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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-09-28
A CORRECTION.

Sometime last winter the Board
Of Supervisors, by resolution, bought
some County Maps for four Of the
county Offices. II was very proper
and right, and not only of great con-
venience to the officers, but also to
the people of the county, as they
frequent these offices on business. AT
the time the proceedings of the
Board, ut which this resolution was
passed. were published in the CoUR-
Ter, it seems the mistake was made
in printing the resolution, SO that it
read, that these we're bought for the
county officers instead of the county
offices, q mistake very easily made.
We, therefore now make the correc-
ton, as there has been some talk
about it, and publish the following
statements: !
AUDITORS OFFICE,
WApELLo Co., Iowa.
/, Geo. d. Hackworth, do hereby
certify that at the January session
of the Board of Supervisors of said
county, 1871, the following resolution
was adopted to.wit:
On motion Of Supervisor Nelson,
that the Board furnish the new
County Map, made by Harrison 4
Warner, one to each of the County
Offices. Motion concurred in.
And in accordance with said reso.
luton l issued order No. 81, payable
to Harrison & Warner, for the sum
of $40 to pay for said maps, one fol
Clerks Office, one for Recorders, ont
for Treasurer's and one for Auditors
which l understand to be in full O
said resolution.
GEO. D. HAckwoRTH, Auditor.
Sept. 18th, 1871.
l, Henry Reinhard, a member o
the Board of Supervisors of Wapell,
/ COnntv IOWA do carfifxy rhot AZ
The New York herald., 1871-12-12
ANU sK MEMS


AvIBLOS GARDEN
IN LAST WEEK or rHr ENGAGEMENT OF
LAST WEEK OF THE ENGAGEMENT or
LAST WEEK OF THE ENGAGEMENT OF
MIR. SOTHERN
MR.. SOTHERN
LAST FIVE NIGHTS OF
LAST FIVE NIGHTS OF
LAST FIVE NIGHTs OF
LORD DrNDREARY
LORD DuNDREARY
LORD DilEDREARY
SATURDAY LAST DUxDREARY MATINEE.
SATURDAY EVENING. DEC. H.
FAREWELL BENEFIf
FAREWELL BENEFIT
AND LAST APPkARANcE or
AND LAST APPEARANCE or
Mr.. SOTIlFRN.
MR.. s0THERS.
MONDAY DEC. 16, after elaborate preparation, will be
produced the great spectacle the
BLACK CROOK.
- BLACK CROOK.
NEW ARTISTES NEW MUSIC. NEW SCENERY.
NEW AETiGSTES Isl NEW Music: NEW SCENERY.
NEW DRESSES. NEW WONDERS.
hTIBLO'S GARDEN.
IN EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT
SEATS FOR THE FIRST SIX NIGHTS
OF the great Spectace OF the
BLACK CROOK
may now be had vt the different
TICKET OFFICES.
The New York herald., 1871-12-12

CHrrIDAS HOUSE, rLizABErH, n. y.--rHE ONLY
y first cltes hotel IN the cHy, bas recently passed 70 th
uropri-,o-ship OF Captain wish ~ Gtn late odcer
the United States Army. II u only hsfhours rde iron
New YORK, and sixty rsnA rub day and ron the city
The house II eesarty furAhket throvghoe and choic
Rooms esa be oess'ned sngy q en- se a from $40 70 ~
prielor
The New York herald., 1871-12-12

ETH AVENUE THEATRE,
- Twenty st. Broadway Curtain rises at 8.
Sole Lessee and Manager Al rGUSTIN DAILY
MONDAY, md every
Ing during the week, will he
acted Mr. AUGUSTIE
nALy'S powerful drane of
the time. entitled DIVORCE.
Characters by Miss Fanny
Morant, Fanny Davenport,
Clara Morris, Mrs. Gilbert,
Linda Deitz, Mary Gary, Nell
DiVoRCEll he Mortimer Kate CIaxton,
One hundred times Louise Valn,er, Ida Yerance,
DIVORCE!I Louise Firmn, Mr.. d. II.
Hnrkns, W. j. Lemoyne
James Lewis, w. Dayfdge,
Louis James, Henry Crisp
II. Whiting, g. L. pcvere
Owen Fawcett. Y. Chapman,
John Burnett w. Reeknan
aud u. Godfrey. DIVORCE
has reached success almost
uuexampled In the history o
local c0medy.-.vening Post.
sEVENIEENTH DIVORCE MATINEE, SATURDAY,
at l3 o'clock.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-02-02
1cRraAarsAIE-WHI1ERI.FAs DrY4UIrniA,,

80. $50,
NJ h saSAssl e tI-N a1hEA1N !
executed ana delivered ~ John ~ xorIsss,
n Csmhss1 49,. nas W., ~
Ma 1ses Dearns Sstesne .otn ~ ~
49, an1 ln tne ONCE Of tns hegls'
:. ~ tho c"n% AZ es e eooa'J, Minneso.
scloek in soSk Opp a. 40 20.
ia 10 and iso to .sc"re H. .s.ees On paseS
mSnss ~ ang s ~ pr 4noasand i've Hundred
oonals ana LAtest peofe ana alter maturity at the
iate OF .en p 1nn IRa as t % e" eG
psy.Dle one ~. Iaan issa 10y Pip payable
two years anes 1e1o, g interest a. siore-
said, payaoie 1e1a eh,e1o PayaDie tnsee
years eHel suDo, too0, wls1 :, sse - aI0eeao
peyeoie sem1ann9ay nSu 100 pa5aDie ION
years a1ter June iSoe, VII .S ~ az
payaDie ~ u sans: e =. ~, VI
conditions Of four promissory notes each dated
JUNE, 1855, and signed BY aid J0hD u torest, ana
made payable 70 the order satd Caroline Camoei
there y claimed 70 De aue ana u due upon eaad
natGsgee 81 ths 49, O. shn notice shs sam q Two
1heusasd Ons Hnndfed ana Twelve dollars and my
etn1Ds ~ SoII0Wes VIZ the sum OF ]lyo0, ana ooe
,ss tox ss = 'en =;
3l7S7 80, du6 1p0a the secoDd Of said notes; also
$l62 So interest from the time last aSore-
ssd, due upon third Of IA noses, ana xlez ao
ono years interest nom the tl9 !ast e1oIeselo cue
upon the fourth OF said notes ana y Ieason OF tne
non payment Of said second note ana o. me
due Is Aforesaid upon the tn1e ana 1oa5'n Q. saa
and recorded Herewith, has become operative, and
action or proceeding has been instituted ct law or
otherwise to the debt secured BY said mort
gage. or any part thereof: r. - -
Notice fs hereby given that bytirtue OF said power
of sale contained in said mortgage, and pursuant to
the statute in such case made and provided, said
mortgage will be oreclosed for the amount due upon
said second note and the interest due upon said
third and fourth notes by sala of the mortensed
premises, towit All those tract5 Of land lying in
the County of stearns, and state Of Minnesota de-
sciibed as follows. to-wit: commencing At stake
on the north boundary OF the nsrth quarter of
the north east quarter OF section three in Town
s.uP v1o .-. Io71 -. th; w ~ noitn oI
1nSo swonsy ~ o. sesen ko1 loos east
y, .no Ictn W.. S.ns. -. aac.1isS 4aeee
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A time comes in every human
friendship, when you must 60 down
into the depths Of yourself, and Jay
bare what is there to your friend, and
wait in fear for his answer. A few mo-
ments may do it; and, it may be that
you never do it but once. But done it
must be, il the friendship is to be
worth the name. You must find what
is there, At the very root aud bottom Of
one another's hearts; and, if you are at
oncs there, nothing on earth can, orat
hast ought to suodcr you-Thomas
Hsghes.
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) "A hog swests, not like horse or
s.m.u, but through his..fore legs. There
Is = spot on each fore leg, just below
the knee, 10 the form Of sieve !;
through this the sweet passes of; and
it is necessary that this be kept open.
IF it gets closed, as is sometimes the
case, the bog viii get sick. To cure
him, simply open the pores. This is
done by rubbing and washing with
warm Water.-Rural World.
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1T is best to handle calves and
colts is much as possible, pet them,
lead them With . halter, and oaress
them in various ways. Young stock
managed ID this way will always be do
Gle and suffer themselves to be ap-
preached and handled both in the pas.
lures and in the barn.
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"A veteran stock raiser gives in the
Rome, IN. W Seminal the following
- a:csrta;n cure for hoof rot in cattle,
horse or sheep: "Oue teaoupful Of
sharp cider vinegar, ono and =. halt
tablespoonful Of copperas, ono and
half tablespoonfals Of salt. Dissolve
gradually onfthe hot stove, but DO not
let it boil. When cool, apply it to The
affected limb and hoof, and also swab
out the mouth of the animal with the
mixture. ;. Two OF there applications
usually effect q cure. The remedy has
been used with perfect success since
l8ls."
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Turkish indifference to the result
Of the proposed Conference onthe
Eastern Question perplexes European
papers if not European statesmen.
The ssltan seensto care little or moth.
ing for the Cxar's declaration, and it
IL only the Emperor Of Austri. who is
really agitated by the developments on
ohe Black Sea borders.
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.New Years Cookees.-Four fresh
egg bet with . pound Of sugar one
hour, the JUICE and rind of one lemon,
one pound Of -four, aud one hulC:tea.
spoon of hartshorr. These cakes must
be made in q cold room, or they will
be too soft; roll thin, cut them 10
squares, and impress them with any
fancy mould $; lay on tae pens anise
Or caraway seed, instead Of but.er,ug i;
lot the cakes dry from twenty.four to
forty-oight hours, and stewards bake
in a.slow oven without brow ming. They
will keep : ysar.s a. +,
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...s. G. 4. GILMAN, Register. :
! dec8-6WI r. e MCCLURE, Receiver.
8. LAND OFFICE.

Nt,.,s. { st. Cloud, Mimi, Nov. -, 1870.
Complaint having been tered At this Office by Als.
nst Donath aainst Mary Strong Tor abandoning her
homestead Entry No. dat.i sept q, le6a, upon
Lot l, and north north eastZ section Is, and se<
seq section Il, township liz rsnge 81, in stesrns
county, Minnesota, with q view to the cancellation
of said .ntry: the said parties lsreby summoned
to appear at this office on the 18th DAY or JAN'Y
1871 ut 10 O'clock in the forenoon to respond and
nsh testimony concerning said alleged abandonment.
q. A. GILMAN, Register.
dec1-6WA T. C. MCCLURE, Receiver.
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!, The Mn.,,-h,...,,.

The Aassaehusess Plosgkma.
condemns the plan of dumping manure
in little heaps, when hauled ont in the
fall, for top dressing. It says if the
manure is allowed to lie 30 during the
winter, it will lose much Of its value,
and says It ought to be spread in the
fall If not done already, it thinks ad-
vantage should DO taken of the first
thax. IT, t-.--.L-.. - 4.-a
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]. For maay years Gen. Won Moltke
was in the habit Of dining At the Ro-
tel de Petersburg, whenever Il he hap
pened to be il. Berlin. Since >ho1has
been At the front, his usual place at the
table dkoss has been ,sorupulously re-
served. His chair is always decorated
with i laurel wreath and no one Is a.
lowed to occupy it; and his cover is al
ways laid, just as if the, General might
at any moment step IN 70 dinner.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-02-02

"A Connecticut man writes to the
Country Gestlemson that two applica-
tions Of salt water cleaned his hogs Of
ticks, With which they were covered in
the summer. !
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-02-02

TNAE FINKLE & LYON SEWING MA
i CHINE, With Drop Feed, new 1rake.up,
new Hemmer; &c., is now offered to agents
en- more liberal,terms. Also. Secondhand
Machines In exchange, OF the new i'm
proyements applied. -
Eve-y Machine IL warranted First: Glass,
and If the purchaser dees not 80 regard it
after stair trial, hs can return il 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 sfs3 ~
H LYONS MUTUAL 6. NJ. CO..
Union Square, % East 18th St., New York
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>1orioE.-u.s .LAND OFFIcE

4N3>5' ST. Cloud, MIMI, Dec. 3, 1870. 80.
Complaint having been made at this Office by Mich
ael Murphy against JenaIhan Shaw for abandoning
MS Declaratory Statement No. S611, dated Sept. Is
town lz6, range 81, in Stesrns co., hlnn., with :
view to olsaid eatry tn said parties
are hereby summoned to sppearat this Office ontho
Iv1H DAY or JANUARY, 1871, II 10 o'clock in the
forenoon correspond and furnish testimonyconcernns
sAid ACCOMPLISHMENTS. = -, 80
G. A. GILMAN, ReRistss,
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I OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the Stations beforeenter.
L ingthe Carr, at Discountfrom theregulartrain
.Pac:eogers mustgettheir Baggage Checked before
tho Train ct place of destination, present the
check and take possession of their Baggage -
ThoCompany will y OF be Respons1ble
TOR the SAFETY OF any Baggage after its
arrival for which 10 checked-it being NO
part Of the busines Of this Company to receive and
store baggaGs, unless aspecialcontraotis made to
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-02-02

THE SECRET MONITOR
Ju:tpublished, 800 pages price, so cent? private
medical treatise, the Anatomy and Physiology Of
the Urinary and sexual Organs and their diseases, IL
lustrated With VIII hne plates and ITO wood en-
cravings OF those organs in health and disease sent
In sealed envelopes. es,s5.,ssgs y55< 80
AVARIX CLASP, . now invention for the radical
cure Of varicocsls ia four days, yaricocels
circulars. s. Il
q Espeofal attention gtsep to dtseases u WOVEN.
All letters promptly answered and Ill business
strictly private 4e:Eza 8 n
Psmphlsts, Circulars &c., sent ftss to any address
v11n46-1y GALRNIC INSTITUTE, st. Psul, lflna
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N0rIcE-U. 5. LAND OFFICE, .

" VtVu9s linn, DC 10, 1o7V.
Complaint having besn catered at this ONCE By
James Gereughty against John LAydsn for aban-
doning his Homestead Entry No. 5o,6, dated May n
isS9, upon the nw section14 township La, range
IN ftearns county, Mimi, with view 70 the ca1csl-
ation ofsad entry the said parties are hereby sum.
moned to appear vt this ONCE on the 3D DAY OF
FEB1uAaI, 1871, At 2 O'clock in tbs afternoon, to
respond and furnish testimony concerning said a..
]: ..gs a! -. G. A. GILMAN, Rsxistsr.
wledc22o- q T. G. MCCLURE. Receiver
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hIOTICE.-U.ls 8. LAND oF11cE,sa
~ 81 Cloud MINI Doco,uf,o,. S1o

hOTICE.-U. 3. LAND OFFICE
IN st.. Cloud, Mimi, December :, 1870.
t'u plant having been entered 1T this ONCE BY
Joeph A. Parrot against Mzrsden Brown tor aban-
doning his Decsratory Statement No $751; dated Oct
Z, 1869, upon the eH sw1z SECTION 4, township lze
range ~, in Stearns county, Minnesota, with
view to the cancellation Of said entry: the said
parties are hereby summoned to appear this ONCE
in the forenoon respond furnish testimony con.
corning ssidalleged abandonment.
G. 4. GILMAN, Register,
dec86wl 80 T. G. MCCLURE. Recsiver
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TO HYSICIANS.,

Nsw YosK August 18th, 1858.
Allow me 70 sall your attention to my PREPA.
CATION OF COMPOUND kXTRACT BVCHU
1ne component parts ars Buchu, long Leaf, Cubsbs,
noDs o. Re.rARAs1or-Buehu. in vaeuo, Juniper
1srttee. by distillation, to form 1ns sI, Cubebs
exaetsd BY displacement with spirits obtained ron
juniper Berries; very little sugar 10 used. and
:n. proportion Of spirit. It il more paiatable than
Bacha ~ prepared BY Druggist, IL Of dark color.
70 plant that emlts ito fragrance; the action ofa
name destroys this Qts active principle) ieevnr
%;sat* dsooet'on Nine ofinsr-
TIE smallest quantity Of tho other Ingredient, l.
ee1cd . prevsot fermentation; upon Inspection ii
WI b hsnd not 70 b tiaeturs. :. made In Phazna
eopeee nor II It ssrupand Therefore can be used
casee Wocse tea1 OF Inflammation exists. In this,
ys1 have the knowledge Of the Ingredients and The
mode OF preparation. -. - = =
Hoping that You will favor it With trial, and that
upon Inspection Il viii meet with your approbation.
With . feeling Of profound confidence.
am very respectfully,
-: H. I. HELAB0LD,
: Chemist and Drussist Of 10 years experience.
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iCTATE OF MINNESOTA, DISTRICT COURT
~ 7iB JUDICIAL Dls1alc7, County of stsa1ns.
johanna m .s eS,la.s' Plaintiff, a,,,,,,,: ,,.


The State Of Minnesota, to the above named de-
fendant.i You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the Complaint in this acton, which IL on
lilo in the Office OF the Clerk Of this Court, in the
serve copy Of your answer to the said complaint on
the subscribers, at their office in sad city Of Saint
Cloud, within thirty days after the service of this
upon you, exclusive Of tho day of such ser
vice, and it you fAil to the said complaint
within the time Aforesaid the plaintiff this action
will apply 70 the Court for 1he 1elief denaods1
therein. : ...-,.... p -.
Datsd January 9th, 1871. KERR COLLINS.
jan 120w 's..s Plaintiff Att'yA St Cloud, Minn
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uFsn the largest ManuAetu.iag Chemists
II The Worldly
II "a aeluaintsd With Kr, n. r. HelmDold he
- eooeeeefel in conducting the business xhGrs
others had not been equally % bstUrs him. have
psea ns0sabH tmprs0ssd with his character and en-
terprise."
WILLIAM WEIaHTMAN,
xHm Of Powers and Wsightman, Manufactures
chemists, Ninth and Brown Streets, Philadelphfa
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Secure Tickets for Our Grand Art Distribution!

.s:ssss &
9ss VIII M III ]
H1sSkp Sissss OPERA HOUSE,
On GMt-Wiuiam.
Ct Elegant Villa G.h.
:$$!s7 sS IL: g: Isl: is s s$=$:: i:
~ ~ Gisa new square grand Piano. go e. Sia 9:h
@ e fixtures. sSS sd sd ss-s.$ e
Fl: $ $$ s Ct % 's: ::s ;s q: q
HOO Gifts in all $$4l,325.
AND $4,000 oHnonos, WORTH $4,000.
First National
The WILLIAMS BLOCK
and Railway miles The Block
% g. eP e:s %as S 81
rha on The House
tn. VILLA AND BLOCK OF osouSn snGosn ~ ,,
r. s'ss ;ss:s
will placed m
loo ticket: inscribed With The
sn i s ~; ; a %
II
III ] e. DID 1. s CT
"a Tsa
Mansgers. " " p'' must DO directed to f1A'o'1 :"
s ss % % 1T @
Bank x and ID! ct aR Ss4s places hereafter announced
PEABODY & WELLS ~ "'
=, ST. CLOUD BRANCH oEFcE-P
1ln2o .~s<~ j. e. WEST Manager.
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Sold BY Druggists everywhere. Price 31.2e Per
Bottle, or Bottles for $3.50. Delivered to any I'd.
dress. Describe symptoms In all communications.
ADDRESA
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s. LAND OFFICE.

N1OTlCE.-U. s. LAND OFFICE,
~ st. Cloud, Minn., Dec. 2, 1879.
Complaint having Leen entered u this office b. An
drew Achmann against Walter Mclaughlin ior
Uct ~, 1867, upon the Sc n section 4, town
ship LIS, range ~, in Stearns county, Hinnesota
with q view IL the cancellation Of said entry the
said parties are hereby summoned to appear at this
office on the 10Th DAY OF JANUARY, 1871, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon and furnish testimony con-
corning said alleged abandonment
c. A. GILMAN, Register,
decS-6wn T. c. MCCLURE, Receiver,
III OT1CE-U. 8. LAND OFFICE,
IN st. Cloud, Minn., Nov. -, 1870.
Complaint having been entered this Office BY Oren
IT, Chapman against " NJ. Campbell for abandoning his
homestead Eutry No. 1lSl, dated April H. 1885, upon
the northeast Il southeast H,West n southwest "
se swA section rs, township II, range in Morri-
t.vn Vi said entry: the said parties hereby
moved to appear 1T this Office on the 10TH DAY OF
JANUARY, 1871, at O'Clock III the afternoon, to
respond aud furnish testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment
G. A. GILMAN, Register.
dec1-ow% 7. G. MctLUkE. Receiver.
~ OTICE.-U. s. LAND OFFICE,
IN st. Cloud, Mnn., Nov. %, 1870.
Complaint having been entered At this once by
A. Chapman against James Way tor ~ andoning his
homestead Entry No. 1883, dated April Fl,
1866, upon the NV II n n sWA section z8,
township IT, range SO, in Morrison Co, Minnesota,
with view to the cancellation Of saida entry: tho
said parties are hereby summoned to appear 1t this
O'Clock in the afternoon tOf-spond aud furnish testi
mony concerning said alleged abandonment.
CA. GILMAN, Register,
decl-6we 7. G. MCCLURE, ReceivsA
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The First Division Of the
St. Paul l. Pacific Railroad
G-~.s,-.5 -
s!zl - 81 } @5zz=:ss@5l
1870. SUMNER TIME TABLE. 1870.
st. Paul, Anoka, Elk River, Saint
Cloud and Sank Rapids.

1870. SUMNER TIME TABLE. 1870.
st. Paul, Anoka, Elk River, Saint
Cloud and Sank Rapids.
GOING NORTH. =,
teave 81. Paui:''''. ......7 80 A. n. $50 ?.
Arrive st. Coud.................. II Is 1.x. rs
GOING SOUTH, =.
ArrtveSt. Paul..., IL CON-. 90 4"
SAINT PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS -.
AND ,
go. Denlano Trains.
GOING EAST.
les's So, %
GOING VEST :''' ''''' ~
Leave st. 500 H.
645
A11iVo Oelsno''' 70
GOING WEST.
leave 81 1880 A.
GOING iiii'i EAST: - ~ A. .
Leave -....... $50 P. H.
MAIN LINE.
Saint Paul, Delano, Litchfleld and
Willmar.
GOING WEST.
Leave st. .......... asa. u
Is Minneapolis. ..1.....-.... o46
Arrive O04 Il.
GOING EAST. -.
Leave Wimar...... 80 4. L.
11xe 6lnnespoiis.... % ?.
A1f1ve ~. 90 r.
Stop Tor Dime 20 Minutes at Delano.
DUkCHASF TICKETS at the Stations beforeentsr.
L ingthe Cars at q Discountfrom theregulartrain
Paaeengers mustgettheir Baggage Checked before
- AFpiA Nov -
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r!s,.t.. w. WORKS THE
UNITED STATES WATCH COMPANY
Manufacturers
and both Nickel Frosted Movements ~ '-@~7
Ill
ansm claim Strength
other mandatory 80 Wy
all D.mond
card For sale BY the trade
Wholesale Rooms Is Maiden 4; co.. st.
by
the snats time
v -. ,.. N.1os -Barhgr MARI .p.a.ie
trac "Frsr Ahtn
BY
1901;
HENRY sh1TH
are refer below we'll known
ri6cates, the o.
B. p ROUNDS, - -
|
uo, 9. G&Sseaaqs:os RR - -. &C GRE
LOWS Governor low" ", xs;k:;r Car
Toledo 1an~.yt B. CT&5a
GILES, BRO. Manufacturers and Wholesale Jewelers.
"7"-o8'''7 CHICAGO,
Agent, st. Cloud Mimi
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4 OTICE.-U. 8. LAND OFFICE
G. A. GILMAN, Register.
dec1-6w% T. c. McCLUkE, Ksosivsv.
ArorICE-u, q. LAND OFFICE

AI0T1CE-U. 3. LAND OFFICE, I .s., H.
IN st. cloua, MINI, Nov. Is, 1870.
Complaint having besa entered at this once BY
!. Brssske against Andrew X. Smith for abandoning
bis Homestead Entry No. GA, dated Jan. 81, 1856
1pon nV section II, toWnp II, range 70 in 6tslfns
ssid entry: the said parties hereby summoned to
appear at this ofce on the 18TH DAY OF JANY, 1871
ct IL O'clock in the forenoon, toreepond and falnish
= 2.lHs: C. A. gillian, ksgister,
dsc1.6wl T. G. MCCLURE. Receiver :,
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IN Affections peculiar 70 Females 10 unsqsalsd BY any
f1lnsss. or Suppression Of Customary Evscustioos
uleerated o. sclrhus State Of The Uterus, and iii
complaints Incidental to tho sex, or the decline or
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FOR weakness arising from indiscreion. The exhaust.
Cd powers Of Nature which arc accompanied BY 70
many alarming synptons, among; vhieh :~ili b.
Waksfalnsss, Horror Of Disease, or Rossbodines 81
3vl: II faet, Universal Lassttuds Prostrtisn, and
Inability 10 enter isto the spjoyments Of society.
The Constitution
ones aMected with Organic Wsaknsss, requires The
cd o. Medicine to md invieor.te the ~
een, which Hslmbolds Extract .Buchu invariably
doee. II 10 treatment u sabmitted TO- 0oasumption
Or Ansa1tey snssss. '..> H. =
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win radically sxtsrninate iron the system disease
ar.tng from habits Of dissipation, ct little expense,
nstls or no cAangs In dot Inconvenience or expos
ure: completely aupsrsediag those unpleasant and
dangerous rsnsss Copaivs and Mercury, in all these
diseases.
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