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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-10-20

PASSENGER Trains on this Line arc equipped with
all modern improvements tho comfort and safety
d .Sea = sS. p.tsn. H0opler ana
Dreamer Patent Safety Breaks, and CAROLS Vens
THESE combiatd With elaborats and elegantly FUR
,pished end shtted; Day and Night Coaches,
make this the most popular and desirable route b.
tween the West and East. egc
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EAT IY MUCH IxP10v1D-A1D TIN INV
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1upr assaf nd; III .: aor, a f Doa us e..
wheels, aid tie Patent Stop, are Il ow nm
questionsb}y far superior to any apparatus
for washing clothes ever invented, and MiA
s Ss . ,hsi ae SS.s twice ysa RY say5qg t.
who'hsvsused them give testimony
~ follows: ----.-'-----~~- -------,~-
: I'VE nk1 our machine much; could mot
be persuaded to do without Il, and. with the
lid Of Dqtywwsi feel thpt w are, masters Of
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9.In the laundry efmyiho,se there isT 1
perpetual Thanksgiving Mondays for the
Invention. o. Rev. Theodore d. cutter. 9-g&1
rs EVERY week has given 1t = stronger
the laundry."-1K.1 r Observer.Y @ah p"
II heartily commend it to economists OF
time, money, and ooptentment.' ~ Req. DR.!
5 elloscs. :: : . -. =, =. - - :.
I, s.Friend Doty-Your last Improvement
Of youf Washing :Maohin1 il q; complete
success. Iassure you tour Maohine.'. ,af-
ter . years use, 10 thought more Of to-day
than ever, and would MOI Do parted with
under any circumstances" -Solon Robin
son. -L& 2e1 ,HIahaT5 41:&z-ss - y1zaGa Z. yaT
The N: r Weekly Tribune, Of. Dec. Is,
1869. in answer to a correspondent, says {:
COZ Washers. there is none to be compared
with Doty,s."s on }a
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in IA III pathy with ono Ynd{hSr.

thd q = and flying like tho wind
ia fe0 bathy With onS I'd Sr.
I lat her take hor own gait, and choose
her own road; it wasn't in the least my
fault that she took the upward oouso
to Beverly io4 I'D Of thu Aovn16 dlpn
to The Holxtf. I had 70 purpose 81
view, DskBA a ,sia, - ~ !,
that ! affirm. AT the same tipesI Il u,
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track, and thst it Va, very pl IN II
might meet hin q ho,. Yetq{ned ffop.
voalf lsyf9ya aquntes; Lid !
anticipate q dwell upon It ID the least.
W.1ARidsp(9a ona Rolb( Md a,
and the snow'storm galloped after =, %
swift and sure. ,Ia3an mihSts5 fiom'
the time We left home, The White askfg:
were powdering my habit ; ID hall IN 10
hour I eouA ,4oassea yard lbs safisra me
for tho Wild whirl Of snow that thieken-
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head and shook her name disdainfally,
a tho cold fakes settled ld0her' nnnstrils,
but only galloped the faster. And l,
thought Of tho madcap rde Chi had 4
ladea olessda eesb qqffAes, I'D, I'd bs'
side, band 70 hSnd-and one heart At
least t1tl11& Do49tsF Nith sonss'
thilG Ro1At 1DDufh aFl i|lEgp4tip99 At 1AsI
Wild adventure. For that ride vss the
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ny P|s,llat filaa aaial{ alalzald
10 xas . 42dl. : luhjlctt IT a1oret
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jsct Of psculin,sa6's Uwlsas5s ailhntitDr'
cot. Nobody Was aware Of it; IIoseph-
inc bad affairs Of her OVID, Mrs. Fan.
shaw Was wrapped up in Darlie, aud
that young lady never consi1stSa 2 ms
worth much Of her NOTES, 81 aobody
meddlsd, and I studied CHI At my los
ure. He studied me, tool was eoin.:
scious Of that. He was never man to
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81 Ter Bauernfanp uno bic ~nieperen
&loftu I'M Gliab finp entldiecen far
ben &rie9; tbre 6altun9 1T einfa9
anb ni@t berousforperno tbre 6etmz
ffdttea m5sen eineedidert ibre Grntet,
uao IL. 9teb ioQen als &rie9scontri=
button 8eforoert >perben, aber renno@
pollen fle &ries. Treili@ 9lauten
AUDI rie 9uten 2eute, paB aueS bieies
ibre beuti9en Na1barn trefen .perne.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-10-29

Sometimes, without any nssignahlc cause,
she physical strength and animal spirits
give way, and strange torpor falls alike
on the body aud intellect. There il little
or 10 pain perhaps, hut che Natural vigor
aud elasticity OF the nervous and muscular
system seciHs Ia bav" departed, aud an IN
difference 10 the measures of hi", aud even
of It's grave responsibilities, takes the place
of that earnest interest in both which char
.,eteriHcs every veil balanced mind when
IN n healthy eo~ditiOp-
This state of partial collapse Is OMEN 'hc
prcmitory symptoms Of Aou.' serious max
ndy. II indicates Enthusiastically that the
Nital powers are Rnguisling aud need "a
stimulsnt. In Saich cases the eject OF few
dosrs Of uoStcttrr's stoinuch Mtcrs il
WONDERFULLY benaoisl. The ar-al tonic
wakes up the system nom it's browse The
sserrtions and the cirrul ION rreciv- a new
impctgs. The relaxed nerves recover their
elasticity under the operations Of the spe-
eide, like the siackencd strength Of a musi-
cal instrument In the process OF tuncng.
Lethargy and debility are replaced by en-
orgy aud v,eor, the spirits rise, aud life that
almost sccmed II bnrlcp while the season
af depression lasted, becomes once moro
ENJOYABLE. That such radical change
should be pnDdaesNi bs re,uedy cnVrlS
devoid OF the powerful alkaluids aud min
erals 50 extensively used in modern prac'
ilcc, may seem incredible To those who pin
their fglth on the medicinal eflicacy Of sc-
tive poisous, but II these skeptics VIII take
the trouble to enquire of those who have
tested the corrective and alternative vir-
tues of the hitiers under the circumstances
described, they viii hnd the statement to BE-
true.
art N-lM
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-10-29

To FARMERS AND Stock MEN,
The Agricultural Observer and Re-
porter, published weekly at Lexing-
ington, KY, for the mere trifle offs 81
so per year in advance, is invaluable
to farmers and dealers in live stock
1t keeps them fully posted about live
stock markets, the grain markets,
land, stock and crop sales, and every
thing else relating to the Farm, the
Field, and the Turf. 1t gives all the
local, general and foreign news, to-
gether with tales, poetry, good home
reading, and simon-pure Democratic
editorials. The Observerand Report
er will be sent free to the getter-up of
a club of six subscribers.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-10-29
Water.

Water, chemically considered, is n
combination Of oxygen and hydro
gen. Some people, thinking to inn
prove on nature, add little Holland
Gin or Whisky, If they want it for a
beverage. Milkmen put milk in 1t
before peddling 1t out to their custom
ers, to give color to their transactions.
Chemists say that at the lowest esti-
mate, five-sixths Of the living human
body is simply water. This IS a grave
warning to people who are given to
the incorporate use OF cold water as
II beverage, for they are in danger of
adding the other sixth, and becom-
ing all water.
An old topper, who had read some
where that five-sixths Of his body was
water, said 1t was not his fault-he
hadn't taken any of 1t for forty years.
He wept bitterly because he had to
have so much water with his whisky.
Water Is a capital thing for running
saw-mills, factories and canal boats,
putting out fires, rinsing tumblers,
sprinkling the streets, and washing
soiled clothes, and it is an indispen-
sable aid in the formation of temper
ance societies.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-10-29
DIED.

Al his residence. near Ashland city, on
the both inst, ]. NJ. LEE, ESu, aged II years.
In Ashland City, on the 2lst inst, Mrs.
NANCY NICHOLS, wife of W. 4. Nichols,
ESQ, aged 3s years.
In this county, on the 2h inst, Mr., JAS.
TALLEY, aged about 30 years.
on the 22d inst, OF consumption, Mrs.
MARY JACKSON, aged 90 years.
She was member of the Baptist Church
Tor more than twenty years, daring which
time she eNemplifed the beauty of holt
ness by an earnest Christian life, and met
tho Grim Monster without a fear. Hut in
The triumphs OF living faith, said TO her
husband, children and others present.
Meet me In Heaven,
Jesss can make a dying bed
Feel son As downy pillows are.
While Oh his breast lean nay hcad
And breathe nv lifG outswCcily ih'rr
- b-'hlshcn'. IEnn.
Wc.teTp II curdcr pltl.c copy.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-10-29

MEAT HoUsE,-To-day, James II.
Moore will open his meat house, on
one side of the large brick grocery
store lately occupied by $. Hodgson,
one door east of J. j. Crusman's,
where the public can at all times be
supplied with choice meats at reason
able prices. Jim Moore, as he is fa-
miliarly called, has built up an envi-
able reputation in this market as a
meat vendor, and we hope to see him
amply Sustained in the future.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-10-29

A FRIEND, at Ashland, furnishes us
the following interesting items:
Our Circuit and Chancery Courts
adjourned on the 18th inst, having
gone through with dockets-Judges
Rice and Smith, presiding with their
usual dignity. We have only one
criminal in Jail, and he from another
county, and, Notwithstanding our
efficient and watchful Attorney Gen
eral and well selected grand jury,
only one presentment, and one indict-
ment, were found at this term of our
court. What county can beat Cheat
ham, for law-abiding citizens? The
census returns show that we have u
voting population of 1875; entire pop
ulation, 60H4; we may, therefore, be
proud to know that out of this num-
Der there are so few violaters of the
law.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-10-29
MARRIED..

At the residence OF the brides father. on
the 18th inst, by Rev. II. l.. Burney, Capt
T.. b. Ross to Miss DOROTHY A., daughter
of w. II. Crouch-all of this county.
on sunday, Oct. %, near Port Royal
Tenn, by Rev. J. W. tullom, Mr.. john T.
BATS TO Miss MoLLIEJ J. ADAMS.
At the southern Hotel, on the 10th inst
by Rev A. II. Sears, Mr., j. II. GoRE to Mis-
l.. A. ROGERS, both OF Kentucky.
on Sunday. oct II. near Cross Plains
Tenn. by Squire ltnndle, Mr., j. l.. RAGS
DALE to MATTE q. PorE.
At the residence of the brides father in
this city, on the 25th inst, by Rev. J. f.
Myles, Capt. W. q. EwIN, of Nashville, IL
Miss MATTE HILLMAN, OF this city.
We congratulate our gallant friend upon
the conquest of the heart of one of Clarks-
vllle's fairest daughters; and while we do
so from our long and intimate acquain-
lance with Capt, Ewin, we likewise feel
justified In congratulating his fair bride In
her choice of u husband, for he is indeed
aud in truth one of natures noblemen.
c. II. J.
At the residence Of the brides mother.
on the 18th inst, by Rev. T. j. Duncan. Mr..
j. +. RANDLE to Miss SARAH =. ScARBoRo,
all of stewart county.
In Cheatham county, on the Goth inst,
by DR.. \. Lowe, Mr.. WILSON WILLIS. Of
Robertson county, To Mrs. =. 7. WILLIS,
daughter of Mrs. DLana Lowe.
May the guardian angel OF Love ever
hover near this welded pair, aud with the
links OF his magic chain bind their hearts
in love that shall never grow old, but
ever remain as pure and as unselfish as on
this, their bridal day. VS.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-10-29

The Peoples LITERARY CON-
PANIoN, for November comes to us
rs bright and as fresh looking as tho
green fields are after gentle rain. 1t
is published 10y l.. G. Allen Il Co.,
Augusta, Maine. Terms, 75 cents per
year. \ fine Steel Engraving, cnti-
tied "From Shore to Shore" is pre-
scented TO every new subscriber 1t is
really one of the most pleasing en-
cravings ever before the public. The
Companion Is printed on tine, heavy
paper; its columns are filled to the
brim with good things by talented
authors, and withal it is one of the
largest and finest Illustrated family
pspors published.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-10-29
ATTENTION!

WE are constantly prepared TO remodl'
old style FUR.vITURE, to repair all ar
ticles broken or damaged by use; to repot.
tom cane seat Chairs; to rcnovate curieo
huIr Mattresses: to tit and hang window
Shades; to cut and tack down Carpets
and do every thing connected with al gene
raj Furniture and Repairing business
We Mako to Order all descriptions al
Mattresses, and any article Of special re-
quircment in our line.
We have two good wagons, and will move
Pianos or Furniture any where desired.
j. +. COuTS & son.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-10-29

The Old Reliable HARDWARE HOUSE OF
FOX a SMITH, advertise in this num-
Der great variety of Goods In their line,
but they don't enumerate half a careful
inspection of their stock will alone reveal
itsextent and variety. They have the fin
est stock of Pocket Cutlery ever seen in
Clarksville, and at extremely low prices
In fact all their goods are cheap; many
articles lower than before the war. Be-
sides the goods advertised, they have a
line variety of House Keepers Goods, bean
tiful Mats, Shovel and Tongs, and an end
less variety Of miscellaneous Goods, which
they say are for sale, and must be sold.
Oct. -, lS70-tf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-10-29

PERSONAL---VERY. the presentissue
we begin the first number Of Volume
Al. Our outside form shows it to be
vol. so, but we made a mistake in
changing the figures, which causes
us to appear 10 years older than We
really are. Let all who are in arrears
come forward and pay up with the
commencement of our new year, and
all who are not subscribers should be-
come so at once. Now is good time
to enroll your names on our subscrip-
ton list.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-10-29

PROF. w. Il. MOORE, the celebrated
naturalist, great South American
traveller and pupil of the renowned
Audubon, delivered one Of his inter-
esting and Instructive Lectures, OH
Monday night, in the basement of
the Methodist church, and was listen
ed to by very select and apprecia-
tive audience, who were kept spell
bound during its delivery, by the Pro-
fessors recital of his many hair
breadth escapes from the savages of
South America. His description of
this country, its many beauties and
vast resources, was entirely new and
of much interest. His Lecture at the
old Baptist Church on Thursday
night, was a continuation of the first
Lecture and full of interest. We re-
gard Prof. Moore as remarkable
man and, although he has endured
large amount of physical suffering,
yet his mind is strong, vigorous, his
language choice and poetic, frequent
ly eloquent and in style graceful, in
tendency elevating and ennobling.
We trust that the Prof. may SION
regain his former vigor and health
We understand he will remain with
us for some time, and we heartily
commend him to our people as
worthy gentleman.
The Sacred Masonic Ode of the
Incus Indians to the Butterfly of
Paradise, i'm their native language,
and then rendered into english by
Prof. Moore, was charming and the
ladies were all carried away with it.
1t is remarkably poetic production,
Astounding in beautiful thoughts and
sublime sentiments.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-10-29

J. II, TArsCoFr, Eso,, is, and has
been for sometime, engaged IN SUR
veyiug our railroad, ON the South
ern line, with view 10 furnishing a
profile and map Of said road. This is
quito an undertaking, hut Mr., Tap
scott s well qualified for the task,
which, when cnmpleted, viii b. Of
mud! yalue to al eolcSrnSd.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-10-29

MAsoNIC.--T following are the
officers of GAINESVILLE Royal Arch
Chapter No. 3, for the ensuing twelve
months: w. H. Armstrong, II. p;
VIM. Kleeman, King; l.. Straus,
Scribe; d. Kincannon, G. of H.; J.
c. Read, p. s.; ]. j. Rawls, r. A. g.;
J. J. Hamlet, NJ. Sd "; Il. McMan-
nus, NJ. ID "; J. M. Cash, NJ. LIST ";
j. ID. Moore, Sec'y; NJ. Mattill, Treas;
w. c. Bark sdale, Tyler.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-10-29

LAKE FIsH.-We return ourthankS
Ia NJ. Carkuf, at Jack Lays Meat
and Vegetable store, for n liberal sup.
ply Of excellent Lake Fish, Meats,
vegetables, and all other seasonable
delcacies are to he found at this es-
tablishmeut, one door east of Il. F,
Coulter's dry goods house.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-10-29

OMNIBUS LINE.-John Pettus q,
Co., of New Providence, Tenn, have
purchased an elegant Omnibus, and
intend running it regularly between
this city and New Providence, the
regular time to be published SOON
We look upon this enterprise as one
of Importance, and one that will meet
a want long felt by both communities.
We hope that travel sufficient to en-
able the proprietors to put it at cheap
fare at the same time be renumera-
tive to them may be secured, and this
accommodation to the public kept up.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-10-29

CRIMINAL COURT. Judge King
presiding will open again next Wed
nesday. All violaters of the law had
better look sharp or Attorney-Gener-
nj Frank Anderson, will attend to
their cases. VIII not our FREUD
Frank jog the minds of the Grand Ju-
rors about the almost impossible con-
dition of the County roads?
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-10-29

BY reference TO special notice il
will be seen that DIR. j. White, of
New Orleans, is at the Southern Ho-
tel, in this city, and will remain here
until the 18th of December, and per-
haps longer where he may be consult
ed in all forms Of Chronic diseases. -
The Doctor comes highly rccomend-
,I
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-10-29

FRUIT TREES. ETC.-We are re-
quested hy Messrs skinner & Still
well, agents Of Rochester, New York
Nursery, TO say to AL who engaged
articles from them, that they will be
delivered here the 18th of November.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-10-29

JOIN w. RoBINsoN's CIRCUS per-
formed here yesterday week ago
The agent and others sent ahead to
prepare for ii made such little fuss
about 1t, that II was thought II would
bc a poor concern. Those who attend
cd pronounced il first rate.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-10-29
To the citizens of Clarksvllle and sur
rounding country:
$4,000 REWARD /!

VIII he paid To any one who can fiud In
this county, at the present time, better
selection Of Pictures. Wall Paper. PIE
Taper Window shades, Dil Window Shud IS
Picture Cords, Artist Materials Of every
description, Paint Brushes and other things
bought In New York az very low prices,
and We now oiier IL to the public at small
prohts. Call and examine our stock and
look at tho pictures, We Will charge you
nothing.
We return our sincere thanks for your
liberal patronage in the past aud hopo by
keeping good stock of goods, ana by
prompt attention TO all orders, 10 merit a
continuance OF the same.
w q. GARDINER n 60.
HOUSE. eign and FraSco Painters, aud d,a-
lers IN Wall Parsr, picipr"s and frfn"s
Chimes Hal, StisN b,rrs street,
OCi u. 10 I'M
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-10-29

THE thanks Of the Duluge Fire Co.,
are gratefully rendered to the ladies for
flowers and wreaths used to decorate
the engine and hose carriage, on the
late memorial procession to Gen. r. f.
LEE. Also too Messrs COuts & Son,
and Roach & Dick, for the use of
their horses, etc,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-10-29

APPOINTED REGIsTER.-Jno. =.
Campbell has been appointed Regis
ter in Bankruptcy for the 9th district,
in the place OF J, j. Buck, by Judge
l'riUu
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-10-29

Personality health having failed mo
In tho Dry Goods business, I was com
PEELED TO quit 1t on the lat of July last. Am
now In the Hardware business, style OF
our nrm ROBT. n. MOORE, q 60.
make this publication, because numbers
OF my friends and pcquaintances arcunder
an impression that have quit BUSINESS
ENTIRELY. and gone to farming-such Is
NOT, and has NEVER been, the case.
W. 8. MOORE,
Late Of Coulter, Hillman & Co.
Oct. 10, lS70-tf Tobacco Leaf copy.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-10-29
We,cOme.--Ne take much

WelcOme.--We take much pleasure
In calling the attention of our readers 10
the advertisement of English Female BIT
tiers, In another column.
This combination isregardcd as the Great
Female Medicine OF the age, ana ~ hishiy
recommended by the Medical profession'
and nil who have tested IT. Our female
community nre troubled with many COM
plants peculiar to their sex, and now is the
lime TO secure u Bottle and be cured.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-10-29

JACKSON WAGONS Messrs. Brock
man n Bringhurst, of this city, are
agents for the sale OF this justly celc-
brated wagon, The priceis Sll0, and
every wagon warranted. Call at
their repository on Second street and
examine them.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-10-29

There are some things IN fJe
whose value cannot be estimated by dol
lars and cents; and the happiness OF
family, which u Life Policy secures Is ne
yond all price Get one to-day III the
NEW YORK LIFE.