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and cureas purporting to be the best in the world
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cradle with ruined constitutions by maltreatment
from inexperienced physicians in general practice
ographers, that the study and management of these
plants should engross the whole time of those who
would be competent and successful in their treatment
and ours. The inexperienced general practitioner,
having neither opportunity nor time to make him
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CT Z

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Mol. City,. 2 40 (9
Sug. City,. l so (9
Sug. C'try,. l 20 q l 50
Country Rift Mol.
HID Sinks, 1 % q l IS
HID Headings,
Soft Pine. % a
Hard Pine, rs "a q
Hoops, u4ft), 26 90 a % 0
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: CITY COUNCIL.

REGULAR MEETING. - PRESENT.: Aid.
Bridg nan, Carter, Dorr, Fisher, Powell,
Schulten and Sherer.
In the absence of the President, Vice
President Bridgman presided.
The City Clerk presented statement Of
the amount of tax necessary to be levied
for tho expenses Of the CITY the ensuing
fiscal ytd.', aud also the amount necessary
to DO raised 10 pay principal and interest
on bonds Of the city. Current expenses,
$4,000; interest on railroad bonds, and
principal and interest on wagon bridge
bonds, $3.50. The valuation Of taxable
property will DO about 100000 (against
$527, 1858 last yoar), which will require =
tax Uf but about twelve mills. Referred 10
Committee on Ways and Mems.
The following communication was read !:
GENr1EMEN.-The undersigned respect
fully represent that they have fully COM
Piled with the terms Of section three of
Ordinance No. le Of City Of St. Cloud, ap-
proved Feb. 7, 1872, and request that the
bonds provided for by said ordinance be
now delivered.
The St. Paul and Pacific r. R. Co.
By s. T. Folsom, Agent.
Mayor Edelbrock being present made
some remarks relative to the delivery of
the bonds, and requested that committee
be appointed by the Council to ascertain
if the conditions had been fully complied
with by the Railroad Co. AID. Owen, Scott
and Carter were appointed.
The Assessment Rolls Of real and per-
sonal property in the city were presented,
and Aid. Bridgman, Scott, Carter and
sherer were appointed Committee on
Equalization.
The Committee on Claims reported in ia
vor Of paying the following bills:
L Thielman, pump for pest house $24. IS
j Dorr, workmen's services on
pest Observation-Disclosures. 1900
DR.. Gilman, attending sn all pox
patlent......... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II. OO
G. Schulten, medicine for small
pox patient. 2.85
Ira Moore, services on Normal
School Com. ..................... 1850
Adopted. The following bills were allow
cd under suspension of the rules:
DR.. Carvill, services at jail....... $3.50
N Clarke, lumber for pest house 67.24
J Winslow building pest house,. 20.50
CT & W Powell material for pest
nouse............."..... 9.5o
E. V. Campbell, services Normal
School Com. .............. CTS
The Council then adjourned.
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"A small greeDish bug is depreda-
ting on the heads Of wheat in Waba'
shaw county.
An unfortunate runaway occurred
in Minneapolis on Monday, by which
Mrs. w. P. Weatfall was so badly in.
jured that her lite is still desraired Of,
and Mrs Alexander Tyler was severely
bruised.
Gov. Austin has reprieved Farrell
sentenced to have been hung on Satur.
day at Wabashaw, to August 9th, that
his attorneys may prosecute motion 70,
a new trial. $685..
Judge Crosby gave Joseph Welcl
bis sentence to the State Prison TO,
lie on Monday. Motion for new tria
denied.
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The race at Minneapolis on Friday
afternoon between Hambletonin and Star
of the West was close and exciting.
Hambletonian took the first, fourth
and fifth heats in 2:282, 2:34a, and
2:35 Star of the West the second in
2:302 and third 10 3:382. Purse
5000. :.
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For Sale or For Rent.

Desiring TO change his business, the un
dersigned offers for sale or for rent, OF
favorable terms, the we'll known
SAUK VALLEY HOUSE.
This House is in excellent condition ,hav
ing lately been renovated throughout, and il
one of the best paying hotels ia the city
The location is specially favorable fer tran
sient custom, being within three block
of the new railroad depot. The stablin
accommodations are sufficient for about six
~ horses, which makes the House favor
lite stopping place with farmers.
Call on or address .s...-
-SE.'rH JOHN TROME,
jnly25 Box 81, St. Cloud, MINI
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NOTICE..

All persons indebted to the late firm Of
Tobey & Mitchell or to NJ. Tobey on &C.
count of merchandise, are requested to call
and settle the came with the undersigned,
who are the owners and holders of said &C.
counts. All not settled before the 1st Of
September win be placed in the hands Of
an attorney for collection.
ROSENBERGER BROS.
St. Cloud, Aug. l, 1872.
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CLUB RATEs.-The following are tn,
club rates Of The JOURNAL:
S copies, $l.75 each.
8 e 1.5O
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

CoNGREdATloNAL-(Churchs south Of Ravine bridge
Services every Sunday at 1917 a. IN. and pm. Sun
day School at II O'clock Prayer meeting the
church on Wednesday evenings at 8 O'Clock. Rev
Cyrrs Picket Pastor. Residence, corner of Well,
avenue and Lake street.
PREsBTrER1AN.- (Church on Richmond avenue,
Services every Sabbath at i0% a. m. and s p. H.
Sabbath School at II m. Wednesday evening lecture
and prayer meeting at o'clock. Pews free and
strangersinvited. Rev. E.V. Campbell, Pastor.
EP1scoPAL.@St. Johns Church, in lower town.
Services every Sabbath at 10I3 H.. and ~ p. IN.
Sundays School at II m. Evening prayer meeting
Fridays at 7 O'Clock. Rev. J T. Chambers, Rector.
g. aa;n a p oi am p
.. s. B.; Assistant, Rev. Bonf.ce Null y. ). b. Ser.
vices Week days at a. NJ; Sundays, First mass
At ngh mass ana sermon at 10
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-We learn that our old friend John B.
Marvin, has lately taken unto himself a
wife, and settled down at Salt Lake City.
There is no one to whom we could extend
more sincere wishes for happiness and
prosperity.
We are informed that tho Baptist So
ciety at this place, which for some time
has been without church or settled pas
tor, proposes either buying or leasing the
Methodist church. Mr.. Corey, of New
York, who preached here last summer, has
been called as pastor.
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THE ARK ELS

ST.. CLOUD, Aug. l, 1872
Wheat still remains at 95ca$1.O0.
Oats 28a3Oc.
Corn, SOC.
Flour at retail-XXXX $500; xxx
$3.50; Xxx $500 per barrel; at whole
sale, 50 cents per barrel less.
Feed-$l.35 per cwt.
Cornmeal-$1.S5.
Shorts-$1.00.
Bran-G0c.
Eggs-l1a123c, and scarce.
Butter-Good, 15al9c; lower grades,
10a12c.
Potatoes-New, plenty, at 25a40c per
bushel.
Black Raspberrics-$5 per bushe], zoe
quart.
Blueberries-$5 per bushcl; 12}c per
quart.
Vegetables Of all kinds are plenty.
Beans, $1.25a$l so per bushel.
Cheese-123al5c per pound.
Maple sugar-l5a20c per pound.
Hay-$6a8 per ton.
Wool-Unwashcd, 33a55c; washed, 50a
55c.
Beef-On foot, 3aS3c; retailing, 8a121c
per pound.
Veal-Sc dressed; retailing, 10al23c per
| pound.
Mutton-on foot, Sc; retailing 10al23c
per pound.
Pork-53c dressed J; retailing, l0al23c
per pound.
Mess pork, SIP per barrel.
MILWAUKEE, July 81.
Wheat-$l S53 for No. l.
| Oats-27c.
| Corn-424c.
A rise in wheat during the past week
of II cents.
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SFElAL NOTICES.
Confessions of an Invalid

CONCESSIONS OF an Invalid.
Published as warning for the benefit of young
men and others who suffer from Nervous Debility
Loss Of Manhood, etc., supplying
THE MEANS OF SELF CURE.
Written by one who cured himself, after under.
going considerable quaskery, and sent free on re-
ceiving post paid directed envelope.
Addr css NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Brook lyn Wy
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MARSH HARvEsrER.

= As a labor.saving aud grain Swing ma
chino, the Marsh Harvester stands I'M
equaled. it saves half the labor and all
the grain, and saves time, money and
horse flesh Sold by
HOWARD &: CARPENTER,
J. E. WING, Agent, Sank Centre.
St. Cloud, M,nn.
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r + M @ v al !.

The JOURNAL Office will be removed
tomorrow to ITS new quarters on st. Ger
main street, where, with increased facili-
Ties for doing oil kinds Of printing, we
will he pleased to see our friends,
PERsoNAL.-Mr. }. 3. Abbott arrived
yesterday from Fergus Falls. He intends
going east in short time.
Mr.. VIM Powell will start for tho East
on Monday.
Judge Hamlin and wife will start for the
East on Tuesday, to be absent number Of
weeks.
Mr.. J. G. Smith returned last evening
from Dayton, where he has been operating
in town.site matters.
Rev. Shoemaker, B. H. Wiuslow and T.
Steen, with other Maine Prairieites, have
been in town this week.
Rev. Riggin, late pastor Of the NJ. E.
Church started on Saturday for the far
West.
We had a pleasant call on Friday from
Mr. Willard Eddy, travelling correspondent
of the Minnesota JournIl Of Commerce, who
was taking professional look at 81. Cloud.
Mr.. G. Hanauer returned on Saturday
from the East, and his new goods ore al
ready arriving BY the dozens Of cases. The
only trouble is that his store is not nearly
large enough to hold his stock.
Hon. Jamos Smith Jr., of St. Paul, was
N the city on Monday. He has the Gree
ley symptoms bad.
Bishop Whipple passed through town
yesterday on his way to Alexandria.
Locs.-We understand that Davis, Beal
4 Co., Of this city, have contracted to get
down for J. Dean s. Co., of Minnea lis,
over 100000 feet of logs brought to the
headwaters Of the Platte by Mr.. o. E..
Garrison. They will be brought as far as
"Goss DAM" this season, and the rest Of
the way next year.
Mr.. Garrison's logs and ties ore about
twelve miles above Little Rice Lake. They
are to be brought down by his creditors.
MAN SHoT.-We had call from Mr..
Geo. A. Mcdonald, of Maple Valley, on
Friday, who informs US that on Thursda y
night, Mr.. Robert Thompson, living in the
vicinity of Spunk Brook, was accidentally
shot, and died in about an hour after. He
had "set" gun for deer, and after going
to bed hearing the report Of gun in the
direction where his had been set, and sup
posin 6 it to be that one, started for the
place, when in walking around in the tall
grass, he sprung his gun, receiving fatal
wound. He was an honest, respectable
citizen.
SPoRTsMENs' CLUB The club was reor-
gained at its regular annual meeting last
week. The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year:
President-C. D. Kerr.
Vice President-D. s. Hayward.
Secresary-Wm. Muliken.
Treasurer-B. McCarty.
About fourteen members Of the. CLUB start
cd yesterday afternoon for the east side of
the river, near Clear Lake. Sides will be
chosen for a match hunt, the losing party
to pay for supper. They will return to-
morrow.
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Buy drugs at Rhodes & Spencer's.

-Spicer & Carlisle are prepared to sup
ply all orders for parlor, chamber or Office
furniture. They have facilities at their
factory for turning out first quality work,
and anything not on hand will be manufac-
tured or ordered. Parties should call
IN them bsfore making purchases else
where
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Tell your neighbors that
THE JOURNAL will only
cost them Is cents from now
until November 18th.

FINE STORE AND COOP GooDs.-Mr. r.
NJ. Russell has recently very much i'm
proved the appearance and convenience of
his storeroom by adding new drawers,
shelves, SC. MIR. Russell is an excellent
judge Of goods in tho grocery line, and
will keep nothing except what is the very
best. In choice family groceries, his
stock cannot be excelled. Itousekeepers
appreciate this, as well as his prompt de-
livery (Free) of purchases at his store, and
he has very extensive local patronage.
He has also o large country trade, as he
pays The highest price for produce. Pnr-
ties who trade at RusselTs cannot 20 amiss.
"A good deed brings its reward. We
referred last week to the fact that Mr.. j.
0. Crummett, lately of this city, had been
elected President Of Grant Club at De-
troit, and now see what comes next, as
told by the Record:
"Thc first white boy born in Detroit
must have q notice. He was born on
Wednesday the Oath, and his mother is
Mrs. j. 0. Crummett, His father says he's
a Grant boy, but he has not named him
yet"
We find the following item in the same
paper:
Dr.. W. R. Hunter, of St. Cloud, physi-
clan for tho Northern Pacific Co. on the
PembIna Branch, has removed his head.
quarters from Giynden to Red Lake cross
inc
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CASE THRESIIEHS.
CLEARWATER, July 20, i

The popularity of these machines is so
great that, with facilities largely increas-
ed, the manufacturers find it impossible to
fully meet the growing demand. Capt:
Grovecor, the agent in this city, is rec civ.
ing orders daily from all parts of the upper
country for these threshers, and is 81 pply.
ing them as rapidly as they can be obtain
ed. No farmer should buy without first
examining the Case.
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Our military comrany. which await ed

Our military company, which awaited
IN breathless expectancy for several days
last week orders to march to the seat OF
war st Brainerd, has expressed much dis
appointment at the fruitless result Of the
Huckleberry Crusade. The boys painted
for tho fray, and most Of them slept on
their arms, and dreamed Of glory and sch.
Disappointments are sad, but must be
horno
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ON MARRIAGE.

and ABUSES. which Interfere with MARRIAGE-
With sure means of relief for the Erring and Unfor
tunate diseased and dsbiltated. Sent Free in sealed
envelopes. Address ADMINISTRATION No
% Ninth st., Philadelphia. Pa.
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MIR. G. F. Lancaster, Principal Of the
Shakopee public schools, has given notice
of IN examination to be held on the LIST
and End insts. Mr.. L. is graduate Of the
st. Cloud Normal School.
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Dated St. Cloud, Mimi, July ~, 1872.

men-in politics, Grant men, Greeley men
! and Democrats-and it could have been in
definitely extended if so desired. A cor
respondent Of the St. Paul Pioneer, endors-
ed by the editor of that paper, writes
The statement that Mr.. earns is a ssnot-
| ed gambler and bully is base and mali
cious lie. He bears no such character here
but has always deported himself as q
worthy citizen and gentleman.
! do assure you that the people here are
almost unanimously in earns favor, and
only feel that he did not give Gordon half
enough.
The St. Paul Dispatch takes much the
same view Of the situation, the editor
speaking from an extended personal
knowledge of Gordon:
Political matters arc growing warm. H.
l.. Gordon, q scurrilous BLACKBOARD who
wears q landsoffce collar, wrote an abu-
sl7e article in the st. Cloud Press, and E.
Y. earns, one Of the parties assailed,
knocked Gordon down on the street yes.
terday. The ''Thunderer" lies low.
The St. Cloud Times, referring to Cor
don s.article, says:
1t has come to this in St. Cloud, that q
gentleman Of unb!emished private and
public reputation cannot follow his honest
convictions and vote as his judgment die
tates for President, without being villifed
and traduced in manner that would do
discredit to Billingsgate.
The article in question bears the ear
marks, in style and composition, and we
assume it to be the product ion Of q. L.
Gordon, man who has not the fa;ntest
attributes ola gentleman in his compost
ton, and who admits, with unblushing ef-
frontery. his dishonesty in both bushes.
and politics. The gentlemen who have
this time incurred Gordon's abuse, may
safely appeal to the people of St. Cloud,
where they are known, to judge between
him and them, and rest easy upon the
score Of such SANDER having any effect
upon those whose good opinion is worth
having.
RI The venom Of the article is not intend.
ed for home effect. It was the eviden
object and hope of the writer, that at 9
distance, where the parties are not known
his falsehoods might be believed and worl
an injury.
And again:
1ue meanoSCs 1OWests VAioSC tnluSe III III
whole Press article, attacking Col. Kerr, E
, c. earns and J. F. Bell, we're the allusion
| to Col. Kerr's mother. The name of ever,
mans mother, whether she il sleeping
meath the green sod, or yet laboring TO
the good of her children, is to true ma,
indeed sacred; and he who will attempt t
ridicule the character Of any mans moth
, er is lower in the scale of creation than tn
swine that wallow in the gutter. H ere
one Of the delightful things said about MR.
Kerr:
SIT is understood that tho old lady is now
Chappaqua engaged in raising beets for "gvees an
l.. looking after the prospects for "cabboge" tho
10 who desire to correspond with Mr.. Kerr will dire
their letters accordingly
We have gwen enough to show how Cor
= don, his article and his punishment are re
garded in this community, where the pa,
ties and the facts are hest known. an
enoush for persons abroad to form a
opinion from.
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"A severe rain and wind storm occurred
on Monday night, doing considerable inju.
~ to the grain, much of which is now bad
~ lodged, and will give harvesters much
fpouh1o
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IF you want to see IL
lively time, just call at
II. SteinburG'S, between
10 and Ill o'clock, whc,,
he sets out Lunch.
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FARMERS, READ TIIIs!

FAkME rs, READ THIS!
have received number of tho new
John P. Nanny wheeled Reapers, SELF
rake, which I would invite all farmers to
call and see and examine for themselves
Also, lot of new John P. Nanny single
mowers, very light and dura BILE machine.
]. B. VANRENssALER.
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An instance lately occurred Of an in
dividual going forth to find talking ma
chine" and running against thrashins
machine.
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BARGAIN Kerr s. Collins have q Sec
oad-hand "Tornado' threshing machine,
all complete and in good order, which will
be sold very cheap.
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The OAK LEAF The genuine Charter
Oak Stoves have ON oak leaf on the side
doors, and are stamped with the name Of
"Giles F. Filley, St. Louis" When buying
one Of them, therefore, look out for these
proofs Of genuinensss, and reject all that do
not have them.
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We regret to find the following item i

We regret to find the following item in
the St. Paul Pioneer
"a private letter informs US that Rev.
DR.. Samuel Stewart, for time pastor in
charge Of tho Episcopal society at Saint
ritory. Ito which point he removed this
spring. last month, date not given.
Rev. Stewart was high-toned Christian
gentleman, and was highly esteemed in this
locality.