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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-12-10

ita end RSfaso1 Ei4aors x: eor7I ITS4i spips Sa
"Appetacf,." ..,Ee.orcr.," & :, that les Il,
t.pp.er on tn d-unkrnnesi NJ ri.n, but n,a atrVo
Medicine, Inndo ito.n t,o NAti'o Rot, ard
stimalons %I Itcya 1[ ePAT 5s IooD IIS2GS19
PURIF1@ 2 anil I4IFE GIVING PRIN-
CIPIE, u p4rieet I.ooor s!Dc nnI Inv.Sorator
and restoring tho tlootto q l,.4i..sy condition.
No pHrson can take thcgn D.:.'rs, GccylG.::s to
'i-sctc1S n'ii rsil5in lnay u.iGsI.
100 VIII bag.ysa for sn ! ic,.r.Ma cnes pro-
" na. ths oo?-s $40 no. dr7.ro'ei i'I.ra.neTal
wtH'"a h"vn-;d ~, mint ofr'rrr.
F2r II! mo n 2, tory nd Chronic I,hoI;-
ee.;,on, bilious, ,Re,i;tts.ts ID 1Ito.-
L.yc-, Ei,IGeys, Gill B.ad;.c-. ta.-s Bi:-
te-s have h--n nott cre's:, each D:3-
i, generally rroluced II Ct.ancaiaeas OF tho
Digestive. orsans
t'-A torpid liver / b7w::s, NF..'', r'a.-r tttm
ofure iunll~t ell 'ArT il '''--.'rs i,,s boHttt
ulin3aH-.e-. =" iiini. .t.sG i.Sa !..J -ni Igor
D 'yspops:a Or 1ntiScuti-~r, --as'.ei,o,
int sa slto'l!icrS, t",ss.', ~ ,:ns- 4,
Cteit. Di:@incsi, Sl.r S.u,u."'i, Brl 'fa.:c il
IE-ars, CpyiI; nisuharges CT c-.re falu II
tn. .rrr cis cGttr Kilnc 5, AMI :: k,.,ii-e.l o.her
Punth synntonS Mh,oi 80 +, olsi'E'as5 OF
tctrsc ito V;sj7t~ r 40 W.. :eT.r y1.,S
t-.-.i's.-.- 49,. =
~ i, and yourieeln wiitt.Iy"l WHOM. 10,
"a, L,t3a p"ra enlts i....!i Z: tac ...le..i S.h
follow.
TN, TATE, N! t'1.rr VIC -, l--,s'r~ il
tho syrlcnl ol 80 rlta :s,l-.l:; ..c e..S-tt.-i.i
a. 'rorst AMI rsrnuvea.
Fp- !.!l d.-ec'inas, read cl-e''i,,y tie c;rrular
rrIaH9 oach istt!e, p'ln.aG ~ i1ur i,l-..as -
E'E -, o;;!r'al. Trsi.eh, ami >i4ai''.
=. NAlEE :. - &. 81 Eomins.c r tr..c., x. y
i.opri~tcr. p. II. AcTyjSALD * co,
Iy1;t ,istt an,i Gv:,-.al .NF-q-'..
Gan F'1ncisco, tt!.t"ra, and ). An-S 49,
,'i.'-c str u. y. y.
rJrs SOLD ~ AIL DGUooIs-s ASD
DEALEES.
: l;..u Cm
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This dread disease requires prompt action. ::
as soon as the hoarse. hollow cough IL heard
apply the rcacdy, and it j. easily suLdusd ::
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Esgi< Delay il iamngerD.y!

E.aS' l!.e properties OF the EXpECTO-
RANT arc drmnlccnt, nmtritivc, balsau,ic,
soothing and dealing Il braces the nervous
system ANA il lo'."s plcHsau. aud refreshing
sleep.
II EchHro'cs on@ Il },.ccs G.ioomiue,s
"'m hrYrc s..a.
coniainirg arl these qu,ii:ics il, conv n
icni Az couoen;rotcd form, i; has proven to
BE ta>
Ncst Valuable i.ans iE.ai am
ever offered .osnGcrers from Pulmonary dis
eases.
Prepared by
+DEar,r .rA~rA
AUGUSTA, GA.
= III J.. n...-...!'-t- -...---..-- -
80 .J's''s.i'.
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LUNGS, CHEST, OR THROAT.
TJNiIE ENrECT0RANT is composed e1elu.
a sive'y of Herbal md Mucilagircus pro
duets which
H'er,ncmte f!:e very Substance
eSs tses, r.sa:5gH.

causing them to throw oil the ncrd matter
which collects in The Bronchi7l Tubes. and
at the same time forms u soothing coating.
relieving the irritation Which produces the
cough.
The object to he ohtaincl is to cleanse the
organ of NIL Impurities; to no,.risa aud
strengthen il when it has b"cnmc innairci
and cnfoehl"d by diScasc: to renew and in
vigorat1 the circulation of the blood and
stren2thrn the nervous Organization The
ENPECrORANT does TINS 10 au astonishing
degree. II is age but mild ana con .seiiai.
imparting functional cu"rgy and ra,ursl
strength. II -ilcnls Oxygen TO vi,alixc the
blood, aud Nitrogen 20 mssimii,te tic matter,
II EI"oh.~s Mr ''.N-rrous h.Rur"rc,'
producing quct nnl composer,
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PROPHETS PAIN KIbI, IF

This is he ceoh@ted RUdicins + nj rpr,
Ferry Davis, Pain tlifer oRtfof the fnark.A.
whereVer II was sod. Davis made Praakitt.
change The rnanc from Pain KillsrsfSeP
MI II. For kheumalism. Seuralsia. sr.
pam OF any kind'it has no equal For tuta.
bru'sosr Burnssrori oldiSores.. il is7slla best
ining You can use rs dressing. For Snake
Bites or Sthtgs ufcisoisunoris Tn sectstit !.
perfect Aniidote, II is good for Cole. Colds.
Coughs, or Aowel "Compiatiititte. 81" ftsdh.ns
indicates its naturc fnlly.,r II ia truly. ,pR.Yr
TO pain. Manufactured and sold by BRan-
mnIG !" Coz, AtlamabsGa ,snntl-fors ssle hr
all drrugsis
Poorly Comfy, Ga, April, 1S67.-Th;s is
ITS ceiairS. fiHso was c6nfin ed 20 The bbn.s
and most of the time to my bed. and AMER,
Ing the greatest agony Imaginable hvi,k
hneqmssttisn, fer,fivc p,onths,qand sftsr try
'hs every available remedy, with no relief I
was cured with two bottles OF Di$sgB r.
Hrophiit's AlnodyHc Pain Kill Ii i; each sor,,
ing ftry cents only. 1t relieved me- aImc,s
instantly therefore recommend il in N.
highest degree TO others suffering from siu-.
iiHr disease. lcqp say ,thut it isone Sf the
hnest family medicines now out. certain.
Yours trffy, Wa FUGElIAND.
Dooiy CorYry, Ca, Oct. 81, is67.-Dn.
" = PRoruiTT. l have; during the last
eighteen Wonths, used your PainsKill,h. ana
l consider il anequaled by nny;hirg for pai,
III 'he head breast, back or side aY,d for
collie nothing giyesgrelief half sosealek as
your Anolyno Pain Kill. 1t is doing mues
good i'll the Community in otiier families a.
my own Yours, &c., ID. IT, BeREiIAND.
NRwroS FAcroEY, Ga, Nov, 1se7 ar
Prorhitt; Last summer my horse sp,ainsd
ms kneo severely, causing tho whole Leo 10
swell to abooi twice 1t iiaturaIisigss enS
rendering him almost helpless :; tro apniies-
tions of,ynur Anodync Pain Kiln II ihorenvh-
y cored II. JOHN II. DAVIS.
Y CEEsTIFRCAqRg, "a
81 ATE OF. F.GEORGIA, --FeLroN i,oRxYv
hnow all men by these presente, That lhsyc :.
ihiS Gdy, for yRlUo received, sold and ffnns-
ferred TO Btadfieit & Co. illc sole rse6t 70
mam1i@eturc ard sell NY Family Medicinal
and have furnished item with thr fpIl re-
e'rcs, and have authorized tI,e sail Brsd.
neid < Ce, TO print, or haye printed. ,any-.
'hing iRey may sec proper conccrninr ai,yy
ana all of above named Medsciii6s III s. :,
l"th day OF June, 1870. n ~ s'k
lSignedl O. s. pRoPHITT.
In presence OF Thcmhs q. J6hets tssS,her,
Crawford. Notary Public5 1Ls:s. = ii3eI1e :
Manutaeturedapd for sale hy,BRADPIgLD,
y co. Broad street, Auuata, Ga. and f",,
sa'eby NIL dr,iggiets ms ~ 'i'Y'ffNs tut
aug l. as o..Iv
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OFFICIAL.

CoLUMDIA, s. C., juno 10Th, 1860. J
Under THE ACT FOR THE CONyER-
" SION of State Securities, the Trcasur-
rsr OF the State is prepared to issue Bonds
oearinG per cent interest payable semi
annually, for registered stock. Bonds arc
prepared for 5000. Fractions may be re-
turned in Certificates of Stock Persons de-
sirous OF converting their Stock into Bonds
VIII please present their certificates at this
once endorsed upon the back for conversion.
.(witnessed.)
Persons holding Coupon Bonds. desirons
40 procure registered Stock in lieu thereof.
WIZ please present the same 10 this office
with instructions
where parties cannot attend in person to
transact their business at this Office. it is
preferable that the same should be trans-
acted by some authorized agent.
NILES G.. PARKER, Treas. State S. C.
Oct. % ar
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PAs;oE i'ryen (

MARION Couxry. Tsxqg. ,,,., 1880 Dr
D. > N,4,r .Sir. u y, rft,.,y 81 this,
10 iniorol you that i. h4Ge b=ca troubled a
great deal with Indigestion, but after usipy
one hnt!s Of your 1.iyer Sfei;efne, | SAD,
great relief.s,gl ch ,srtuily reeoa,m end il AZ:
a good Family Medicine, and feel ssnsaent-
that it is good for anything Tor Mhish il,
a. Very y rssp.efaS9 ss >S Brck .IoteatsYs.
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quict nn,l composer
To C0NSl,AtIr1v;.

1t is Invaluable as Immediately relieves
The dihicr'' breathing and AafsGts ng cough
which attends that d;se,, e kpsS
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Ytpgs Asz,-gsza

II is a srccii.-"nc dose often r,lj.yinr the
iii-ireSs'nc choking. and pro la..,,g c,in Ind
pleasant rcppse.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-12-10

r. = lh7. II TI,IlY }I1isoH:
CtiAEtorT. X a.. Sept. -, ISCS-. have
used DIR. o. ) Prophtts L!vef. Afesicihs "a
'oaic. and found it to be puwcrful aaa
siteAcio"s. II is excellent for functisAai,
arrangement of the LIVER or co,,stin.,,,n -
tic bn,rrls; in most cases supcrss,I;rr - =,
necessity Of regular course Of msliessIe.
E,,J. ME.N,iRDlE. 4. VI.
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M. ALBRIGHT,
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER.
ORANGERURG, 8. c..

IN RESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE CITI-
X, zens of orangcburg and Vicinity that
he has opened at his NEW STORE on Rus
sell Street, between Nlessrs. Briggmann s.
Go. and McNamarn g. Jones, with complete
gtock of LEATHER, &C., and that he has
5,,ffcicnt Workmcn to fill oil Orders thIus,
ed to him.
Thanking the Public for past patronage,
respectfully solicts continuance of the
samo. TERMS CASH.
feb oct % II
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-03-05
Around the World.
From the A. '. Mail.

The Erie Railway Com pany sent us circu- lar this morning, enclosing statement ot routes, time and distances embraced in making 6 modern circuit of the globe he circular says, and w4 agree with it. that fin all pruba- biIiiy the tine is uot distant when we shall see advertised in our joufrals ando our thorough fares tue novel announcement Through ick- cts for Iassa2e Around the World sold here baggage checked to Hong Kong, Calcutta, or Bombay; only t~o ehe nges to Shanghai ."
 The statement of routs time and distauces referred to. 'akss the shape of ticket yard long, across the face of which is the painful joke, "good for one lesson in modern geogra- phy, bat not gcOi for passage" The lessen in Eeograp phy is, however, instructive, and We are sure of learning, if nos of the ride
 We stat from New Y ork to do the ircle and we do it, in our Ir Iragina'ion, in thi, fash on |:
 To Buffalo O. Cleveland, 423 or G25 miles by the Erie. in seventeen or twenty>four hours
 Thence 10 Chicago, 536 pr 356 miles, in twenty one or fourteen hours.
 Thence 10 Omaha, 490 miles. in twenty thrre hours.
 Thence to San Francisco, 1920 miles, in ninety-three honrd.
 Thence to Yokohama, 1, 7l4 miles, in tbenty- enc days.
 Thence to Hong Kong, l.67O miles in six days
 Thence to Bombay, l,2l9 miles, in two days
 Thence 10 Cairo $500 miles in twelve days
 Thence to Alexandria, 100 miles, in five hours. Thence to MaraeiI.es 1900 miles, in vix days. Thence to Hayre, via Paris and Rouep, 575 miles, in thirty ours Thence to New York home again-3, l50 niles iD nine days. Thus swinging around the circle. 23 739 miles, in seveUty-seven days and twenty cue hours, steady travel!
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N Otice 1! i!

We will inform tho Public, and travelling Com munity in general, that we have just built and f,ted up, good store house at Fort Bow.e A. T and have furnished the same with a Complete issor,me [ of Goods suitablo fir Travellers and emigrants, which we will sell at the same prices hat such goods are sold for in tucson, or on he itio Grshue. Our Stock consists Of general assortment If Dry Goods and Groceries and we aill keep constantly on hand -four, Bacon, Lard, Corn. beaIs, and in fact. any article required by eDigTants, &nd travellers, aE reduced prices.
 FULLY ( OCRoA < Co,
 Jan. 18th 1870. If
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PUBLIC NOTICE!

4 IL persons are warned against trospassing on R he property of the MOWRY SILVER MINES Work will be resumed on an extensivescaIe aEsoop as proper arrangements can be made, and the con- diuOn oftho country will justify it. The property has been placed iu the hands of t5e Military author nes of he United States, by order of General Grant, U. ;. A. Commander-n-ch at the request nt the undersigned. All just and legitimate claims tainst the Company will be settled upon rcsumpton If work. The undersigned relies upon his friend, h Arizona to that the spirit of thi. notice is carried out.
 SYLVESTER MOWRY.
 President
 MOwry Silver MiningCO. New York, 0tct4, '67.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-03-05

Al the city of Medina, in italy, and about four miles aroond ii. wherever the earth is dug whenever the workmsn arrive at a distance of sikty-three feet, ;hsy come to a bed of chalk, which they bore with an auger five feet deep they then withdraw from the nit before the au- ger is removed, aud npou its extra clion the Water bursts through the aperture with great violence, and quickly fills ID Ihe newly msae vel, which continues full, an Is affected by neither rains nor arourhs But what is most remarkable in thia tpsraiion is ihe layers of sarih aS we desGenH. At he depth nf ioui teen fset are found the rnins of aa ancieat clty paved streets, houses, floors, aud pieces of mason work. Order lhis is found a soft, DOE, earth, made up of vegetables sud at twenty-six feel arge trees entire. such as walnut trees, ''lth rbe wanutS still stnck 10 the stem, and the leav-s and branches in a state Of perfect pres. eTvanon. At ,wenty,eight feet Q sit chaik 's ionrG, mixed sih quantity of shells, anu the bed IS elevan fee, thick Under this. rege~ tables are found sgain.-Er.
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tsif r. Urr WF Se&I u .In l,-..
GfGTE5yf -S --- : LR1L.
. crritorv nt AIilnn.-

errltory oi Alizuna. County If ,u,4
 To rhv uGIS',- ne,s $ C. la# ? deoeas faa.r sn,tas.< @ 1 c.u. gers ns .a. lnu 4re A-c~oy uo.aa ... ,etiielrea; oi in e>tet. Q. sad .-. in the 5ro5a.e Court of So C4-r 'rlt1ry, oa-'he 18th d y at Nar,h : ha'ance 0; iae nurarrt aaI tie aai ei1htyoeichr e. ts aas fad es.a'e anu remaInin. .u .arsa Werner, tl.e atm is rate. .H.. The unarn.iqred hav.u- 0- y >a:d Propme Court. as an a-a es-'o'l afi cha .sr of sal mo.-,. given be q a, r qnrAa by I.a. same for the term of one year a. ,aim ana drmanl of the .aAf.. a.. ierea Scd.
 Af th- @xrirA'.ou of one yoar e # uncaiied fos. " b. raij mt neI frrasnry o' saii ferr;t5rf !. s win 'he sat e i such case, al. vid.d.
 Tue son, March I9th 1869.
 JOHN B ALE
 gent sr- .tl2- Terr.tog.. i'
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SGU'TEgEG 3aYE-35N U. s. M AL and Express Line Fron ,
 N. N. to Tucson, 4. l.

THE undersigned will TIa ~. " horse buggy between the abu's H''-s P ing at Mesilio. with stage. t5- sl',t ;. .. East Fl pAso, and San Au'oa'a' L'' 7, Tucson, with the Los AnEe.es al , Semi-WeekIy stage Line. ani 'n' for Hermosiilo and GuaymasJ 'aa,.- | connected stage ilc for any point y s States on the Pa fife IT Allan !e continent, "nd points in no'ne'1 moxico.
 Particular attention pti to bA'' and comfort to Passengers. ,.. ,fi
 The company are responsible i-f ,;,f matter sent by their line excsP, aS and high water. ,I
 Buggies leave T4oson and A''ii' day at < O'Clock, p 70.
 Tucson, A. T. ,oertI
 a>st. La E'f'
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CASH 5 TOREl
GOLDBE ERG / q o

NorLl-e2sL corner Main and Vine StS
 TUCSON, A. T. KE ave just received a new ~ stock OI m n r and Fall (Ioods embracing general ana complete assortment , D R I U OOD s,
 -cOnsistiDg oE--- HATS and CAPS of every description 8 adapted to every season. SHAWL0c
 BOOTS
 SHOES
 SLIPP FRS LADIES' FANCY AND DRESS GOODS PRINTS
 EUSLINS
 DELAINES, ETC, ETC.
 also A lArse stock of Cid Rye WaiSny src hs best California Wlne and ksFandy, -hkewise- large stock of Groceries-BUTTER HONEY, CHEESE and DRIED FRUIT which we offer for sale; wholesals aud retail We &dhere 10 cash system and sell our gosd remarkably low for cash. 2nl
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N0TTCE

The United States Csa.t .g
 FS' Distric. c Poliearpia Moreno Ariz,..- 10 PoHcarpio Moreno. ass
 Aamci
 You are herehy suuraogss appear and all Ee~ he conn, !, tiis ! with the c.ats a. tn the coga'y ot r H.a. ard Fri. copy ] aal,A !, Ae,,"l.A s.r-st ih= time 4,.elsa--er j -,l.s oc gou cf trI, su.amoas. sv.... s''c4 seryise, lo vii: tae asr. 7,thm ne c'Ga,y q" wn.ea ta.. g6cuiy uu .. jhe defGGa.5 its eoahtg, uu-ia tae bjs;sie i.r.. is proaSl., hiIty day iu uu ..5. days
 Ihe sad action s brought Co .:.s- tdja eyC-,, t-aa 2ia p.ay r. r-. it E to yoH. soize4 for y!1.a.... !aas ,f the a;,o: >tate-. aaa a.-. a.o.jost in saiu co"pH.lt .s feglsi,.i O the United States.
 +p5 you gre hereby iolae5. sppear -H6 aa>ves Inc -a. q1..ea. tne ea.a fj-..ua ... for ,aels..ei cemau.i.l m
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NEW MEXIACN CARPETS and BI.ANKETs

We have on ha.d and ar. constantly q celYlug iail asSJrfm-.t q. every c.aaa Ci goods sui!aDie i0! ttS aIle}. "L At cilri nrm resides iu New York Clty les tH- sv.. ia. pose of buying goocs, anu bel0 i- m.,aat r...- stant!y. Our metchan lse $ l-s.h,se.l. h. most advantageous terms t:oss AN ur,.. With uNcan rely upo' Ger stcc. HcIn- o- 5u,- best quality and at the io#tsi ir.te-. Wa "ouiG csil the attertloh sl m,rcnants nom ru !.r
 ritary as asSo from Scnora, te oa' ~. assort- ed Stocs especiaiiy sui ed to;5eII marked, 4n,. can confidently sa. II will be to iiojr auean
 tusc to eXainIhc Il before pureaa-iur else wines
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-06-30
FEEDING ANIMALS.

1t has not proved profitable to feed
cattle large quantities of grain at time.
A moderate quantity, fed with great
regularity, and the comfort of the ami
mails generally attended to, so that there
may be constant and continued i'm.
provement, has succeeded best. We
have known . number Of experiments,
giving results similar to the following
"A snsighbot who had provided him
self with aplatform scales for this pur-
pose, fed fine steer first with four
quarts Of barley meal daily in. addition
to his fodder, aud found BY weighing
that he gained regularly eighteenpounds
]aweek. But he was urged to "push
him." in order to see what could DO
made Of % fine an animal. He was
accordingly fed with eight quarts day,
when '' tho increase immediately become
les and on increasing the meal to eight
quarts day, he gained nothing.
overteeding had proved an injury. It
is important to avoid the error of feed.
ing animals too little for a time, and
then attempting to make up the de.
fioieney BY overdos,ng. The best way,
aud in tact the only way for success, is
70 keep up constant increase, year in
and year out.
For feeding swine, it is important
grind tho corr i; for cattle less 80,
and it will depend much on the dis.
lance 70 the mill, cost Of conveyance,
grinding, stc. ID
The precise amount gained by steam
ing food for horses, We do not think
has been accurately determined.
Az to the quantity Of general feed
Ing for cattle, they should have at the
y 3 T. 1.-TWO and a half pounds daily for
each hundred pounds Of their weight
large animal Of course requiring
more thar : small % one. This auautity
Of course varies with the character
Of the animal, the condition and
quantity ofthe feod, care in feeding,
ste. Bat it is about = fair average,
when the iood is Of : mixed character
part chat md part meal. Swine Re.
quire about three pounds for each hun
dred pounds Of live animal. 4.
Rye sowD In Autumn makes early
food for soilipg; clover next; then
orchsrd gran, early corn fodder, etc..
Country Gentleman.
ssTg
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Farm for Sale.

TINE undersigned offers for sale a good
i farm Of 100 acres, on thenorth end of
Maine Prair about , Z q. ~
FOURTEEN MILES FROM ST. CLOUD.
Sixty acres are timber, the balance prai-
10 and meadow, and the whole enclosed
witha good fence ;thirtyscres beingunder
cultivation. Onth he premisesis 81
GOOD COMFORTABLE HOUSE
with stables. gransry and storehouse two
good wells, and 9th erimprovements. This
farmi directly ON the main roadfrom St.
Cloud to Forest City, and will be old
cheap. Inquire atthis office or Of
J. 8. DAM, &,
xH&t On the premises.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-06-30

II In concluding tan article on the
d Northern Pacific railroad, the Chicago
r;bsns says The year 1900 may
q. !, dad 4 Wealthy and prosperous popul.-
Il. ton. s. several millions Of souls resid-
Ing within 100 miles Of either side
S te orthstn Pacific railway, be-
wren - Superior and Puget Sound
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-06-30

i One hundred and s,xty-fve pieces
Of sricultural College land scrip,
!, issued 70 the State Of Maine, were
roll, ION w sdnesday, to B. F. Lewis, Of
! Cleveland, for SIS, ZOO.
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W''';:1'l IT,. ! G:;.!s'!.!s;;,' ,.
rs THE BEST IN FAMILY VSEt

Is THE BEST IN FAMILY USEt
WILL STITCH, HEM, FELL, TUCK, CORD, BIND
oIMa, Embroider beautifully 1t will withthe
est needle and tbead run from perfect work ON the
nnest Nansook, over the heaviest beaver cloth and
with nochangeofneede,t thread or tension II
VIII use coarse cotton. unen silk and Irvine. It runa
easier faster and stiller than any other machine.
1tlormsa fiat even and elastic seam, differing from
every other stitch, each loop being TWISTED by
THE ROTATING HOOK"
ana drawing the twist into the goods, thus scurely
BE- every :tich 10 th.t the .s.n w Dear to
seam Is Warranted not to rip in wear and under all
circumstances to Survive tho washtub" Old, worn
Sasn garments bosoms, pants dresses have
tae greatest competition, and to this stitch premium
nave been awardedforits Superiority, Durability,
Eiestfcty and Beauty. 1iss.e&t#. :"
machine being run in the wrong direction, the bal
anee wheelever wearing or touching the dress.
The NEEDLE CANNOT Be SET WRONG,
Thus avoiding the great trouble Of other machines.
- : No Breaking ofNeedles.
The blade Of the needle is less than
IN Inch long, and ID straight. 5.
ne Hsnnner and Fs1er can neuer be ct s1ros0.
Anyone may adjust them in the dark. a1he hem
may % Of any width No other hemm u or TELLER
It will not drop Stitches, as the needle IL always
the blade short and straight, does not VI
orate ike longer ones. They are
Manufactured ,oiA Mathematical Precision.
Hence, each part INTERCHANGEABLE and bsrsadny
replaced In case Of accident. It will last generation
Improperly cared for. None who have used it can be
persuaded to any other. The roundness,
durability and beeuty OF Its stitch
- WE'RE NEVER EQUlLED, -
Its Rapidly, Absolute Stiffness, ease of motion.
narrowness and neatness OF it, hem and toll were
never approached by any other machine. 3: 80 :.
Inc Press universally pronounced his the Best FAINT
Sewing Machine in the World. Whatever the
merits OF the other machines, 1t ID no
TO say tho Wilcox &Gibbs it 10 worth for family use
double that Of any other offered 70 the public
It received the Gold Medal Of the American Instt.
tute-the FrstPremium for ,S al 5I19 :l7c-7Ss5 -
eTHE BEST SEWING MACHINE"
ct tho great New England Fair-ths Vermont State
1air-the Pennsylvania9tate 1air-ths Indiana STATE
Iair-the Wisconsin State Fair-the Michigan STATE
EAR .ths Iowa State Fair-and at over 60 County
Fairs throughout the West-making more First Pr.
together In the same time. - > Z
Nss Ho'o ths Great LeadiHg Fhnilv Se,cia1 XaeAixe
=: Ling ALLOvER THE WORLD.
Wetake other nachiass in exchange. We sell OIL
Cotton, Silk, Twist and Needles for every kind Of
AGENTS WANTnD.-rsrms to Ax,nt. do
scrptve circular and specimens Of work sent fes bv
mail, on receipt ofstamp, or bad Of ,s $40. =
CORNELL, WARD 4 COMlNGS.
GENERALAGENTs,
s 80 133 Lake Street. Chicago. III.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-06-30
orIcE.-u. LANp oFFIcE

IN st. Cloud. MIMI, Nay IA, 1870. =.
Complaint having bsen entered at this oface BY
Thiman Rsstwset asainst Augustus H. Kelly for
abandoning his Homestead Entry No. 4Sl1, dated
April u, 1858. upon the n ~ Il section II, town
ship 122, range %, n ChippeWa county, Minnesota
with view 70 the cancellation Of saI entry: the
said parties hereby summoned to appear ct this
ofhcs on The 13RH DAY OF JULY, $50, q 10 O'Clock
In the forenoon to respond andftrnih Testimony con.
corning said alleged abandonment. 55. !s, z p:
@. A. GILMAN, Register.
mayl08W 49, Z. @. MCCLURE. Receiver