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FOR SALE AND RENT.
For SALE OR RxoHAsGR.

E'ok SALE OR bAOHANGE.
&c 900 AcRBs or LAND in Mace. county, Y.
scrss in cseroses S,nt1 O. al AN. gv,SDS
lssds ard covered vithcheics timber superior ffut
Ssn MI ss ssSa.s. V STssSH S VII:
* Hsi E S:ta Id S5 saF' tn
ApHsfky1Dy,Arr Iy sALE-Ths beautiful COUNTRY
:. he 1Ss5 -, osied bnnbsr,On Hall stussed
Stout twenty hre. acres q i.ns mPr6.ei ~ man
three Rou- barn kc Th.ss are sbS S s S.n.5
. N sS sSa.. E on. Il s sSs ss.,
9enS wou do ae se es ana ns se9SSy re-:
drc--e,i 20 J. B. KHAsBET, washington. d. G.
L'oR sALE-A I'm. three-stery BRICK HOUSE
Il With y rooms and modern improvements; lot -
fees front; on 18th street, near q. Price reasonable
FOR sALR-
NH Ts. ana T. VIII :: soG ON long Os
Real Estate Brok~.
jal2 Corner 7th and streets.
EOR RENT-A fine COUNTRY SHAT. in full
view Of the city, surrenndei with trees orchard,
HALL Ross, Reel E-ts,. BROKERS,
EOR sALE-SUBURBAN RRSIDENCEs-Tw0
i,D S0I ,,.p 81 s AT IT, MOUNT PLEAsAST ssn
attached, Wen fenced in, with q stable. Terms cay
requiring but q moderate cash payment
=. y. BROWN,
corner 18th street and View York avenue.
mhl4-u Rep. and ChrOn.
EoR RENT-A desirable and connections
i HOUSE, with all the modern improvements,
situated on the corner Of Nth aud q streets. For
terms and particulars inquire at 4s1 Pennsylvania
avenue a-d0
FoR REHI1.nmfortsbly Furnished PARLoR
IL and CHAMBHRS, in q house with all modern
lmprov cement, and in beautiful situation; south
front IN the first wsrd. sots aud q .ssees.
No 2oO9. &C = diff
FOR RENT-SiN fine OFFICH ROOMS in tn.
shepherd Building, sos Pennrylvauia avenue,
south side. fsle-U
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w.. HE 1OING MENs CATaoLIc 1850,
ofST SikITHEw 5 iSsTiftTE, and and al the Male
FR{Y @ff rS Instant AZ e S cc Sn
a. N eyIhsr 81 l3th and streets, 20 unite With
9Th ami Of Plus TX election - the chair Of
their Soases on ainray NM acor iiuil'hAae
1t IPst-&Rep-l CHAs- ]. WHITE, ID. d.. Pastor
TMA $ 81 :: ~ : stated a-senblyef LAFAY-
Bcr, RI ESDAY EyRNISG June IL. al . 'ei Sn-
important bn-iness requires the Attendance Of
b order q The Council
jeis 2t JOHN EDWIN MASON, Reeorder.
SMAs0NIC.:--A .speei.i egnyocation Of La
bid On WEDNESDAY BVBSING, Juno IA, at
AN E.A- Mason. in good standing are frsternauy
BY order Of the sEHP
JeIsS JOHN EDWIN MASON, secretary
" BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC
LS sCHOoLs1A regular meeting Of the Board
q 1rrstes; q Public Schools. win Be held &C n.
L VI 18th insta1t' 8 10 Z e,Sl9sk
nENOTICB.--The 18th regul.r monthly meeting
SRAD kssocIhTfcs iii III BE- M fEhsBaE
June ., lSl. .tTh D m, at Board Of Trade Rooms.
= .fresrs 'G sre h.essSy SS
tned hat unLess sub arrears are pail In full ct
nary lci and their stosk IN the ss-ocistion win BE-
-saoseied ghsn NJ nnss shall have esusled tbs pay
1ele9 ,. Q. BIGHLOw, secrctsry
EFsEcvBIrr IN bIFB IssuBAHOB Bsi.g
TX ~ tne nrst m pexeass, the NOHTHW R0T-
~ me oessex prOsessoa sf he policy holders
ns Iete OF revive b Dsg cent, - AFFORD
81 -. 81 nssSAEs EssvRTff for the paKmsat e
~ - no no Ne conoay hsg become oisins-
Omcc sUS se< nkh street
mya i. y KNIGHT G>>.rnl Aor.f
~ X BP 600 Ii
By bathing rhs bod. sv-s, f>-
glla&r a. and vhsn SUI.
-. ever, With tbsf
Ooolas solanoa.
PROP oOoKs BALM OF LIFEl
At.hSl...is .sd r.s.a X shs ,olls.hs sr's,:ls..
cor. nh and e., =. nongson, Ies lSsh q :
q, .ss ID =; Sih.in Co, 81 y.A =;
e. g 0. simms, cor. y. T. sod lish 81; ysirl y
Bro, cor. Pa ~. snd ga = Calvert r9rd, 1903
CropIsy 10 Brdos -, Gsorgesovn, also, ~ recall
% Or issi.ss ssnsfaly nnsf.ssaTin5 Dss9t, CO
fions ie3-lm
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BUSINESS CHANCBs.

E'ok ALh-fhe stock and Ffxtures az /. o.
~ sfid 0rccery store doing = god ha-ln-.-. -
lactory reason given for selling ApplT Al n, 49,
9Th street, between l. and NJ -, -.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-05-25
PAST RAILROADINQ.

The summer time table Of the Penn
sylvauia Railroad made some important
changes in tho running time. The
most important is that of the fast line,
leaving Philadelphia 1890 noon and
the corresponding train from Pittsburg.
This train stops nowhere between the
two cities except at Harrisburg, Altoo-
ma and Gallitzin. Tie stoppage at the
latte1 place is in compliance with the
rule Of the road, which requires ovcry
train to stop there, on account Of the
heavy mountain g,ade each side. lC7
miles is made in three hours and
twenty minutes. From Harrisburg to
Altoona, 1872 miles, and IRON, Golliizin
to Pittsburg, 1o5 miles, are The other
long stretches, 9rs TIC nne on them: is
sorrespondingly short. On no other rail-
road in America ars such long distances
made without ssqppingt ,foeg wood and
vater' But they arss made on the
Pennsylvania Railroad without, ;ncon.
venieuee. A dsy Or two ago, when
the tain from Altoona arrived IL H.r-
,isbuse, theles x,s still good supply
Of water in the INK md hi, .ftsr {.
eontisuo6s run Of 132 miles. sign a
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-05-25

Ses1 lemon Pie.-Take two lemons, two
eggs, one cup Of sugar, one cup of wa.
ter, and one large tablespoonful Of
flour. After grating the peel, take of
and throw away the white rind, and
and out the lemuo in small pieces, care
fully picking out the seeds. After the
under crust II ia I yin, ssug,ryit well,
Bake with two crusts.
ro,. Batafas -Blanch and pound in
! marble mortar half pound Of sweet
and half a pound Of bitter slmouds.
PAddzStxi spdaids Of sugar and tue
whites Of eight eggs beat together ff
teen minutes in a deep bowl with a
heavy spoon. Drop IL dime Ilssiize, on
piper, aud bake in a moderate oven q
light brown.
. Almond Custard-Blanch and pound
fine quarter Of = pound Of sweet IL
monds, and boil them in = quart o.
milk, sweetening 70 tho taste. Bea'
eight eggs (ive win ansver) and strait
them ; turn the milk and almonds boil
j ipg hot On the EGGS stirring them al
tthe while, and boii'inl. pitcher seta il
hot water I'LL thickened.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-05-25
THE ~DARw1N THEORY,

Not only does Mr.. Darwin hold that
man is merely highly developed mon:
key, but that the monkey in turn has
been developed from some iufcri.
or animal. Carrying this theory
backward, he also further Lelieves
that from the lowest forms of animal
lte-the sponge and jelly-fsh-mau has
aegittmately descended. Why he paus.
IS at the sponge does not readily appear.
AT this low stage Of physical life, the
animal and vegetable kingdoms are
closely connected, Why should no
not derive tho; ssemi-vegetable sponge
from tho wholly vegetable sea-weed p
We may thus carry the origin Of man
as far back as the litchens and moses.
MI: Darwin may thus describe himself
being that h.s'deseended through the
monkey, tho dog, the jeliy.6Ab, the
sponge, and the itohen, from some ex.
tremely low form Of vegetable life
Ones family tree7aeoording, to this
.t6eory-might !. very y probably b .
gooseberry bush, and ones remote an!
oestor / labbaeea.' TX s@ =; :. >.' i IS
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: The following marvellous tale :
Sir Ee'ssd Die5y, who WIS 4beho.ae.
ii 1906 bsligI concerned in the famou!
ganpovder.p plot After the head va.
struck q, the e1eoutioner proceeded j
according 70 the b.rb.rous usage d
tho day, 70 pluck the heat from bis
body and when he had done So, hs
held 1t up in full view Of the numerous
: assemblage gathered round the, scaffold
towitnees TIE exhibition, aud, shoutedl
With : loud voice ."zAi; !. lie Asart
Of a tsassory" Upon which The head.
which rs quietly, resting on The, scat:
fold It the distance o.. few fe.s .ho h, !:
cd suadrJ sigqs Of indignation, and %.
sniagsi'sa mouth, .udibly s1el.ined,
THAT il Z liep'
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-05-25
FATTRNINa CATTLE.

The main object Of tho farmer is to
get tbs most out Of the fodder. It
does not pay tofeed grain to . poor
creature-ono which does not take on
flesh rapidly. Farmers will do better
to dispose Of such stock for what it will
bring, and procure animal, Of . good
style. Another important point is,
farmers do not iced heavy enough.
Commence with as much food as thew
bear at 6rst and then increase. In
feeding twelve quarts Of meal, the last
four quarts are worth twice Is much rs,
the first four for fattening purposes.
Some farmers complain they do not
get pay for the grain they feed out,
but it is only those who feed light VIII
thus complained, Nothing is better
than corn meal. The cob is not worth
much, if anything.-Mio Farmers.
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Chemists and Physicians
TO ANALYZE IT

Then speak Of It according to ito merits, compare
1t With Whisky and Brandy, and other such article
and see the difference 1t they find the Wine Of Life
pure and wholesome, and the other Liquors poison
Gus, (Which they certainly will do) then they are
morally bound to prescribe and recommend the Wine
OF Life to their patients and friends the best slim
ulant and tonic in and . valuable substitute
for whiskey and brandy; but should they find it not
pure and what the propristors claim for it, let them
publicly denounce it. II 10 the pl,yscians duty to
learn and ind out which IL the most whOlesOms
stmulant for his patients, and to do he must ex-
anime and look into tht quality Of each article and
learn for himself il tho Vino Of Life has any pscu
tors claim the Vino Of Lie to be more wholesome
and far
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-05-25

-Iatsgrity isa virtuaL which costs
much the period Of; passion, i,
1 takes self denial to keep down tho up,
petites~ Of the flesh in the time Of am.
bltion, with Us far more dangerous,
it requires very much earnestness of
character to keep covetousness within
IT'D proper bounds, not to be swerved
by love Of the praise Of men, or official
power over them. But what magni6.
cent reoompense does & bring to any
aud every man! Any pleasure which
costs conscience single pang is really
= pain, and not = pleasure. All gain
which robs you Of your integrity is .
gain which profits not; it is . loss.
Honour is iufamy if won By the sale of
your own soul. But what womanly
aud manly delight does thus ooatly v,r.
tue bring into our consciousness, hero
and hereafter !-zHeodore Parker. !
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-05-25

TIRE r1NKLE i LYON SEWING MA N.
i CHINE; with Drop Feed, new Take.up
new Hemmer, &c., 10 now offered to agents
on more liberal terms. Also, Second hsud
Machines ta' exchange, Or the new i'm
pEoveuents applied. ~. -. - >,,..,z7
Every Machine il warranted First Glass,
and IT, the purchaser dees not % regard ut
after fair trial. hs can return Il and
money re1unded. ax-..Y2v r:or;rsa,c, .,r,
NJ iB.--.-Wanted.9 Travelling, Agents d
visit each town, distributing circulars, q,
planning the improvements, ete:, etc., whe
can make $500 per month. Address i
:, LYONS MUTUAL 8. NJ. CO.,
uniea Square, IS East 18th st., New Yors
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-05-25

-Cowper lived long enough. J if he
had but kept his wits, to have eompre-
hended that this good.uatured, jovi,l,
festive Frsnehnan=h,sa, dish ofs the
'iss, in A biz "a !, IS 9s 10y. in +:
poet's aketeh Is pur.l5.f.ne,ful. For
ssnts,ile human lite hsen,> cheap
and M; !ver,6esd Il Ftaz md the
blood \ thkBartaoans sp.ta.s, Ill
her .S.yqs, -, euiep,
the era q ne : b.vs,ll sno
long.ra,tis & aehmap ~ If
he CAM get vsnts some-
thing. ,He x,a.ed 4 d,9s Of
D.utoj, M.r.t, aud BSessp,efre. He
wanted it,Rhen. revolution. enthroned
-he Wanted if ;equ.llyt II when 4 revolu:
ton ,dspossd-the, ;* 20 King
What 3ysisl Moosisurtthe Citizen join.
. club, and hears much talk q Liberty
Fraternity, .,ad Eqa.liit:y lint Tic. 'be.'
Of spssehsas Will furnish = no q crust, nt
10; vine Ii.ts J., tie Citizen
g,o!ios hu,oe.,i.,r: .ndhun,gg1riel, bss..t..
himself 10 tho massacre; !: fiat, of ''.ri,to'
erats,ea and finally Of bis own b1eeehes;
leas associates: He tries the lantern
and tho epilletinee,t NV : slonsitations
the abolition Of religion, = patent ar
,.ugbassav If ths' IskSsssIs~hile . asi;
ing the Marsellaise and dancing tn
Carm.gno!e gave him . fne appetite
but nothing to eat.} What does. Il
wansas .o;1,'2a2u@.e: 4, 5e4r2so III
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FOR SALE.

!. The HOUSE, AND LOT III. Block ..D,.
Lot 4, in the City Of St. Cloud, MINI. y
feet front on Washington avenue, and l22
feet deep. The house 10 1880; one story
and = half high, with = cellar, 1890. 1t
has been used -, = saloon, and 10; one Of
the best locations in the city. I. Ills thirty
yards from the. Central House, and the
second door from T. G. McClure's Bank,
Price $4,000. For information concern.
ing this, inquire Of T. c., MCCLURE, st
Cloud, or the owner, who will be In st
Cloud about the middle Of June.
DIR. b. I. CROMWELL
msy26 Ns~ orleans, L.,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-05-25

Cure for Nesralg;a:>.Ao exchange
says I gentleman Of Troy hi. discover
ed that lenon;juiee j. sure ears for
that very common complaint, nsnsalgia.
He says that the iu,os of ono lemon
= day, taken is. water, viii curo ia
most obstinate sdases No sugar should
!bo used, .s it has a tendency 10 ooun-
terac it the benefits Of the lemon Juice,
Those who are troubled with neuralgia
SHOULD give this simple remedy . trial
|-Chatfeld Democrat.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-05-25

=; laughable thing took place At ,
revival meeting somewhere in .Missis,
sippi not long since. The ministe,
noticed a seedy looking ehap in one OF
tho seats looking a. though he needed
religion. or good square meal. So be
stepped up to him and asked him if be
Mere a Christian. mo, .ir;" said he;
II am editor Of the Democratic paper
in this place." ''Then IN the nane Of
God, 1st Us pray" replied tie devoted
minister. 4. ~. =,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-05-25

Cheyenne once, called the "M.gie
City," on account Of its marvelously
rapid growth, has deeayed as rapidly
as itgrew up: The few inh.bitanta
who remain there find it useless to try
to resuscitate the place, and dozen un.
DEVELOPED projects for building Met
ropolis Of tho Plains have been At last
abap doned.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-05-25
Superior and Cheaper
THAN
WHISKEY s BRANDY

In ct. any Other article In common use, and ought
g % used IN 9, Org family Everybody should give
trial. It 10 new thing, only been in use about
one year. yet 1t has already gained great name and
wonderful sale. aid whoever once tries it always
recommends It to his friends. It has the same
eHensth - whtskey but r. Is peculiarly pleasant,
evsn delicious, and would be crazy to use whiskey
&C., Tho can get tho Wine Of Life. It is for sale ~
everywhere in quart bottles price ono dol.
dozen bottles, for ten dollars. W. challenge the
1rld to produce spqrer cheaper, and nicer article
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-05-25

The other night, Is Edwin Booth,
- Riehelisu, had finished the lines,
''Franoe my mistress, my welded wife,
vhoshsll- proclaim .d,vosoe'tvizt thee
and rBslHs deep voice from tho audi.
snee answered; "Chisaggo." There va.
consequent great stature and .pphHs.' =
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-05-25
WARMERS VINUm WIFE;
OR,
WINE OF.LlFE.

This wine 10 prepared to take the plaoe Of Whls
kies and other spirits known TO be made up OF Tus
vi ana other deeterisus articles The Wine Of Life
require healthy stjmslent. and for the use Of Nedi
cal Men and Muses. ia the sick room. in place d
the vtllianons Brandy, Whiskey. and other Liquor
. constant complaint Of Physicans in this country
thatit impossible TO procure pure Brandy, Whisky
and Wine for their patients. -We ask the Medical
faculty and the public to give Warmers Vinum Vitae
OF Wine Of Life trial, and W ask : ~
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-05-25
lrom tie Dstrois Neekan;e ss1 l.veass,.

THs dSoD T1ns CoxE.-The patent 20
long held by Wheeler 4 Wilson for The four
motion feed sewing machine, has 1t last
expired, and IN extension has been refus-
ID. The day has gone by when . machine
costing but from SIG to $50 can be sold
ct from 500 to 1926. We see that the
American Shuttle Sewing Machine Conpa-
ny, of Detroit, sre frs, in the field With .
machine embodying all tho best features Of
the more costly article. and while their
msohinss sre in every particular, as PR
feet in their adoption to- Ill Glasses OF
work - tho Wheeler l. Wilson, Grover, l.
Baker, and Singer, they are now disposinr
Of them At prices ranging from SIS to $40.
This ID certainly, an Immense reduction.
and lis effects are already Is IS seen Is the
large orders received, and the lsrie shin.
nents made daily BY the American Shuttle
Sewing Machine Com psnSy; liz Bates street.
Detroit .s';5@t; .t3:i. r.; :.
Mr.. Jacob Gla,sn is the General Agent
trlowa and Minnesota. Send him stamp
tor circular and sample work. He wants
I've agents everywhere. Extra induce
nents offered. Address Jacob Clsson,
. Ut Unisn. Iowa.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-05-25

"A little girl who had just laid
aside her slate, to adjust her stocking,
was asked BY her mother. "What are
you drawing on your slate, Emm. p
II aio't drawing on my slate" she an
sxered, "l'm drawing on my stock
ings." =. ,;T .
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-05-25

Helmbold's Extract Buchu il diuretic and blood.
purifying, and cures all diseases arising
dences in life, Impurities of tho blood; etc. SUPER.
seding copaba in affections for which it Is used and
syphtlitic aections-n these diseases used in con-
nection with Hemboldts Rose Wash.
LADIES.
In many affections peculiar to ladies, tho extract
Huchu 10 unequalled by any other remedy-as in
Gu lorose or retention, rregularty painfaluess or
echirrus state Of the uterus leucorrhoes or Whites
stertlty, and for all complaints incident to the sex
whether arising from indiscretion or habits of Dis
sipetion. 1t 10 prescribed extensively BY the most
eminent physicians and midwives for enlsebied snd
delicate constitutions, ofthe above diseases Of symp
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-05-25

Io"sssnoe, ne sa1oa gently, "dt
you really think me kind r :'s,
"Indeed, T do, doetor.: No other hsi
been So kind-no one but yoa, s.ssso
for rs: How can you ask suoh .a>aues.
ton 2" .@@as22 Sd - 80
"And are you happier ffor what I
have doaeRca Does ny eenink give you
any pleasure Am I of any US. to
you in tho world, Constance r.
"Oh, doctor = With pain in tone, and
expression. "what have I done, that
you should .st this Z II Id hot ia.
grateful, whatever else 1 may be-poor
torlorn, uaesred for" She could 90 %
no further then, and burst into ssobs,
deep asdhsaidsdliog. = e. e. Fl i
"Dont cry. Constance. I have not
done this 70 pain ryou. 1t was only to
try to ind out how you regarded me-
II have come TO- tell you something,
Constance. Will you listen to me
kindlyl know Ism much older than |
you are, still not enough to make ma. !
terial difference, and IL love you IL
I cannot bear to ses Il you suffer 50 in
your louelinees. Nov you have none to |
look to, and I have ventured to come
to you and offer you my name, my deep
love, and homo where you shall know
no care if I can shield you. At this
time it may seem out of place to speak
in such terms-to declare my affection
but circumstances have forced me to
seize upon the present. moment. Can
you answer me, Coz ,tanoe? Can you
love me little, and let me share the :
burthens TOW heavy for your young life.
Tell me. d.. g., IL rankness, and
truth, ju:t how you feel" l.
Gradually the sweet eyes had drop.
ped and little brown head went down ,
upon the table while he w.s speaking, &
but now she put ont her hand With 4 i
sweet purity Of truthfulness that was t
ike her only - I*2<H 40 I
lob, d.: Merhu, have loved you 8
oil the tine since Freddie died, better ;,
than any enc on EARTH" "
His arms were around her in q close il
fond clssp, lis trsmulous lips upon bere {
pure brow. Constance felt In that hour n
that she was no longer alone and un-
loved. l.
A fe- d.ys5htel. having been, pat
in possesien Of the facts, Constance y
came Is me, BY earnest invitation, and =: {"
was sooa followed BY her betroth,d. In :,
The little church Just beyond ny gates, i
week later, lsaw them married, my
lather giving the bride away, in the alb =
'snoe Of any relative to perform that y
of6oe. =; : - 9x1r'
I have often visited them since, il al
heir elegant home, where comforts and v
Injuries, admirably blended, are pre- to
'ided over BY the dearest Of household d
'ngels,, / 35ehy in her happiness re
There IL nothing on earth that gives me al
ruer 10y than the sweet, contensed look
# the beautiful eyes, the quiet smiling
# the cherry mouth his love. has kissed ,
Dto bloom again. g
As for Mrs: Levering and Estelle, dc
hey are still With their relatives, but OF
|iscontented, humbled and unhappy IL
Dr.. Merlin and Constance invited them to
. come home with them. for = while, b
'hich, to my infinite satisfaction they ct
'ad tho good grace to:deeline. ~. ia
So far - ny little friends affairs e
taad, am heartily content. God D.
less them: ~
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MURRAY HILL.
MADAME g. MEAR9s9
1HaI1sH, 11rxcH AxD'a1KnAu
Boarding and Day School for Yslng
49,. Ladies.
No. 222 Madison Avenue. New Y.-k

The next session will commence Tues.
day, September 20, 1870.
Madame Mears has great pleasure in an
nouncing to her patrons and friends, that
she will be able to offer superior advants ges
for the complete and elegant education Of
Young Ladies, at the opening Of the next
session.
The course of instruction comprises the
English and French Languages, Latin,
Writing, Arithmetic, Algebra and Geome-
try; Geography, Astronomy, Chemistry
and other Natural Sciences; Mental and
Moral Philosophy, History, Competition,
French and English Literature.
During the season Lectures will be de-
livered by eminent Professors on subjects
connected with the various departments Of
instruction. These Lectures will he sr-
ranged for the general benefit Of the
school.
Music, drawing, painting, singing, &c.,
may DO included, at special rates.
The best professional talent 10 employed
in the various Departments, and tho wGsls
is under the immediate care and supersis-
ion Of Madame C. Mears.
French is the language Of the establish
ment.
Circulars giving terms, &C., sent on Up.
plicatlon. -:
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Long or Short
TALES AND SKETCHES
Will be in each number.

In addition, The JOURNAL
will contain it's usual variety
Of State and General News,
Agricultural Information, To-
cal Items, Market Reports
from home and from abroad,
Correspondence, etc., etc.
In addition, the present sys-
tenn Of local correspondence
from the different towns in
Northern Minnesota will be
continued during the coming
year. No labor or expense
will be spared to maintain
for The JOURNAL the reputa-
ton it already enjoys Of being
the
Best Family Newspaper in
Minnesota.
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SPLENDID PREMIUMS,

To any Of our present SUBJ
scribers who renew, paying for
one year in advance, ($2.00,)
we will send postpaid, FREE,
either Of the following books !:
The Horseman's Manual.
The Dairyman's Manual.
The Hog Breeders Manual.
The Poultry Breeders Nanual.
The Sheep and Goat E" ("
To NEW subscribers we will
send either of the above books,
and IN addition, either of the
following PREMIUMS the
magazines or papers being for
one year "
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