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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-08-10
REPRESENTATIVE D1sra1crs.-In order

REPRESENTATIVE DIsTR1cTs.-In order
to answer many inquiries, We re-publish
the Representative sppor,ionment OF
Stearns County:
The First District comprises St. Cloud
City, and the towns Of St. Cloud, St. Au-
gusta and LINDEN; population, 1898.
Second district -Munson, Oak, Albany,
Avon, Holding, Brockwsy, St Weudle, lie
Sank and St. 10. F; population, 1870.
Third District-Fair Haven, Maine Prai-
RE, Rockville, Wakefield, mburg,
Eden. Lake, Paynesville, Zion. Lake Henry
and Spring hill; population, 1920
Fourth District-Sauk Centre, Ashley,
Melrose, Grove, Getty, Raymond, North
Fork, St. Martin and Grow Lake; popula-
ton, 1862.
Each District will be entitled to one Rep
resentative, and the entire county to one
Senator.
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,-Tobaccos, chewing and smoking of all
kinds, cheap at Mockenhaupt's.
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ALI kinds of dried and salt fsh, for
sale cheap, at Paul Mockenhauprs.
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"A Yankee down east has! I'M rented
yellow spectacles, for making lard look
AAo putleE.' a5ser f~e> f':.: ssr~ 2ztt -s"@t,,
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The PEOPLE understand that John Lau-
erman is really selling off his stock of
boots and shoes at cost, and they are max
ing rush for bargains.
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Anybody wanting to buy good goods
cheap. will do we'll to call at J. W. Ten
voorde's. He intends closing out the en-
tire stock of dry goods, groceries, crockery,
&c., now on hand, at cost, in order to avoid
the expense of moving it to mis- new storc-
room. Purchasers will beneht themselves
bv calling.
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Coates & Freeman have just had made
for the use of their meat market. q new
wagon which is one of the handsomest in
the State. It was painted by Mr.. J. G..
Wilson,
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Tho N. E. Society will change the Ex-
cursion into an Ice Cream Festival, at
sohwartz & Theis' Hall, on Tuesday even
ing, for the benefit Of Rev. W. W. satter-
lee.
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Fruit Of all kinds received daily at
Limperich's.
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=: ALLEN 4 RUssHLL's,

Drugs, medicines. paints, oils, dye
stuffv, &C., 1t
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Every town in Stesrns county should
bs represented ct the meeting in this city
on Tuesday next, to orgsuize = County
Agricultural Society. Farmers, look to
this.
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Dyspe ps1a, Ind ge stfon, Debility, Loss
of Nervous Energy, &c.
COMBINES the valuable elements Of Cherry,
Phosphorous and Iron, in a form acceptable
to the most delicate stomach, promotes the appetite
syst Especially adapted to the delicate consti
tutons of LADIES'
Each ounce contains twelve grains of Iron, and an
equivalent Of Cherry.
T1LDEN s. CO., Chemists,
New Lebanon, N Y, AMI 176 William st.. New York
For Sale by Druggists generally. anglo
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ST. CLOUD FAIR GkoUNDs.-The citizens
Of St. Cloud came out handsomely and lib
orally On Wednesday evening last, and SUBJ
scrited $4,000 with which to procure and
fit up their agricultural fair grounds. The
citizens Of that place do not lack for public
spirit, and ought to prosper.-Farnsrs'
Union. Minn e4DoEs -
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Rev. Henry Mills, pastor of tho Con-
gregstional Church in this city, will preach
his farewell sermon next Sabbath. Mr.. M.
10 minister Of decided ability, and his
congregation will part with him with re-
Rret.
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MONTGOMERY & WEST.

"A steamboat line between St, Cloud
and this city is talked of-Minnearoli.
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Pears and grapes in market.

Caleb is painting up tho West House in
good style.
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COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
CALL FOR ME- ETING,

-, , - - T. 5 ~ IS
$ The different towns Of Stearns Co., are
requested to cleo, delegates to meet in the
CITY Of St. Cloud, on Tuesday tho 10Th. day
of August 1871, for the purpose of forming
On agricultural and Mechanical Associ-
ation," said association to take measures
for the holding Of County FAIR this fall
It ls desired that all the towns shall be
fully represented.
R.'W. DELANO.
TIC. MCCLURE.
W. B. MITCHELL. -
:",t =. ~. LlMPERICH. -
ii L. ROBBERS.
Committee.
The above meeting will be held at the
Court House. at two O'Clock p. NJ.
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Mr.. Thomas Smith is building IN ad-
ditiou TO his storeroom, for his -four and
feed business.
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-Farmers in this vicinity are having q
shocking time in their grain folds.
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--On Sabbath last, Capt. Lueg WAS pros
trsted by sun stroke.
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Poultry, game, and choice meats of all
kinds at Coates & Freeman's. Also, a full
supply Of fresh vegetables. Leave your or
ders.
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Attention is called to the advertise
ment Of tho fall term of the State Normal
School.
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ABOUT Our NE1auBoRs.-We. learn from
the Sank Centre Herald that Mrs. Smith,
living on ". H. Tubs farm, was thrown
from q wagon, sustaining such Injuries as
may prove :fatal.........On Monday night
the meat shop of H. s. Boobar and the
farm house Ct G. L. Merry were entered
and money and various other articles taken
.........T The first term of the District school
commenced at Sank Centre on Wednesday
Of last week Mrs. JIM. Akers and Miss
Mollie J. Ellis teachers.........The Direc-
tors Of: Greenvale Cemetery invite expect
ant occupants to come forward now and Sc
lect choice locations.
The. Alexandria Post states that Douglas
County will hold fair on the 26th and 9th
of septem ber..... ..Grassboppers have not
done anything like the damage through
the Red River country that was at first re-
ported. The same is true Of Dough $ and
Otter Tail counties. The farms of M.ssrs.
Harris, McCauley and Turner. at McCau-
leyville, have suffered but little.
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"A steam bag mauufactory is to be
started here in the course of a few weeks
The power will DO obtained from Steven
son & Coz foundry.
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We find the following mention of
former citizen Of the place. DR.. Cromwell,
in the New Orleans Guard:
Doctor Cromw. II, Of New Orleans, was
the first Negro candidate for Congress in
tho United States. j. Willis Menard tho
first one elected. Hiram Revels the frat
United States Senator of African descent.
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TAKE Nor1cr.-All persons indebted to me
on saloon account are hereby notified that if
they do not make payment before the Goth
day Of August, 1871, their accounts will be
placed in the hands of N. F. Barnes, Esq,
for collection. mean business.
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kind Of Plow. Farmers should call and see
II
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"A serenading party started from here
last evening for sauk Rapids in Haywsrd's
big bus. In going across . bridge built
over creek and ditch near that town. tho
driver got too near to one side, and tho
bus went over, upside down, into the water
and mud. The top Of tic conveyance was
mashed, some Of the instruments ditto,
and several Of the young menwere bruis-
ed, though no bones were broken. It was
quite . narrow escape. . -
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Further developments show that Rev.
Frank Whitcomb alias Wellman alias
Brown, who is now gracing Sank Centre,
is scamp who hudded some time ago.
The Wrstevn Christian ADVOCATE of last year
contained lengthy exposure Of his opera
tons in Springfield. Mass. Another paper
tracked him to shakopee, in this State,
where he appeared as school teacher.
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NoTroR.-Opportunity will be given to oil
persons having unsettled accounts with the
undersigned, to settle the same at the Bank
Of St. Cloud until further notice.
PICKIT & ABBOTT.
st. Cloud, Aug 10'h, 1871.
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-Piokit 4 Abbott have sold their DWELL
ing house to Mr.. II. T. Daendels, Of the firm
! Of D. N. G. Murphy Co. 1t . fne ind
pleasantly located building.
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A large stock Of fresh groceries, at
Paul Mockenhaupt's.
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PURE BLOOD

With certainty and in abundance by and relia-
bic medicines of known ingredients and safety, and
unquestionable efficiency transcendent in it, adap
tatsn t. give tone and strength to the digestive
gans purity to the blood cleansing its disorders and
to arrest and heal TubcrSuial formations the fol-
lowing recipe:
TONIC of HEALTH
For the Lungs, stomach, Blood.
Dissolve vi (e) dracbms Ferri suph in one ~ o.
boiling water Dissolve one ~ OF sodae Phosph. in
the preclpitated Phosph. Of Iron till the washugs
are tasteless, with q. g.. dill Sulph. Acid, dissolve
cxcii 92) grs Qninine sulph in two (2) of water
carefully wash it: Dissolve thu Phosrh of Iron and
the Qunia thus obtained, as. Also vi 10y grs pure
s St, sh9ne srysssls in u.s. dill Phosph. Acid. Add
adding two (2) drachms Ext. Capsicum Frutescens'
adding two 81 like parts pure sacehsr. syr. Crepder
ing palataoe aud preserva,ive) This is tho ''N''
TONIC OF,;HEALTH"
For the Lungs or Throat, for the stomach. for the
Blood a" an Appetizer, and for all scrofuous or Tu
Dercniar Diseases. Physc ans will observe at once
snat 70 "rer single Bottles made up from this pre-
Glasgow University. scotland) requires that the
Druggist be skilled chemist, requires specially
adapted vessels requires three days tor the chemical
changes and manipulation and therefore at cost of
% 10 d 1or one bottle--whereas Druggists sell our
''TONIC or HEALTEar
At 81 for and so cents 70, o. hotties of the
highest STANDARD of Chemical and Medicinal purity
and we authorize all Druggists to warrant or guar
antoe satisfaction, or re- the cash and charge
bsck Its cost to US. Sold by Druggists aad jobbefs
at extra special rates to "the trade" Address Chi,
cago Office American Medicine Company. Six t6) s
o. bottles sent receipt of five ( dollars or three
~ for three (3) dollars. h;.,,': =
AarTonic Blood and Liver Pills, (Sugarcoated) in
glass bottles Us cents) one pill dose best
PERCEPTION known ior tho Liver and the Blood Sold
at s.: Cloud Ivy Nj. c. TOLMAN & CO. and 8. MAR
lat and st. Paul wholesalers. MOVES, BROS &
OoAA1ns I'd @J@TFr - Vl4p&6m
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Everything, according TO-, the New
York Mail, po;ntsto the conclusion that the
.tinge Of ''shoddy" which has dis6gured
New York society since 1851, is getting
ground out. Nobody wears . diamond
necklaces to breakfast at Saratoga j;
personal society journalism is de-
nounced and OBSCURE ged IN earnest, and the
desire for comfort has replaced the desire
for display. -
A census taker out West reports eight
thousand colonies in his district. "There
used to be more in that part Of the coun.
try" he says, "but large number of
them have been raised to generals"
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Davis. Beal & Co., will pay an advance
on st. Cloud prices for wheat 1t their
Clearwater mills. See advertisement.
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-Hslf-ripe watermellons are coming in
plentifully. Doctors and druggists look
happy.
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Summer dress goods, shawls, parasols
&C., ct cost, 1t Richardson's: III: u ~.
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APPLES CHEAP!-E. T.. Smith & Co.
have the agency for Quincy apples, and
have lot which must and will be sold at
any price. Call and get your apples,
and pay your own price for them. ~.
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Prof. Moore has lett Us some choice
specimens Of tho Duchess of Oldenburgh
apple, raised In his garden. They arc very
large, perfect and finely favored.
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-Spicer & Carlisle blow their own
whistle now. It's on their furniture fac
tory at the upper levee.
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-SVeitzsr Kase, extra good, just i'm
ported, and for sale cheap, at J. G. Hu.
ber's.
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The Sc. Cloud JOURNAL has entered on
its fourteenth year. The man has not vet
arrived in this State, who can get up = bet
ter weekly than friend Mitchell .-Anoka
Onion.
Thank you, CAPTAIN.
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"A large assortment Of extra crockery,
ct bottom figures, at ]. G. Huber's. p.

Sugars, teas, eeffees, spices, wines
liquors and cigars, at
=" az ALLEN & RussELl's.
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Tho Baptist Social Society will meet
With Mrs. E. Martin lover the river) on
g. Friday afternoon and evening, August
18th. All will be welcomed.
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ON MARRIAGE.

ON MARRIAGE.
Essays for Young Men, on great SOCIAL EVILS
and ABUSES. which interfere with MARRIAGE
with sure means of relief for the Erring and Unfor-
tunate, diseased and debiitate Sent free in sealed
envelopes. Address HOWARDAssOCIATI No.
70 Ninth st., Philadelphia, Pa.
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>'Ass'SS k~0sVA
gregstional Church in this city, will preach
his farewell sermon next Sabbath. Mr.. M.
Is minister Of decided ability, and his
congregation will part with him with re-
grst.
The Sc. Cloud JOURNAL has entered On
1ts fourteenth year. The man has not vet
arrived in this State, who can get up . 6et-
Ter weekly than friend Mitchell Anoka
Union.
Thank you, Captain.
When tho Deputy Assessor WAS max
ing his rounds throughout the upper Mis-
sissippi country, no went to one saloon keep.
Or, who blsudly informed that he was not
very particular his about liquor trade-tha.
his business WAS to keep gambling saloon,
and that bis bar was merely for the accom-
modatlon Of his customers
"A large picnic party, irrespective Of
age, sex or previous condition, started for
Briggs Lake this morning, for good time.
Guess they will have il.
P.s. Only, they didn't start. Cause ::
rain.
No. 2-They will 60 tomorrow.
Judge Crowe'l, Of st. Paul, and MIR. H.
s. Neil, Of Ohio. members of tho commits
sion appointed by the Interior DEPART
ment to look into Hall: Breed Scrip matters.
arrived here on Tuesday. They will re-
main until the close Of the week taking
testimony.
Mr.. J. r. Boyd is closing up his bus
mess, under the pressure Of an old account
which he claims he never owed. He ID
paying, to the last cent, every debt he has
In this State. We are glad to state that
Mr.. Boyd, who is an excellent business
men, will soon open out again with a new
stock.
On Monday We had call from gen.
tlsman from New Hampshire, who has
Travelled extensively throughout the West
during the past three months. He said he
considered St. Cloud one Of the hantisomest.
most favorably located and livest towns no
I had seen. He oontr.sted it specially with
Dnluth. and said the business appearance.
hsrewas much more favorable that 1t that
phs6 - IT, d. =. y: -.
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For your fresh, canned and dried
fruit. family groceries, &c., go to Limper-
ich's. He is selling cheap -:
-Hammonds Port, N. y, pure sweet
Catawba wine, at
.Ar1rv z, Pr,oorrr,c
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Jos. Green, at Anoka, will not receive
his letter until somebody calls At the Post
Office and sticks stamp on it.
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Mr.. James Hall has been initiated
into the mysteries Of Deputy Nssbyship
under Postmaster West.
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Soda water, purified and healthful, at
LIMPERICH's. :.
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FINE BUILDING Some time since. Hon.
C. A. Gilman, Register Of the U. 8. Land
Office. purchased the residence Of Vim. J..
Parsons. Esq, in upper town. He is now
having some very decided improvements
made. In front CT and joining the pres
ent building. he is putting up new part,
1887 feet, and in front Of this, another
part, 21x26. These additions, two stories
high, will be covered by . French roof,
and the whole will be finished off in the
very best style. A wide verandah will run
around two sides Of the building. and there
will be . porch on another. A bay window
will face the West. The cost Of the new
parts will be nearly $4,000, the builders
inform US. The plans were drawn by Mr.
A. E. Hus sey, Architect.
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Tho finest Eng ish breakfast tes-just
what you want-fo- sale At ]. G.. Huber's.
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THE UPPER MISSISSIPPI.

Ye Young Man Journcyoth Abroad
Seeth Crow Wing and Goeth to
Enthusiastically at The Table and
IL Left.
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There is some talk Of getting up a
Union Sabbath School picnic excursion to
Big Lake.
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u. D. Carr. Esq, Of Sank Centre, fa.
vored US with cali on Saturday. He say.
the people Of that town intend sending
delegates to this place on the 10Th, to as
sist in the formation Of . County Agricul.
tursl Society. Sank Centre will send live
stock, produce, &c., to the Fair. Mr.. Carr
says that the furniture establishment, Of
which he is member, will manufacture and
send down some 6ne articles Of their work
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PrRaoxAI..-Mr. r. E. Smith. Of Water
town. Wis.,. is whiting his brother J. G
smith, ESQ. Cashier Of the Bank Of st
Cloud
On Tuesday Mr.. John schoubo"n. Of
Richmond. aud Nr. F. LEM, Of Sp ing Hill.
called ut this ottice. Mr.. 8. says the farm
rrs in his vicinity are busy harvesting.
Nr. LEM reports the gr.sshoppers as DO
ing considerable damage In Spring Hill
aud adjoining towns. They injure the bar
| 10y the mo~t-~heat the lea>t.
Judge McKslvy returned Oh Thursday
from Thompson, and started on Monday tor
Duluth, to hold term of court at that
place.
DR.. A. E. Senkler started this week for
! Chicago to meet sister who is coming
here from Canada to spend tn, season.
Mr.. 8. B. P,nney returned home last
week From oil We can learn, We think
the st. Paul and Minneapolis papers have
treated him unfairly in tho matter Of the
late arrest.
Mr.. J. B. Abbott started yesterday for
Fergus Falls.
Mr.. P. J. vandersluis arrived here from
Holland on Tuesday last. The four sons
Of the family have thus, one after another,
came to this place, until now all are here.
Capt. West and Capt. Grovenor have re-
tired on half pay, and joined the invalid
corps.
Mr<J. r. Cleveland, Deputy q. 8. Mar
shall, Was in town on Tuesday evening, off,
cially.
Mr.. o. W. Sylvester, of Little Falls, was
| in town on Friday.
Quite a number Of New Eng,anders are
in town. Among the rest is Mr.. Whittier,
but he halls from the State Of Bangor, and
has no acquaintance with Maud Muller.
Mr.. Geo. Whiting, Of Clearwater, was in
the city on Tuesday.
Mr.. NJ. G. Putnam ane wife, Of Plates
vile, Wis.,, arrived here on Friday last.
Ms, P. is q sister Of the late Mrs. Davis,
and did not learn tho distressing news Of
her death until after arriving here. They
returned to Wisconsin on Monday, but will
be back again about the first Of Septem-
Der to make their home with Mr.. Davis.
RAILROAD lrExs.-Capt. Percival, who
has been engaged on the Brainerd Branch,
was in the city on Tuesday, ana informed
us that tho line had been located and stalk
ed out, and plans made for bridges, for the
entire distance to Brainerd, ready for the
contractors. He has prepared q nap of
the line and sent it to Gen. Spaulding, at
Brainerd, to be submitted 10 tho President
aud Directors, who are now in the State.
Capt. Percival expects to receive orders to
go to work on tho St. Cloud and Pembina
Branch. lie says the opinion is general
that actual work will be done on this last
named line this year.
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Lard,

In quantities to suit, at
~ =" D. NJ. G. MURPHY 4 CO.'S.
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MILL RICE : FOR FLOUR
0oRHLCILDwELKLYR BIZ pAYIsk CLARK
LUMBER MARKET.
ST CLOUD FVR MARkEr.
Corrected for TIE JOURNAL, by DIM. G.. Murphy d Co

lumber can be had only atthe yards 49,
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The subscription list Of the st. Cloud
JOURNAL is diminishing. CIV. Anstin has
had his name sorstched off.--Anoko Union
The time may come, possibly-though
not probably-when the subscription list Of
TIE JOURNAL will diminish, but if it should
ever became SO exceedingly small as Gov,
ernor Austin has shown himself to be, We
will quit the newspaper business.
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-stearns county has female physician
She 10 located at 81. 10.
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1t Il true that Morse 10 selling first.
GLASS groceries Ut the bottom figures. rs
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SEEClAL NOTICES.

THE CONFESSIONS OF AN INVALID.
DUBLISHED as a warning and for the benefit Of
L young mel, and others who suffer from Nervous
Debility. &C., supplying TIE MEANS OF SELF CURE.
Written by one who cured himself, and sent free
on receiving postpaid dire cted envelope.
Address NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Brooklyn, n. Y.
iunS GIN : = = -