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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-09-07
rIlH sr. CLOUD AND mAnKAro
~, ~ J.; RAILROAD.

Nj. &c. Braden,. Receiver of the
Litehdeh Land Office, was in the city
yess,sday, md from him We learn that
The Wispse .,apd st. Peter Railroad
COMPANY is preparing circular to be
cent T. the different towns along the
lips Of tho 81. Cloud and Mankato
Railroad, iasiiing .theu.to, send dele
spaioas " nset at'ss eafly day. with
he officer. Of 'the rod At St. +. Peter.
In said that this Company very
much desires to secure the connection
With 81. Cloud, and that: this move
n.st meess ~ carly 'beeinuipx IF -;
tiye SEPARATIONS 80 .., ~ '' Ill.,. 10, %,
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A POLITICAL. meeting of Scandina-
;vians was held at Litch6eld on the Goth
,d1t:, for the purpose Of securing union
and concert Ct action during the com.
ing election. The Republican says
Capt. A. A. Brown was unanimously
agreed upon as their candidate for Sec
rotary of State.
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THE VERY BEST YETI!
IMMENSE STOCK OF GOODS ON TIL
WAY.
For Montgomery & West.

Capt. J. Z. West, who. las been for some
weeks, and is still, in the East, has pur-
chased for this house \ magnificent stock
of goods of all kinds.
Special attention has been given to fine
dress goods, AMI the ladies may look fol
the most complete assortment of elegant
and stylish goods that has ever been
brought into Northern Minnesota. This
stock will meet all demands.
Some Of the invoices have already been
received, and the goods will be here in a
few days.
Look out for Montgomery & Vests new
goods!
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INDICTMENTS have been found
against tho President and Superictend.
ent Of the Staten Island Ferry Com.
pany, and the engineer Of the West.
field, for manslaughter iu the third
degree. The indictment against Jas
K. Mathews, United States Inspector
of Boilers, is for manslaughtcr in the
fourth degree. There is a great deaI
If speculation already as to whether
trials will be actually had.
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MINNESOTA NEWS.
Vice. President Cylfax has return
ad IN ,bo Eost

Vice. President Cvlfax has return.
ed to the East.
-Ou Friday Col. KING sold to Chas.
A. DeGraff, of Owatonna, So 900
worth Of bloodea short horn cattle.
-Thcs Beulah was Accidentally shot
through the head at Wells on Friday,
aud instantly killed
The Mankato Union says James
Griffith, of Sterling, was instantly
killed b. the accidental discharge Of
his gun.
Geo. Brown, a brakeman on the
McGregor night express, was crushed
to death while coupling cars at the St.
Paul junction on Friday evening.
The Hastings Gazette omplains
that the railrca1 brid 20 at that place
hangs fire, nothing having been done
on it for fortnight.
The Duluth Tribune says it has
been recently decided by tho Hudson
Bay Co. to transfer their business from
St. Paul to Duluth,
Tho Wiaona Rrp"b!ica" says that
G. s. Wood, ap"ntsr Of that CITY, was
struck on tho heaa BY moving TAIL
road car and dangerously injured,
--Geverner Auetia has pardoueI
Thomas Hall from tho State prison,
after having served two OUT Of 6ve
years for ac assault on a Swede woman
near St Paul.
Tho St. Charles Herald says two
boys, Frank Cone and George Sloan,
were both shot by the accidental dis
charge ola pistol. The wounds were
not serious.
AT the Minneapolis races on
Thursday, Dan Sutton won the $500
purse in 2.s5, 2:39 aud 2:37@. The
800 was wen by North Star Mambrino
in 2:374, 1914 and $40. Little in-
terest.
Mrs. VIM. Comfort, living near
Monticello, attempted to commit sui
eide on Saturday by swallowing lauda-
mum, but by prompt efforts hor life
was saved. Domestic trouble was Civ
ca as the cause.
The store of r. S. Lawrence &
Son, at Montevideo, Chippewa Co..
was burned on Wednesday night.
Loss $4,000; insured for s1,700
cause Of FIRE unknown first fire ever
in the town.
The police :orce and about twen-
ty citizens Of Red Wing, prepared tor
an inquest last Friday evening over a
body found sewed up in a sack and
floating in the river. 1t proved to be
the unsavory corpus of Newfouud-
land dog.
The running horse Red Bird
owned by Albert Fairbanks, of Grow
Wing, who beat Hoosier Boy for g
quarter aud d half mile, broke his of
lore leg on Friday night, and was
killed on Saturday. Best time, hall
mile in fifty seconds.
DIR. N. NJ. Bcmis, of Faribault
says the Republican, has made com
plant against Antoine Kobitski ane
wife, charging them with extortins
m"ney from him by violence add con
spiracy--a scan. mag. case. $500.
Mrs. G. +. Pike left her home on Fri
day while in a temporary fit of de
rangcment, but was Afterwards found
------The editor has been presente,
with Minnesota pear measuring 10;
inches in circumference.
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The Treasury statement shows that
during the month Of August the pub
lie debt was decreased $9,206,296.
The decrease since March LIST, 1869,
has been S251,s40,499. The Treas
ury Department has conceded bonds
amounting to $219,375, 200, for which
$40, 678,789 iu currency was paid.
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IxPoRrAur RAILROAD MATTERS.

0R0RTANT RAILROAD AATTERS.
In our local columns will he found
svssy full report Of certain railroad
ssso.iations which hsv. taken place
dssias the past week, vitality
Affecting 81. Cloud aud the entire up
per country. Az tho result of . con-
ference between the: Mayor and the
Rsilrosd Committee OF tho City Couu.
oil With Hon. Geo. L. Becker, Presi-
deat Of tho st. Paul and Pacific Rail
road Company, meeting OF citizens
va called, At which it was resolved to
offer the First Division Of that Railroad
certain inducements for running their
Branch iues into this city. Represent
atives Of the Company met with 4
joint committee ofthe City Council and
the citizens on Monday and Tuesday,
and after full and careful consultation,
the following proposition, made by the
city, Va. agreed upon. The City OF
81. Cloud to give to said First Division
St. Paul aud Pacific Railroad Company
right Of way through the city; TWEEN.
y acres for . Union Depot grounds;
and Sixty.F.ve thousand Dollars
IN bonds. In consideration Of this,
the said Railroad Company agrees
T. take up tho track and depot build
inga from St. Cloud to Sank Rapids,
on the line on tho east side of the river
(ftom St. Paul to Sank Rapids) !,
aud GROSS said line into this city at
such point ss the city may designate !;
to establish and maintain Union De-
pot on such grounds as the city may
designate add donate; to start the
Bralnerd Branch from this depot and
run it u p the west side Of tho Mis-
siesippi river as far as Watab (eight
m'les) aud there re.cross the river ;
and also TO start the Sank Valley Cor
Pembiua) Branch from this same de-
pot, and run ii as an Independent line,
northwestcrly, in the direction Of Sank
Csntse. BY this plao, three lines ,oiU
cesser in 81. Cloud.
The utmost harmony prevailed be.
tween tho representatives Of the peo-
pls AID Of the Company. There was
10 quibbling Of heaisaney ON the part o.
The latter in granting those things
which ware considsrsd essential to the
welfare and assured property of this
phei; eed in return tho people were
ptenpt aed liberal in their offers OF aid,
The proposition Wa equally satisfac.
tesy 70 shs Company and the people.
Il Il et course to be re- membe,ed
thst the matter il not now final; that
he proposition must be acted upon by
H. Direetors Of the Northern Pacific
Company 10y whieh the First Divis'
ia nsSwasd) q their meeting on the
l2tA j.st., y attend which Mr.: Becker
will leave St. Paul on the 10th.
Thsss seems to b 10 doubt, however,
~ .he .atilea'ion Of the agreement.
But, until thi. shall take place, We will
emit further comments. other than
tesy that both the Brainerd and Sank
Valley Branches have liberal grants Of
land from the government to aid in
theis construction.
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SENATOR CoNKLINa, of New York,
has written letter. urging the Repub.
llcaus Of that State to bury their per
sonal quarrels, and uoite in carrying
tho State for their party.
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uP CouS1RH.-Rev G. F. Kingsland, NJ
E. minister at Alexandria, says the Post
preached his farewell sermon on the Goth
ult.........Mrs. Josephine Pequard died at
Fort Abercrombie, aged 1O4 years.::;......::.
McKsnzle's party Of engineers, now run,
ming the survey through Alexandria, num-
bers seventeen men. Of these eleven meas.
ure over six feet each, aggregating a
trile over 60 feet. The tallest measures
6 feet 81 inches.
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The St. Paul and Pacific Railroad
Company has purchased new steel fish.
joint rails for the track from St. Paul
to Minneapolis. The charge will be
completed 10 about SIX weeks. Hour
" trains will then be run between the
two cities, aud the fare reduced to
twenty five cents.
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AFTER 4 two-days' session 1t Ovation.
~, Hon. Samuel Lord, Of Msntor.
yille, WAS, on Friday evening, nominated
oa,ths 206th ballot, as the Republican
candidates: for Judge Of the Fifth Dis
ErsHi$ T0! j + 49, -. - IT,
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On Friday evening six Of the party,
Known as the "Robeson party" which
left this State last spring for the gold
mines Of Montaus, returned to Mime
apolis. Robson had deserted them,
and though they followed him to Cor
rine, they failed to overtake him.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-09-07
THE HOME SHUTTLE
MACHINE

SEWING MACHINE
The Home Shuttle Sewing Machine hat
met with universal favor, wherever intro
duced. It is unsurpassed as combining per-
fiction Of operation,
Beauty and Simplicity Of Construction, ana
T.. =. Durability.
The Scientific American, Of August 18th,
1868, says ofit: :.
sThis invention relates to now shuttle
sewing machine and consists in, so com.
bining with each other an oscillating shut
tie driver, double cam feed motion, and .
slotted plate for moving the needle up and
down, that in one machine the main ad-
vatan ges Of m any different kinds Of sew.
ing machines are combined, whereby .
complete and satisfactory operation as well
as gFest simplicity 't9 Of construction e.42 =
/; They are sold at about
One Half the Price
Of other frst-class:machines. And in pls.
cesSwhefe they have been introduced; ~
taking the lead of all others.
i Those who: are thinking Of purchasing
win please call and examine the machine
and its operation. MRS. F. LAMB, (
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1T Is reported that Mr.. ponuelly will
be candidate on the Republican tick.
ct for State Senator from Dakota couu.
tY. His letter, received since the above
Was in type, would seem to contradict
this.
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A GRAND OPPORTUNITY.

Anybody wanting to buy good goods
cheap, will do we'll to cali at J. W. Ten
voorde's. He intends closing out the en-
tire stock Of dry goods, groceries, crcckery,
&C., now on hand, at cost, in. order to avoid
the expense of moving it to his new store.
room. Purchasers will benefit themselves
by calling.
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TODD CousTY.-At the Republican
County Convention on Monday, the follow
ing nominations were made:
Auditor-J. V. Brewer.
Register Of Deeds-J. v. B. Villa ms.
Clerk Of C0urt-C. Harkins.
Zredsurer-C. Buss.
J. V. Brewer and J. Wait were elected
delegates to the State Convention. They
were not instructed, but are understood Il
be ti-Austin. $3.50.
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TIE Saint Paul Ptoneer'. $4,000
house was drawn s',9x BY D. Dr.: Murphy, Of
St. Paul. -,
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Remember to 60 to Allen & Russell's
when you want to buy goods. They guar
antee to sell to you at lower figures than
any other ouse in st. Cloud. Remember
this. They mean Just what they say.
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QUICK WORK. On Saturday forenoon, at
eleven o'clock, an order was received at
Stevenson & Co.'s foundry for two flanges.
weighing four hundred pounds, for Bridg-
mans mill. The patterns were made, and
the fanges cast, bored and fitted before
twelve o'clock that night, SO that the mill
was able to resume work, on Monday morn
ing. This was remarkably quick work.
1t was also evidence Of the great benefit Of
having home foundry.
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GET THE. BEST

It is not hard to tell which is the favorite
threshing machine with the farmers of
Northern Minnesota. The general demand
is for the J. I. Case & Go. Thresher, which
is pronounced by those who have used it to
be superior to any other manufactured. 1t
will thresh more grain, .thresh it quicker
and cleaner, and last longer than any other
thresher in the market. These machines
are for sale at Capt. Grovenor's warerooms,
where all the best agricultural implements
in the country, with a full stock Of extras,
can always be found.
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MA RK THIS

Every Republican paper which sup.
ported the Bond scheme last spring,
now favors Governor Austin's re-nomi.
nation.
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0RsA1i srer the struggles for pap.-S
Paul Di.pqtch -. =.
"You know how it is yousselfl"
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Mr.. Geo. E. Fuller, leader Of the St.
Cloud Quadrille Band, presents his card in
this issue. Mr.. F.'s band makes good
music, as party-aoers can testify.
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If farmers want good plow, call at
N. Labr's. Patronize home manufactures;
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For purified and healthy sodawater go
. L1MpER1cH's.
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RnPUBLIcAN STATE CONVENTION

The Twelfth Annual Republc'r state , Ge Con On
ten x g hsd 8 saint Paul s. o. kMRHR
TH1 TWINTIETH DAY or i, n,at..s;n1 a. ~. ~
at loJl a. ~ n, for the purpose o. nomlnsng en-
Aistes for the following State omces 10 10 n'Aeo u
the usxt general election, viz:
GOVERNOR, .
LIEUTINANT GOVERNOR,
A1oRDTARY OF STATE. .
STAF1fxRASURER,
A1fo1NAY 01N1RAL, and ,.r,,,,,r
TWO ASSOCIATE JUsT1CES OF THEsUPkEME
o0Ulf. =. 80:
The sp1oet;onnsnt Of Delegates. which has been
dssesni1sl 1pea, 10 based uloa the Republican vote
for oeagseee1sa In 1870, % follows:
thereof and also one for each county 1t large.
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If you want good goods at low figures,
70 to Allen g. RusselPs. -.
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RAILROAD MArTERs:-The railroad survey
through Alexandria still progresses steadi-
~. The preliminary line has been run
from Sank Centre to this place. The dis
tance is twenty-four miles, an air line be.
ing twenty three and one-third miles. This
is close running. Apracticable route with
light work has been found on the survey
Three lines have been tested at this place,
two crossing Lake Winona on the town
site, and the third running around tn.
south end of the lake. Another line viii
still be run, striking the north end of the
townsite. The survey will continue by tn,
most direct and feasible route to Evans
vile, connecting there with SINNERS sur.
vey to Fergus Falls The probabilities ore
strongly in favor Of tho Alexandra rout,
from St. Cloud to the Northern Pacific
The survey via Osakis and Riverdale t
Otter Tail City, was abandoned on tn
north slope of the Leaf Mountains ty order
Of the board of directors.- Alexandra
Post.
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ALI kinds of canned goods, fine teas,
cotfees, sugars, &c., cheap, at Paul Mock
enhaupts. t.
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"A lot Of new craRberries, for sale a
Allen s. Russelps.
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Boar UPsEr.--UNPIEAsAxr PRED1oA.
NENT.-Oa Sabbath last DR.. B. r. Palmer,
8. Pendergast, DR.. McN1ssters, and Mr..
Butler Of Sank Centre, were out in q sail
boat in the middle Of the lake at that place
when storm came up and heavy gust of
wind struck the boat, upsetting it in abou.
thirty feet Of water. The waves ran too
high to render swimming safe or possible,
and the four men olung to the boat for two
hours. until it dr,fted into about eight feet
Of water. Mr. Perderg asst and Dr. Mck1as.
ters then took spar and swan to shore
leaving the other Two men hanging on the
boat. In about an hour they returned
with another boat, rescuing their thorough
ly soaked. chilled and well-nigh exhausted
companions. DR.. Palmer was seized af:
forwards with severe stack Of conges.
ton Of the lungs, but is now better.
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st. Cloud Quadrille Band.

The undersigned will furnish first-class
music for Balls. Special attention given to
supplying private parties. with from two to
five pieces, as may be desired: =.
Charges reasonable. $780,
GEO. E. FULLER.
st. Cloud, Sept. 18th, 1871.
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CTRAYED.-On Monday. August 2sth,
y from the premises of Mrs. E. Cram,
ONE COW, bright red streskcd with brin-
die, and q little white on face and one flank.
Wore yoke when last seen. Any one re-.
turning said COW or giving reliable in
formation As to where she may be found,
will be suitably rewarded. ri"
49,. 80 MRS, E. CRAM, :
St. Cloud, Sept, 7, 1871. .,- ::
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Horse and OK Shoeing
Attended to in the best manner by Mr..
SAMUEL BoGENR1Er, who has had many
years. experience.
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1RED. DRIsC0LL, Chairman.
~. W1LL1AMS. Secretary.
DaeoA u. 1aal. July q, 1871.
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$50 GOLD
o. rRr 80
NORTHERN PACIFICRAIlROADCO
Rapid Progress of the wssasss

F1'KE building a the Northern Facitic Rail.
road. lbegan In July last,) Ia being pushld
iorwars with great energy from both rrspbl.
tict II the line, Several thousspdineIi afe en-
ploycd il Minrrsota on the Pacific coast. Tia
grade Ii aearl, completed se6 miles westward
from Lake Supelisr y trains are running over
100 miles Of fiishe,i rnst, and rack'laying
Y Il rapidly progressing tcwasdsi he eastern hor.
,dercf Dakota, luclndiDa ~ purchase Of tho
ST Paul 4 Pacific toad .h northern Pacific
Company nov has Ala m,lus Of completed
road and by September next this will 10 in.
creased 10 at least 500,
"A GOOD INV ESTMIsNT. Jay Cooke 4
Co., nrepnow selling ind l.uhesitatingly rec.I
ommend, as a Profitable md perfectly Safe
Investment, tho First Mortgage IAudl Grant
Gold Bonds Of the northern paoiGc Railroad
Compay, They have 80 yca,s 10 run, bear
Seven and Three 1enths per cent goldlintor 4
est more than 8 per cent curenny and arg
secured by first and only mortgage ca the IN.
TiRk ROAD AND It'll EQUIPMENTS, md also, As fast
as The Road scon pleted, on $4,000 A CRIES
OF LAND to every mile Of track, Of 500 I
| Acres for each ore 81 900 Boni THY are
exempt from U. :. Tax; Principal and lnterest
are payable in gold Denominations; Coupons,
500 TO $1,000; Registered 900 70 so 900,
LANDS FOn BONDS. Northern Pacific
7-3O's are at all times receivable At TES.r sns
CANT, ABoys rAR, In exchange for Companyw
Lands, at their lowest cash price. This rsn-
ders them practically isrERshy DGAalSo LAND
wApRANrs. ttsi
SINKING FUND. The proceed Of all
sales Of Lands arc required 70 b devoted To tho
70 purchase and cancellation Of the First Mort.
gage Bonds oflhe Company The Land Grant
Of Tie Road exceeds Fifty Million Acres, This
i,nmenss Sinking Fund will undoub.,d-
y cancel the principal II The CnmpnnPs
Bonded debt before II falls due MN their
ample security and hight ralt d II grest, Tiers
Ia no in,cstnl. MI accessible o Tue people,
which "a more PRorIrABLt n sArR, <,
4 EXCHANGING u. s. YlvF.IN IN.
TIES. The succuess Of the New Goyemmsnh
3 per cent Loan will compel The early urren.
der 81 United States per cents Many hold 7
ers 81 Fiye.Twcnlisa are now exchangiug them
for Northern Pacific Scyen.lhirles thus rea.
lining a handsome profit aud greatly incrcas
ing their yearly income lissa
OTHER SECU NiTlES. All markets
bic Stocks and Bonds will BE- received a their
highest current price IN exchange for Northern,
Pacific Seven. Thirtics, ExpnsIs cHAoEs on
Money or Bonds received and on Seven. Thit !.
ties sent BY returns, will be- paid Ivy ,heFi.I
nancial Agents. Fullinformation, naps,pam.
phletA, ETC., can DO obtained 90 application at
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Commissioners Sale.

commissioners Sale. 70
Samuel 7 Alexander1
Wm.P Henson, et.al
n pursuance Of decree Of Che c;r.,;,
i vour. o. Putnam county. Yves. Va n.da
on the I'm day Of March, 1871 in The s ,sae
entitled cause, the undersigned Special a a c"ma
missioner appointed BY said decrse ~ rI ~.
On the sOth day Of May, 1871,
at the from: door Of the Court Hooso y ~,
county q Putnam at public auction y ' ;ha
highest bidder the interest Of W, p Hsn. ~ 'as
the lands Of v. W. Tucker, deed. 1''n'0n IN
!. Terms Of Sale:-Oash as 70 SS,x per ron,
ana upon credit Of six and ,vsiys ~ r,o u.ls
y y lhe residue, taking bonds with von, ~
isuliy i9r the deferred payments and tsserv; y,
ne Iegal title as further security. "s
TH0S. q. HARVEY
april @-4w. Special Commissions,
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. u
Tho Presbytery ofjGreenbrier met in
this place May 18th I'D after harmonic
Gus and pleasant needing adjourned on the
18th, to meet in Lelisburg, October 18th
Tile following minister's were present;
s. r. Houston, H. Leps, J, o. Barr
N. H. Bittinger Edward Ellis, James
Haynes, B. B, Blair, A. 9. Stewart, NJ
s. Lucy aud David sydenstricker Ten
ofthe Churaes were represented BY Ell
ders. Beades tho regular routine Of bus
iDess, Mr. Sydenstrickcr was ordained t
tho full work Of the Ministry. There il
oplaco where our Presbytery met with !
more cordial reception, or were moro hos
p'tably entertained than in Point Pleas
ant, The services held in connection will
the Presbytery were attended by large ant
interesting congregations, and doubtless
lasting impressions for good were mad
upon many hearts. j. C.
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Including Including Farmers. Mechanics. Merchants, Pro.
le'sional Men, Worken, Thinkers. and ali n,a,.
nor Of Honest Folks, aud tho Wlys,. Son, ', an,
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ONLY ONE DOLLAR a YEAR,
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o. loss than Ono Cent Copy. Ia. thor, /. .
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sEMI-WEEKLY Sun, saA YEAR.
Q. tho same size and general clarso,,,
. NE MELkLY, but within greater variety Of
miscellaneous reading. aud furnishing I'm nsv.
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