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The St. Cloud journal., 1871-04-13
e. G. JONES.
T. A Z IO-R .

Hashsngton dve"ue, oPpos,te Poet Office,
DE0S to inform tho inhabitants Of St.
IL Cloud and tho surrounding district that
he proposes carrying on his business at tho
above address. and hopes that by prompt
attention combined with reasonable CHARGES
he may be favored with public patronage.
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MINNESOTA IRON WoRKs.-Messrs. Lee
& Hardenbergh, at Minneapolis, are pre-.
pared to do all kinds Of work In iron o.
brass in the very best manner Stationery
and portable engines. boilers, gang and
circular saw mills, turbine waterwheels,
mill furnishing. gearing, &c.. manufactur-
ed and supplied on the most reasonable
terms. Price lists will be furnished on ap-
plication.
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Notice to Con tractors.

A meeting Of the Supervisors of the
TOWN Of CLINTON LAKE, County of
Sherburne, State of Minnesota. will be
held at he Shcoolhouse at Big Meadows, on
the Goth day of April, A. D. 1871, at the
hour of "a. NJ. to receive tenders for the
REMOVAL AND RECONSTRUCTION OF
THREE BRIDGES,
now spanning Elk River in SAID town, &C.
cording to plans and specifications to be
seen at the house Of J. L. BRADY, Town
Clerk of said Town.
]. P. WILKINSON,
:. J. SULLIVAN,
FRED'K A. THOMAS,
39-3w Supervisors.
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FIRST DIV. ST. PAUL T. PACIFIC R. r
Summer Time Fable,

Summer Time Fable:
SAINT CLOUD TRAINS.
Leave St. Cloud 7:l5 A. n. and 215 Pm.
Arrive do 1910 P. n. and 7:20P.x
ST. PAUL TRAINS.
Leave st. Paul 7:c0 A. y. and 23O P. n.
Arrive do I'm. and P. NJ.
MINNEAPOLIS TRA1Ns
Leave Minneapolis 7:5O A. H., and ESQ ?. II.
Arrive do ll:35 A. n.
Passengers taking the morning train from Saint
Cloud for Minneapolis charge cars At St. Anthony
function And arrive At Minneapolis at IL .35
The 2l6 ?. H. train from St. Cloud, does not max q
connection At St. Anthony Junction with the train
tor Minneapolis, but passengers take omnibus for
Minneapolis on arrival OF train.
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YouR W1FH wASTs 1r!-A Doty Washing
Machine and Universal Wringer. Boyd has
them. Best thing In use.
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DIED.

In this city on the 10th inst, of con-
sumption, HENRY HoEPNER, aged SS years.
Mr.. Hoepner was highly respected IN this
community as q business man and as
citizen. His funeral, which took place on
Tuesday afternoon, with Masonic ceremo-
nies, was very largely attended.
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.Sr. CLOUD, April Is, 1871.
Wheat-But little coming in. Prices un-
changed No 95c $1.00; No. 2, 9Oc.
Oats command 46c.
Corn, shelled, 65a70c.
Barley-very little demand may be
quoted at 50a55c.
Rye, $50.
Bran is worth SIS per ton, and scarce.
Hay, is Of excellent quality this year, and
sells at $6.
Beans, $3.50 to $500. according to
quality.
Potatoes,- retail at 81 90; coming il
freely.
Cheese--Minnesota, zoe New York, 25c.
Green apples ore quite scarce 1t $7.6oa
500 per barrel.
Butter-20a25c.
Eggs, 15e.
Wool, 35c.
Dry maple wood is worth $4a$4.60 for
full cord; green maple, oak, SO. $4a$4.25;
tamarac, $3.50.
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WHEAT WANrED.-Fsrmers having wheat
to sell will find it to their advan-
tage to call on H. z. Mitchell, before sell
ling. Headquarters at H. G. B1rbank's
Office on st. 4ermain street.
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Doors AND SHOES. Attention is directed
to tho advertisement of MIR. John :Leisen
in this issue. Mr.. L has not only always
q very large stock Of goods on hand, but he
has superior facilities for making additions
at almost days notice and to any extent.
His prices will be found very reasonable.
Those who need anything in his line will
do well to give MIR. Leisen a call.
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--0rsnges. lemons, fgs and dates, At
Smiths Grocery.
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Mrs. OtteR.IIeyer will send stock OF
millinery goods, trimmed hats and bonnets,
kid gloves, parasols, jewelry and fancy
goods. by an age,t, through the upper
country. Each town and village will be
visited, and an opportunity afforded oil
who may need this class of goods to make
purchase at low figures. This arrange
mcnt will begin May 1st.
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GRAND OPrNIxa.- Mrs. 0ttensmeyer
would announce to the ladies Of St. Cloud
that she will have . grand opening Of new
millinery and fancy goods on Tuesday and
Friday Of next week. This stock is very
complete, and will be sold at lower figures
than ever before.
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p. J. Limperich has his frigid cream
soda fountain all ready for work, and will
charge it in few days He has purchase
new marble counter, on which he ha.
the fountain.
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THE MARKETS.

Mrs. Nettie Chase Hoyt's wedding
presents we're valued at $4,000.
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FoR SAIE.-A Wheeler & Wilson Sew.
ing Mschine-frst-class- new
Will be sold On favorable terms. Inquire
at this Office.
Also, Wilcox g. Gibbs machine, new
Chance for . bargain.
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A BARGAIN An American Shuttle Sew
ing Machine, with black walnut case, en-
tirely new, can be had at decided bar
gain. Will be sold for $45 cash. Inquire
at this office.
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-New prints, and a general stock of
new spring goods,
Ar Richardson's.
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Pure liquors. for medicinal and ether
purposes, At Boyd's.
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"A large assortment Of mems and boys
clothing, just received aad for sale cheap
for cash, At MoHToonExY & WIs1's.
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so BALES OF HOPS,

The attention Of Brewers is called to the
fact that We have Thirty Bales of choice
Hops on hand for sale.
D. NJ. G. MURPHY e. CO..
St. German Street, St. Cloud.
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n9-9eo. p. Rowell + Co., 40 Park Row,
New York, and 8. NJ. Pettengill Co.. 81
Park Row, New York, are tho sole agents
for TRs JOURNAL, in that city. and are au-
thorized to contract for inserting advertise
me1ts for Us 1t our lowest cash rates.
Advertisers in that city are requested to
Q. their favors with either of the above
b uses.
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Another car load of those celebrated
Whitewater wagons, just 'eceived,
Ar GRovENoR's.
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Farmers will take notice that Jos. Eide!
brock pays the very highest price in cash
for wheat.
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Go 70 Montgomery l. Vests, and par-
chase coed suit Of clothes for hilssn dol
ls1D.
SO far - " have been able TO learn,
ness Of the peach orchards in Northern
4inuesots we're injured by the late storm
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HIGHEST PRICE FOR WHEAT.

For fresh staple and fancy groceries
cheap, 60 to Limperich's. --.-~...
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-Rev. J. F. Clark, missionary from
Turkey, will speak iu tho Congregations
church on next Monday evening, instead OF
Friday, - announced in the churches.
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-On the first page is = sensible and
pleassntly.writtsu article on ''Bsef st eak
for Ministers" Read il. II may be just
what you need.
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For anything you wsnt in the grocery
line, Arst-class goods and fair figures, 60
10 Boyd's.
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Extra selected yellow Peaches, No. /,
At Limperich's.
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Goods cheaper than ever, At Smiths
Grocery.
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EDWIN M. WRIGHT.
A 7 T ORN Ely AT LA W
Office in Bells Block, St. German Street.
ST. CLOUD, MINNESOTA
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
GETTING MARRIED.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on the delights o.
Married, with sanitary for those who feel UNITED
for matrimonial happiness. Sent FREQ, in sealed en-
velopes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Boz
p Philadelphia, Pa.
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Dessicated cocoa nut. preserved
ounces, Michigan crackers, all fresh and
choice, al Limperich's
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-Hominy, oat meal, nd cracked wheat
at Boyd's.
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Tho Minneapolis Associations Gifi
Drawing he's been fxsd positively for May
18th.
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-Fresh groceries received every day, at
PAUL MoCK1NHAupr's.
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AnR1vAI.-The largest lot of teas ever
received in St. Cloud, at
ALLEN e. RussELL's
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COUNTY FA1R.-We have repeatedly
urged the Importance of an annual fair
being held in Stearns county. In this mat
ter, our farmers and manufactures seem to
be sadly lacking in enterprise. A very
oredltable display Of stock, grain, produce
anu various manufactured articles could he
made. The benefits would be import
ant to all concerned. In many other 10.
calitles monthly sale fairs are being held,
with the most satisfactory results At the
first Olmst cad county fair of this character,
held at Rochester last week, over $4,000
worth of property changed hands. stearns
could at least commence with an annual
fair. Who will move for one next fall? It
IS not too early to begin preparations now.
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FuRrHER AlR1vAL.-Mr. J. P-ondx,nski
has received large additions to his new
stock Of goods, including cloths. clothing.
gsnt)emen's furnishing goods il large vari-
ety, &c., &c. Having secured the service,
Of first class cutter, he is able to do Gus
tom work on short notice and in the best
and latest style.
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TO BUSIN ESS MEN.

Dried fruits and canned goods.
At BOYD's,
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Another car load of Esterly Seeders
and Buckeye Drills, just received
Ar GRoYrNoR'a.
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Il have tried all over town, but the
cheapest place 10 Smiths Grocery.
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MIR. H. G. Martin, of tho Pacific House.
hos just sowed two hundred acres of grain
On Governor Marshall's farm, near the de-
pot, on the east side of the river. In four
days and . hslf, with one seeder, he sowed
200 bushels Of oats on Is acres of ground
Hs claims this to be the quickest work ever
done In Minnesots- Martin Is a very
truthful man.
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"A notice concerning the rebuilding of
bridges across Elk River, in the town of
Clinton Lake, may be found in another
column. Plans can be seen at the Office OF
MI. ]. L. Brady, Town Clerk:
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CoNsoL1DATEo.-Davis & Clark, Of this
city, and Davis & Besl, of Clearwater,
have consolidated into the one firm OF
Davis. Beal 4 Co. They will continue op-
erations at the Uuion Mills, Of st. Cloud
and the Clearwater mills, and their two
dour and feed stores here. The new firm,
which is strong one, embraces the old
members-C. F. Davis, C. r. Beal and
Lewis Clark.
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The choicest aud cheapest teas, sugars,
and sy.sps, q Limperieh's.
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Cigars, snuffs. tobacco, wines and
liquors At ALLEN & Rnsss11's.

-Messrs. Plat l. Barnard, who have a
tWenty-mile contract on the Northern Pa
eihc. loft this city on Saturday with large
1oree Ut men and teams, for active oper-
ations.
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HOUSE FOR SALE.-We offer for sale,
cheap for cash. house and lot, north-wes.
Of the Normal School. Inquire at
ALLEN & RUssrLl's.
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Go to Tobey & Mitchells for all pat
terms Of wall paper.
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"A lot Of choice aAvoring extracts and
perfumery. at Paul Mock ken nhaup.'s.
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Cu7IER1.-P. Mockenhaupt has on hand
fine assortment Of table and pocket cut
lery which he will sell Is cheap as tho
cheapest.
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Timothy, Hungarian and clover seed
ALLEN + RussE11's.
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Capt. A. 0rovenor has purchased the
dwelling house on Wellss avenue formerly
occupied BY Mayor Curry, and moro re.
Gently BY J. B. Mills. The location is q
very pleasant one.
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Mr.. 8. B. Luther has removed to his
farm near town.
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-Groo cries Of al kinds, At
ALLEN & RussILL's.
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boA1D OF EDucATlox.-Ths Board met
on The evening ofths Sd inst. Present: Ur.
1o'msa President, and Barnes, Clark, voss.
berg, 9delbroek. Enderls and Bennett,
A communication from r. II. Dam 70 |.
awe to furnishing blinds for the Union
sshoelheass vas read, and on motion Of B.
Vesao srg laid On the table.
"szraats for the Jsnitor for serviees
dariag February and March, $50, wsre
dlswa.
The following bills we're allowed:
y. q. Hovdsn, for brooms, S1.2o
J. Edsleseek, cord wood, 4. 80
The Beard then adjourned.
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y. B. Vanrensalcar Of St. Cloud, agent
for J. P. Nanny. dealer IN Agricultural
Implements, called on US Thursday. Ee
has appointed King & Whyborn their agent
in this place.-Litchfeld Republican.
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HAs CoHs.-Mrs. Ottensmeyer's new
stock OF millinery goods has arrived, and
is the largest ever yet purchased for this
market. It includes everything in that
line. A very large assortment Of parasols
and kid gloves. As will be seen by no.
tice elsewhere, Mrs. o. will have q er and
opening on Tuesday and Friday Of mex t
week.
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"THE M1NsTREL's CunsE."-On the first
page Of this issue is published q faithful
translation, by DR.. c. Schulten, of this
city, of Uhlsnd's beautiful and well-known
piece, '9ss sinsess Gla&." (the minstrel.
Curee.") A comparison with Baskerville.
translstion will show the superiority of thi,
in many respects. 1t is but due to DR.. 8
to say that he had never seen the other
translation, until his attention was called
to it. by some friends to whom he had sub
mitted his own. It is fine piece, admir-
ably rendered.
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Tho Late firm Of Pickit & Abbott have
made satisfactory settlement with their
creditors, paying so per cent, and will re-
gans business In this city. Glad Of it.
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See new advertisement of E1 ". Clark
Co., Bankers, Dulu'h.
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-Mouteomery & West have purchased a
hns assortment Of staple and fancy dry
goods, including silks, poplins, and real
gu'pure and thread laces. Also, a large
assortmsnt Of carpets, all Of which will ar
rive by the 10Th Of April.
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"A full stock of lamps, for sale cheap
1t Paul Mockenhaupt's.

Coop CHAzc1.-Mr. H. Ottensmeyer Of
ters for sale the Opera Saloon and fixtures
The stand is one Of the best in the city.
The stock on hand will be sold and crt dit
given for tho entire amount Of the pur-
chase. This is good opportunity for any
one who may want desirable stand for
saloon and restaurant. Az.
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II bought that whole package Of sugar
1or one dollar, at Smiths Grocery. ~-.--.--
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FoR THE CHIPPEWA AGENCY Mr.. E. P
Smith. the newly appointed Indian Agent.
WAS in the city last week on his way to the
Agency at Leech Lake. While here he
purchased several yoke Of o-en, . number
Of cows, pigs, and quito quantity Of
agricultural implements to be placed on
the Agency farm.
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"A irst-class Family Paper forty weeks
for one dollar. See advertisement.
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WANTED "A number of cabinet and
chair makers, at Spicer & Carlisle's Steam
Factory.
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er Blank forms for bids for furnishing
Government supplies, for sale at this Office.
Orders by mail promptly filled.
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MlLL1NERY NorlcE.-Mrs. Il. NJ, Lam
bert Of Chicago will be here, and open her
stock Of now millinery goods, BY the mid
die Of next week. Tho ladies ef St. Cloud
and vicinity are assured that this is the
largest aud most complete assortment 0!
millinery goods ever offered for their In
speetion. Rooms in the 'Cr omvelv'
building, three doors south Of Mcclure q
bank.
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Hunting ducks in sleigh isn't done
every year, bat /. vss this.
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Choice teas and coffees, direct from
New York, just received at Edelbrock's.
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:PEl:o>AL-Mr. G. N. Smith. who hns
b e" ~ugugei tor some lime with Pick.
l. Abbott. started yesterday for Fort Garry.
He 10 . oung mnu Of foe 'epu'aticn and
We wish him asuuIaut success In Her
Majesty's Possessions.
j. P. Wilson, Esq, has returned from
Duluth.
M.jor F,idley vas in the city on Mon
day.
Rev. l. J. Burgess, Of Deahnm, Mass,
was in town this week, the guest Of MIR. F.
Il. Dam.
Mr.. E. II. BY, Of Fletcher, Bly, 4 Co.,
supply agents Of the N. P. r. r., was in
the city on Saturday on his way to Otter
Tail.
Mr.. L. E. Tubbs, of sauk Centre, was in
the city this week.
Mr.. A. Montgomery, Of Montgomery &
West, returned on Tuesday evening from
tho East. he has purchased goods all the
way from Chicago to New York and Bos
ton.
Miss F. E. Clark started for the East yes
terday to purchase new stock of millinery
goods.
Mr.. J. NJ. Rosenberger, having recover
ed sufficiently, started again for the East
on Tuesday.
ybe Misses Sinclair left here yesterday
for Fort Garry, over five hundred miles
northwest of St. Cloud, where they will
join their father and mother, who went
through last fall. Quite q journey for a
couple of young ladies.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Cortelyon who nave
been spending the winter with their SON.
in-law, VIM. Mulliken, left on Tuesday
morning last for their home in New Jersey.
They wish to express thanks to The friends
in st. Cloud, tor the many marks of friend
ship shown them during their stay here.
Come again.
MIR. NJ. Dunlap, who was running as
messenger on the stage line from this city
Fort Abercrombie, has gone into the
Northwestern Express Office at the latter
place.
Hon. C. A. Gilman, Register of the U. 8.
Land Office, returned yesterday from a trip
east.
Messrs. s. W. Master, of Thomson, and
Fred. Kirk, Of Camden, Maine, are in the
citv, With view to locating in business.
Maj. Murphy returned on Friday from
business trip up the Sauk Valley ana to the
Otter Tail country. This firm is doing
very large wholesale business.
SOCIAL SoC1ErY.-Some of our Holland
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D. NJ. G. MURPHY & co g.

Remember that Limperich is now to he
found, with splendid stock Of groceries.
in Lahr's block, formerly Horns Restau-
rant stand
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Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Lumbsgo, Sciati-
ca, Pam in the Back and Side Snraihs,
Stiff Joints. Frozep Limbs, Chill
blains. Cuts. Wounds, Bruises
Burns, Scalde, Fever
Sores, Tooth Ache. Ear
Ache. Head Ache,
no difference how
bad nor what
it proceeds
from.
Chapped Lips, Chapped Hands, stings of
Bees, Bites Of Poisonous Insects. and in
fact all Of the external Pains and Aches
that the human family is heir to, by rub
bing it freely on the part affected, without
fric ion
For Tooth Ache, saturate little cotton
with it and place it in tho hollow of the
tooth; ana for Ear Ache, drop two or
three drops of it into the ear affected,
And nll Pain will Instantly Cease.
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Omcial Paper OF the City.

~ The Circulation Of The journal
DOUBLE that OF any other paper
0abllshsdi1 Northern Minnesota. Let
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Wild geese on Saturday.

Sec Election notices.
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INDIAN TERR1T0RY.-Mr. s. T, Wood.
who is with Gen. Barrett's government
surveying party, sends $500 from Fort
Arbuckle, Indian Territory, for The Jour-
NAL, and says:
"spring has fully opened with us, and
We wear summer clothing with impunity
You probably know what surveyors rig
amounts to in summer. But despite the
early spring, l confess to decided prefer
ence for Minnesota. especially. for survey
ing We have completed about half of
the Chickasaw nation. 1t is expected that
1t will alt be finished by the first of Sep
tember. We will then make IN attack on
tho Greeks and Seminoles."
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Base b alls, It
TosHY & MlrcHRLL's.
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FARMING MACH1NERY.- judging from
the heavy sales being made, We judge that
the farmers of Northern Minnesota appre-
este the advantage Of having convenient
80 extensive and complete an establish
ment as Ctpt. Grovenor's. All the stand.
ard farm machinery is kept on hand ,and in
addition, full stock of extras. Call at
Grovenor's warerooms, or send your orders
to him
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STxvIxsox's FouxDRY.-.Mr. J. F..
Stevenson, ws are plessed to state, is going
On with his foundry and machine shop At
thi' place. He has purchased Of s. B.
Pinnsy thslarge warehouse op..Wsshington
avenue, above st. German street, and the
old Seminary building, in lower town,
10 being taken down and the msteri al
ussd for IN addition to tho warehouse.
The foundry buildings will be in the rear.
Mr: stevenson had many years. experience
IN this business At McKeesport Pa, where
40 "s' the proprietor ofa largo foundry,
has abundant capital. and will push tho
nterprise As rapidly as tho wants of the
country may require. Mr.. VIM. Dickinson,
OF this place, skilled machiuist, is associ-
s'eo with him. A considerable portion of
the machinery is ALREADY here.
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MlNNEAPoLIs. April IL

M1xNEAPoI1s, April r..
Wheat-$1.l0
Corn-68c '
Oats-5Oo.
MIIwAuKEE, April 12.
Wheat-Steady; $13l for No. /.
Corn-6Oc.
Oats-639c.
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ST.CLOUD FUR MARKET.
Corrected for THE JOURNAL, By D.A G.. N4,phy d o..
Mink No. 1.....$ 90 to 4.50l 2accoon. 80
Otter.... 600 to .O0| Martin 90 to 10 90
600 to .OO Red FIX. 14O
Woverine..... 800 to 800 Cross Fox OO to 800
Wof-Timber ESQ to 3.00 Silver Grey $500 to 6O.O
1ear 1OOO Lynx ..............:c. lao
Cub Bear......... 800 to 500 Badger .,,,.,.. S5
Besver. per lb.:....... l.O0 }kuhk .s;.,,.,.s as
Deer Skins, per ID 20 to 25 Winter Rat..... to 10
Hides, dry. ............... spring Rat. IL to Is
Hides, green.......... OF
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"A large assortment Of croclery. glass;
ware and stoneware, cheap, at Boyd's.
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UP CouSrRY.-1he Post urges the peo-
pie Of Alexandria to vote ''no license" at
the town meeting.....C. H. Peake has been
appointed Revenue Gaguer at Otter Tail
City.........The farmers of Hudson and
Lake Mary towns, Douglas county. began
sowing wheat on the 4th inst. ........The
Post insists that party of ten or twelve
Chippewa Indians camped In the vicinity
Of Alexandria should be sent back to their
reservation. .........Thos. J. Vanloon and
Misc Emma I. Boyd, of Hudson, were mar
rled on the 2d.........A son of MIR. Guusa-
laus, of Hudson. by the slipping Of knife,
with which he was whiting, into his thigh;
cut the fsmoral artery, and narrowly e..
capped bleeding to de.th........ Wright l.
Sons, Of Dayton, (formerly Of St. Cloud, }
have completed substantial free bridge
across tho Otse- Tai river at that place. -.
Alexandrians want the St Cloud and Otter
Tail road TO run via their town. Hope it
will.......The editor Of the Post says ''fleas
are lively" and talks ~ though he knew
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s1ow s1o1x.-On Monday ws had the
vesy INCEST Sow storm Of the season. It
~ rseQI easesnt. IN. B. This il sur.
ka'n.) Audsy sad ell night. too, 1t oame
de"n, "aske sftsr fake" and q good many
makes together. On Tuesday morning
pedestrians wsdtd through
the soov, the snow, tho beautiful snow.
Up to their boot'tops-a foot Or Co."
tLa1 6ss e'ss~sd to b eviotsss)
The warm sun and winds have since car-
'ied noet Of this away, and only few
white sareaks ars 70 be seen hers And .hers
among the sprinsing grass. Winter once
more, "Adoor
The St. Cloud journal., 1871-04-13

Address SP1oER & CARLISLE,
St. Cloud, Minn.
The St. Cloud journal., 1871-04-13

SOCIAL SoC1ErY.-Some of our Holland 1
citizens met last evening and organized a
soe'ety, called the ''Onderons," for literary
purposes and mutual aid. The following
officers were el"cted:
PSes,dent-H. T. Daendels.
Wee Pre.ident-Johu Vsndersluis.
Sseretary--. G. A Vaudsrsluis.