology and relations Of or
sexual system. and the production and prsventt Of
onspring including all the discoveries ncy b.
fore given in The English Language, by:WM. YOUNG,
N. D. This l. really . valuable and interesting
work. It written in plain Language fox the general
Al young married people, OF those contemplating
na1Ags, and having the least impeachment to married
ns, should read this book. II decoses secrets that
every one should be acquainted with still it 70
book that must be locked up and not lie abost tho
house. Il will b TO any address on rscejpt Of
cts Address. Dr. WA.. YOUNG, No, as 6prucs
Street above Fourth, Philadelphia vlsajk6o
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slight iHbiril,elnes.

ITO rnI 011lcns % 7sR Uxlox Fan The und.r
report:-Thatft was agreed, BY the AGENTS repro
ssntiDg the two competing Machines, 70 reader 70
your Committee, in writing. the peculiar 1os11s On
which they based their claim Of superiority, and
In testing the machines each point vas to be aiken
separately and after Air trial. adjudged to tho bsCt
Of our ability. Each Agent presented his claims H.
due form. For the Wilcox Gibbs Machine, f1nTY.
AL which. thorough and impartial trial. were
sustained. For the competing DoUDLI-rnRIAp M
chine. but TIN were presented, TWO Of which were
sustainedTsiened1 8. D. TUCKER, L. G. CRAxP
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"A very instructive, historical and
statistical article on watches, ''their man
ufacture in Europe and America" and
their relative merits and cost, contributed
TO the Chicago Times BY W. A. Giles, Of
tho well known Watch and Jewelry House
Of Giles, Bro. & Co., has been published in
pamphlet form, finely illustrated, and CIV
ing views Of the principal watch Factories,
&c. This may b. had With : guide Map
Of Chicago, by enclosing postage stamp
to Giles, Bro. l. Co., l42 Lake st., Chi
csgo.
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T,nE FINKLE l. LYON SEWING MA.

TnE FINKLE l. LYON SEWING Ma
i CHINE, with Drop Feed, new Take-up,
new Hemmer, &c., il. now offered to agents
on more liberal terms. Also, Second hand
Machines in exchange, or the new i'm
provements applied. }.,ayf,..... ...-
Evo"y Machine 10 warranted Nr,t: Class.
and Il the purchaser dees not 30 regard il
Alter . fair trial, he can return It and
money refunded. ". !
n. B.-Wanted. Travelling Agents to
visit each town, distributing circulars, ex-
planning the Improvements, ETC., etc., who
can make 5000 per month. Address -.
LYONS MUTUAL s. NJ. CO..
Union Square, SO East 18th st., New York.
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MEIRosE, STsARNs Co., !
October Path, 1870.

MELRosE, SrsARNs Co.,
October 24th, 1870.
EDITOR JouRNA1.-I think it about time
I was sending you. some items from this
quiet borough to assure the readers Of your
highly neral hebdomadal that Mslrose il
still in existence not only so, but flourish
ing and expanding. I am not certain
where the limits Of the corporation are, but
presume we may DO allowed to include tho
school house and blacksmith shop, Which
makes our city quite extensive in one d.
rection at least. There has been q begin
ming made towards building town here
this year. Noah Freeman, stilmau Ayres,
Louis Montbrind and D. B. Mcdonald have
each built neat residences, and Jeo. Msritz
has almost completed large hotel where
he not only proposes to entertain man and
beast but also to dispense lager and spirits
Of turpsntine. These, with the mills,
stores and residences Of the Messrs. Clark
+ Adlay, make Melrose place that cannot
DO hid. A shoe shop is much needed, and
q good steady blacksmith would get all
the work he could do. believe too that
the Messrs. Clark would be very liberal
with any man or company who would wish
to start any mandatory.
The people here are again talking about
arai]road, and some are quite saugulne
that tho cars will be running up the Sank
Valley before i've years. hope 80. There
is certainly some reason to believe We will
have . railroad sometime. 1t il needed,
and I believe that every mile Of such road
would pay as fast a. it was built from St.
Cloud to Alexandria. do not know Of q
more fertile portion Of Minnesota than tho
Sank Valley, settled too with very indus
trious class Of inhabitants.
1cannot say much about politics. There
is not much excitement this year. Most of
the Democrats will not vote for Member of
Congress this fall. The Republicans will
almost unanimously support the regular
nominee. In fact, 1 only know of one who
says he will vote for Donnelly, and I think
b e will back down before the election.
49,: : Yours, 100.
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TO BUSINESS MEN.

The JOURNAL Office has just received q
very large stock Of new type embracing
all the new varieties in styles. Also, outs,
cards, tags, ete. This Office cannot be ex-
celled in the style Of its job printing.
Prices very low.
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RID RIvlI.-Mr. s. ". Turner, Of Mo.
Caulsyville, informs that business II quite
brisk ct that place. Some hfty mon are At
work in and around Burbank 4 McCaulsy's
saw mill, aud lumber 10 wanted faster than
It Gan DO supplied. Hill l. 0riggs are At
work ON their new steamboat, which is to
bs run from Fl. Abercronble to Fl. Garry.
Considerable grain was raised in that Vi
cinity, and Mr.. +. came for . threshiag
machine, which he purchased Of Captain
Gzovenor, at the great agricultural imple-
ment headquarters.
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Total 5000 Sc.
$6,195 10

DOUGLAS CouN1Y.-At the Republican
Convention at alexandria on the 10th, the
following nominations were made:
For Auditor-E. G. Holmes,
For TTeasurer-T. W. Sprague
For Sheriff.. A. Lungreen.
For Register Of Dseds-A J. Ames.
For Attornsy-J. 8. Rsndolh.
Tor Sarveyor-D. W. kims.
For Judge Of Psobate-H. s. Boyd.
For Coroner-D. Shotwell.
A resolution strongly endorsing Gen.
Averill for Congress was adopted.
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$l4s,945
Total,

Quick R1TuRH.-One day last week, No
printed one thousand business cards for
enc Of our business men. who las siaes told
10 that hs known Of two cards which
brought him customers and trade enoug n
70 pay for the cost Of the whole lot. What
nay the rest not do? Advertising Of Ill
kfada naNs.
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" An vsristiss Of Michigan apples,
>A>nm "A 18nHan1a

-IOn Saturday morning ~ noticed .
large flock of gesss flying northward'
They must have gst badly mixed a. to tho
points Of the COMPASS, OK else smelled from
sfar of tho snow storm which came that
afternoon from the southwark.
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MURRAY HILL
MADAME @. MEARasR
ENGLISH, FREEcH AND oERxAu
Boarding and Day School for Young
Ladies'.

amp ss"u 10y 0SAVV1 luz xOUUS
Ladies'.
Ne. 222 Madison Avenue, Rev York.
The next session will commence Tu.,.
day, September %, 1870.
Madame Mears has great pleasure in An
&c Anclng to her patrons and friends. that
she will he able to offer superior ADVANTAGES
for the complete and elegant education Of
Young Ladies, at The opening of the next
session.
The course of instruction comprises the
English and French Languages, Latin,
Writing, Arithmetic, Algebra and Geome-
try; Geography, Astronomy, Chemistry
and other Natural Sciences; Mental and
Moral Philosophy, History, Composition.
French and English Litera.sre.
During he season Lectures will be de-
livered by emicent Professors on subjects
connected with the various departments Of
instruction. These Lectures will be Ar
ranged for the general benefit Of the
school. t.. >.,., = -. -
Music, drawing, painting, singing, &c..
may be included, at special rates.
The best professional talent il employed
III the various DepartH ents, and tho whole
is under the Immediate care and supervis-
! ion Of Madame c. Mears.
French is the language of the estsblish-
ment.
Circulars giving terms, &C., sent q ap-
| plicatlon. -,
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soaooL tuHD APPoRrloHnnNT.zs..

From Mr.. Barney Vosterg. County ,Au-
ditor, We have rsceived tho following COPY
Of the apportionmsnt 81 the State School
Fund made By hin,to the different districts
in stearns couuty--ths division giving
$l.28 20 TO each scholar. 5ss s..
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Rev. L. Dashiell, D. D., President Of
Dickinson College, Carlisle, Pa, says
sour Fathers House, is full Of practical
religious instruction. The spirit of tru.
devotion tones its beautiful lessons. My
children ssy-"N i beautiful and good
See advertisement in another column.
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WHnAr WAxrED.-Farmers having wheat
or barley to sell will find II to their .dvan
tage to call on H. z. Mitchell, before sell
ling. Headquarters At h. c. Barbank's
Office on st. 6ermain street.
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CARD.

Editor 81. Cloud Journal. ....
On account Of MISREPRESENTATION spread
abrosd throughout the State concerning
our Company, the "Minnesota Mutual
Life" We would call the attention of tho
public through your columns to the follow.
ing facts: &f 4 J,}
LIT. Every dollar Of The One Hundred
thousand advertised - forming our Guar
sntee Fund has been placed by tho Trus-
:tee, in ITO hands of tho President, and by
him deposited With the State Treasurer.
This fund consists Of various interest and
dividend bearing stocks, al shove par, a.
signed in due legal form to the President,
who has absolute power to sell them should
the losses Of the Company require it.
I'd. Every Officer, Director and Trustee
Of the Company has paid full premium
without even commission of) on his
policy in cash, nor has single policy been
Issued upon which the premium has not
been paid. Y ~
srd. The Company is amply able. though
meetings heavy loss 1t IN unusually early
period il It's history to pay it ont of its net
earnings, leaving the Guarantee Fund un-
touched. Throughout the State, reports
contrary 70 the shove statement have been
diligently oiroulaled. We wish tho truth
to be known, believing that from tho truth
We have nothing 70 fear. .> ::
n. H. Sibley. Prss't, 81 JohnEC. Cook Il
J. C. Burbank, e. D. B. Porter.
Horace Thompson, # y. q. Stewart,
r. ]. Mendenhall, I II. q. Porter. :
O. B. Turrell, D. ~. Monfort,
W: B. Dean, Isaac Staples,
Thos. Coehraa, Jr., Directors.
n18-2w ]. MARC MARTIN, Sec'y.
-Nesmith's Pam Extractor 10 without
An EQUAL Rad tha acknowledgements
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Tn UPP1R CouaT1Y.-Mr. 8: B. Pia-
nsy returned few days since from . trip
throuah Otter Tail and Becker counties.
He stop ped at Brackets camp, 20 miles
northwest Of Ottertail, who has now 800
men grading for the Northern Pacific.
AulIs camp 10 east Of tho Detroit woods.
At Fergus Falls. Mr.. J. Pickit raised the
franc for his new store on Wednesday last.
and Mr.. E. W. Sims has his store in run
ming order. The dam at that place has
been completed, and the mill will be raised
this week. The dam for Heiney's mill, 1t
Buffalo creek Decker county,) is nearly
completed.
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At 81. Johns church, 81. Cloud, ct noon
on Thursday, October 9Th, BY RI. Rev.
sRishop Whipple, Hon. EDwAnD O. HAHI1x
to Miss ELLA F. srRoxa. '.' q '- - - u ' ~
The ceremony took place shortly after
noon to-day, in the presence Of . few
friends. The bride was dressed in hand
some travelling suit. Tho happy couple
took the two o'clock train for : trip East,
bearing with them the congratulations and
good wishes Of hosts Of friends. ass:;s -
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fAdvertisensene.7

T. 81. CLOUD, Oct. "a, 1870.
How is it that those lands lying in Sec
II, T. 1923, R. ~, are not equally taxed
with the other parts Of School District No.
~? - =. RI. -. r ~
II our worthy County Auditor, Mr.. Bar
ney Vosbers, can explain this question, I
am willing to take back what have said
10 German paper Of st. Paul, namely,
that our taxes are suaequally divided, and
one man in the Same district has to DAY
more taxes on the same kind Of property
than another. = JOHN K0PP.
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BY the President. ~-.-,
HAMILTON FISH, Secretary Of State

CHANGE OF BouNDARY.-The counties Of
stearns, Todd and Morrison will vote on
the provisions of an act Of tho Legislature
passed last winter, Of which tho following
is the substance: W
SECTION l. That oil that portion Of the
county Of Stsarns lying north Of the Sec.
zion line running due east from the north
west corner dissection thirty -four, township
one hundred ami twenty. seven, range
thirty-two, be and the same is hereby de-
tached therefrom and added to and made .
portion VI tho couaty Of Todd. That oil
that portion Of the, county Of Stesrns lying
north of the section line running due east
from the northeast corner Of said section
thirty-six. township one hundred and
twenty. seven, range thirty two, to the
Mississippi River, be and the same IS here
by detached therefrom and added ftp and
made portion Of the county of Morrison.
The ballots will read, "For change of
county line," or against change of coun-
ty line" ~,
HIGHEST PRICE FOR WHEAT.
Farmers will take notice that Jos. Edel-
brock pays the very highest price in cash
for wheat. : $500 /.
-. 49, At Grovener's.
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AT1sH71os.-J. Lauermsn has opened
in bis new stand, next door to Rosenbs reer
Bros, . very fine stock Of ready made
boots, shoes, CATERS, &c., which he will
sell cheap. special attention paid to GUS.
TEN work. ssa,:: 7'e:'1& sse - II" 49, 7'. ".';'
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-. -susars, oodess, teas, syrups, oil
rults, eroekery. stone and glassware, tam
cy goods, Yankee notions, table and pock-
81 cutlery and spices Of all kinds, chea per
than at any other place in the city, st
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FoRr sTlynHsou, DIT. !
i O0f0kAr OH 1R70 I

October 10Th, 1870.
EDIroRz JouHxAL.--Ths Indians around
Buford seem 70 30 q busy g ever. The
mail from Buford arrived here to-day,
bringing information Of another attack by
Sioux. It appears that party of! Is men
from Fort Buford, under charge Of Lieut..
Nelson, 7th Infantry, escort to Mr.. -,
Railroad Engineer, who was surveying the
route Of the Northern Pacific Railroad were
on tho LIST inst, encampsd on the western
bank Of the Yellowstone River, whom just
at break Of day they were suddenly sur
prised by large party Of Sioux, who, ut
tering their war yell, rushed to tho camp,
succeeding in stampeding tho horses and
mules Of the rarty, taking with them l3
horses and 4 mules. Lieut.. Nelson and o.
many Of the party as could be- mounted
Immediately started in pursuit, and after
ride Of ten or twelve miles succeeded in re-
capturing two Of the horses which had
broken away from the Indians. The whole
Of the party appear to have been asleep
With tho exception Of the sentry. . man
named Brown, who reports that he heard .
noise, resembling flock Of geese flying
over, and imagined it was, it being too dark
to observe anything. Shortly afterwards.
hearing the cry Of = coyote, he knelt down
to endevour to see the animal, when sud
denly volley Of shots was fred, and the
Sioux rushed through the camp. No one
appears to have been wounded. Mr. -
the Engine er, and escort arrived here to-
day, he considering it at present impracti-
cable to proceed with the survey further
west, without the protection Of. strong
armed party. The Indians appear deter
mined to DO Ill they can to stop the car
rying through Of the Northern Pacific. 1
had conversation a few days since with
"Medicine Bear" He states that such is
tho determination of the Sioux west Of
tho Yellowstone. ia
The steamboat ''Farsgut" arrived here on
tho I'd inst, and proceeded to Fort Buford,
and is expected here on her return trip to-
Alarge number OF soldiers (dis-
charged) will leave on this boat, leaving
not more than 80 officers and men at the
post, without any prospect Of obtaining re
'ruits this fall, % that it would net be . !
very difficult matter for strong party Of
Sioux to walk right through the post.
Why posts In the near vicinity Of eiviliza-
ion arc comparatively 70 strongly garrison
Il, aud this lett 80 weak, is more than I !
,an understand. MAORI.
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e, T. ;--De1t Dye, bat use : bottle Or two. Of
that iseenparsbls artiels kaown % Ma
lures Hair Restorative. II makes the
head feeaso Eood. Sold everywhere. See
adve1tlssusnt. ar sss.s'* - 49,
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RAILROAD Caoss1Na.-We underatsnd
that the crossing OF tho Branch Line Of tho
Northern Paoie6o has been located near
the old brick yard, Lowry's addition. Isn't
this going long ways up for very poor
crossing? ...:. ss.. ..
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Eos SA1I.-A plsuing and matching
machine, surface "a inch vide, plenes and
matches IA inches wide; now running at
Northern Pacific Planning shop, st. Cloud.
r. II, DAM. ':
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FoH SAI1.-A Wheeler & Wilson Sew
ing Machine 6rst-class- entirely new
VIM be sold On favorable terms. Inquire
Of this Office.
Also, Wilcox 4 Gibbs machine, new
Chance for bargain.
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Hon. G. A. Gilman returned on Mon
day from two-wesks trip through the pine
country Of the upper Mississippi and
through Otter Tail county. He describes
tho country around Wall Lake a very beau
tiful
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}EPEGlAL.NOTlCES.
GETTING MARRIED. !.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN. on IL dslixht, q
Married, with sanitary for those who fssl un1tted
for matrimonial happiness. Sent es, in oeeled IA.
velopes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Box
2, Philadelphia, p. ~>
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Mr.. Levi Wheeler, now living ct .Fon-
do, New York, writes that he IL sick Of
that country and intends coming back to
st. Cloud as soon Is hs can make the nee
essary business arrangements. BE says
ho has Just received one hundred barrels Of
Minnesota -four, which is ranked ahead Of
any other offered in that market.
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-P. Mocksnhaupt has returned with
his new stock Of goods which he will sell
lower than ever. ~ ~
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You should always have = bottle Of
Nesmith's Pain Extractor in your house.
Il il the best thing of the kind In use.
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APPLES.

A large supply Of the choicest Michigan
Apples on hand. and more to arrive. Will
DO sold at lowest market figures, and every
barrel warranted, by
D. N. G. MURPHY & CO.,
Burbank l. Powell's Block, St. German At.
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Tho Sank Centre Herald says that =
little daughter Of J. B. Mounier, Of Round
Prairie, Todd county, was caught in the
tuubling rod Of . threshing machine, and
carried around eight times, her face and
shoulders striking the ground esch timo.
Although badly injured, hopes arc enter
tanned Of her recovery.
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a1PUBLIoAH as,
/! HON. REUBEN REYNOLDS ,t,1 =

~ HON. REUBEN REYNOLDS,
viii speak q .
Fair Haven, Monday. Oct. 81. II:
Mains Prairie, Tuesday. Nov. l. zs
Richmond, Wednesday, Nov. q. %s
Paynesv,lle, Thursday, Nov. 8.
Sank Centre. Saturday, Nov. &. 49,.
GEN. s. P. JENNISON
will speak At ~.,s. ss.s..s ..S.,=.. l..
Sank Rapids, Fridsy, Dot. %.
Choice family groceries, At tho lowest
figures, at Morse's.
-1fyou want = good AZ, 80 to Rosenberg
or Bros. s.= ..,.s
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"A good assortment Of crockery, yel-
low ware, glassware and stoneware, at
Boyd's.
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Cu1I1n1.-P. Mockenhaupt has on hand
. hne assortment Of table and pocket cut
lssy which he will sell a. cheap ~ tho
cheapest. y t:|N1% -~iTT
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.Susar,. oo6e.s. & taa. .,,r

b Green ,applss, BY the peek, bushel o,
barrel, At Paul Mookenhaupt's.
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Sxow.-Ths first snow OF the season fell
on Saturday afternoon. The ground was
covered BY dark, but in the morning al
had disappeared, without, however, leav-
inR anv mud.
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Whitewater wagons Is Tor sale.

Cheapest and best ploWs,
A,%s =. >~,-~>, IN q Grovenor'e.
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For good ando hsap heating Or coo
stove, 80 % snith's areaery. /
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"A full stock Of lamps, for ssls ehsa,
Paul Msokenhaupt.s Y
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500. BARRELS SALT.
Just received and for sale in quantities to
suit purchasers, A..
D. NJ. G. MURPHY & cos,
st. German street, st. Cloud.
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Goods delivered in any part Of tho
city, free Of charge, to all po.sons who buy
Of Morse.
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All your wants will be supplied, at
Smiths Grocery.

Meat cutters and sausage uffers, at
Rosenbergef Bros.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-10-27

WaAfHlR NorAs.-A portion Of tho past
week has been delightful, aud portion
quite the reverse:' 49,.
Friday-Bright and pleasant. ..-s
Saturday-Forenoon bright; afternoon
snow storm, almost one inch Of snow
falling
sabbath-Snow all gone. The day was
cloudy and warm.
Monday-0vercast and mild.
, Tuesday-A perfect Indian summer day.
MISUNDERSTANDING and raw.
Thursdsy-Overcast.
Tho largest assortment Of clocks ever
in st. Cloud, just received at Bush's.
Racine Tanning Mills, best make,
at 0rovenoe's.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-10-27

+ Remember the Presbyterian Sociable At
Rev. Campbel's tomorrow evening, and
that all are cordially invited.