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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-04-25

Nest Of tho farmers in this county
have finished sowing their wheat. They
ssy the ground WAS never in better con-
dition.
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Justice Barnes has paid into the City
Treasury $40 II Anes. The total amount
reeeivsd By The city 10 licenses this year
hos bssA $2,225, Of which $l2o has been
fer dog. The dnanoss Of the city are
n WY healthy condition.
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H. Herschbach has just received lot
of nice baby carriages, which he will
sell very cheap. Give him call
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In digging cellars, the ground is found
to be frozen to the depth Of from four to
six feet. -,
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The cheapest tea house in town, is
Smiths Grocery. - - z-.s.' - -.;..' g.
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-Msny Of our merchants are complain
Ing Of delay in the receipt Of their new
goods.
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=. An elegant stock Of wedding presents
has just been received at, Bush's Jewelry
store IN ~ - GstTs%S - {'..{s
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Mr.. +. J. Bonham has moved into his
new tin shop next door to N. Lahr's pillow
warerooms. ~ Sts *5sgz<sf- #s>ys&s 4
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ES7ERTA1NM ENT.-The Sank Rapids
Dramatic Company will, by request, give
an entertainment At Schwartz 1al, to
morrow evening, for the benefit Of the
Episcopal church Of Sank Rapids. Reserv-
ed seats for eale at Tobey & Mitchell's
Book Store. r.; +
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"A lot Of prime Early Rose potatoes,
for seed, for sale at Curtis new grocery
store.
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Young Man Bush has what you want,
or ought to want-enEagenent rings. Il
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Green applss and sweet cider, Il
Boyd's. s*s
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Maple syrup and maple sugar, al
Boyd's. ..... P, .. - =
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-Prondzinski has just what you want
stylish spring overcoats. y. N.Y. s.s>ss,ses i
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IF you want to see a
lively time, just call at
IT. 3SteinburR's, between
10 and III Is 'c1Sck, when
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All kinds q canned AMI green fruit,
at Smiths Grocery.
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Tho highest price in cash paid for
produce, at Smiths Grocery. - = ~ss...ls
Mr.. Horace Cook who is now enga ged
in erec,ing,a depot building at Psmbina
Junction, on the Northern Pacific Railroad,
has written letter to Mr.. James Wright to
come to Pembins Immediately and bring
with him ten or twelve good mechanics
! Rochester Record.
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The n. E. Seoiable will be held to-
morrow evening at Mr.. &c. Wilson'S.
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tR sehSfer has : spiendid stock Of
everythjng IN the limo d baots and shoes,
and 10 rapid ssles 40 il ! i prove the
excsllsney Of ais eooss anas z & i 81
his plioss t,ivs hinsa aslll sss bs1isf
COrs1xll IA i Il lo11 ~
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-Cesn and Cob Crushers,
a Ar0loyn1oR's.
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Money can be saved by getting you,
boots and shoes Mt Henderson's.
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Mr.. Samuel Chapman has leased The

.----.-IIH1. OdMuel VH8PWau H8S Ie1Aeu TUG
City Restaurant, and will keep it in first
class style, both for transient customers
and boarders. See his advertisement.
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.PERs0N

i, On and sftersJabe 1st, 1912, will be
found at ths Drug Store Of NJ C.. Tolman
& Co., where shall be happy to see all my
old friends and lots Of new ones. S9' >.t'.'
s.. mar28-3 m ~ NJ ..zyssA. C. Gownv.
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s j.
of course you want . new spring suit,
and Of course you want what is good,
stylish and cheap. Prondzinski can .ac-
commodate you, either with ready made
suit, or one manufactured to your order,
A large lot Of fine cassimeres and cloths on
hand. 49, -: az-..>.t y g.
al "A heavy prairie fire ragged on the other
side Of the river last evening, blazing alona
the line of the eastern horizon and filing
everybody's eyes with smoke. tract
Was burned around the depot to protect tn.
buildings.
= Mr.. Justus Picket, formerly of Picke
4 Abbott, Of this city, has been called By
his fellow, citizens At Fergus Falls to b.
Recorder Of that newly-incorporatsd vii
lage. = h ... 500 81. 5 -
"A good BUSINESS property for sale. In
quire at Smiths Grocery.
-kad gloves and wash tubs Is
AozxQpx1axs& M1s4'e,
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Racine flaming Mills,
< ArGlov1NoR's.
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-Quarter-second watches, at
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If you want warm or cold bath, g
to Ottensmeyer's bath and barber rooms.
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49, - IS 81.

Foe SAUNA pair Of heavy horses. In.
quirei nn.t,i .tely s' q !. 8. 3.
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&C. Bridgman expects to start both his
saw mills in about week.
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e'oOa9 00Sk ~ 90 7ET -------7E = ? -
5@5 MONTGOMERY & WEsr'e.
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D0Passengers going to Minneapolis
hange cars at st. Anthony Junction.
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he sets out, LuncI

Goods delivered to- ell: parts Of The
CITY. BY -se.-.ys, RUSSELL.
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Mr.. A. +. Hussey is drawing the
plans for DR.. Websr's new brick building, to
be located where his present Office stands.
1t will be 26x5O feet, with a wing 22x16
feet, two stories high. The first floor will
be for homeopathic drug store and the
Dr.'s private Office. The second floor will
be finished off for dwelling. .
Mr.. Hussey is also drawing the plans for
new brick store building, 22x6l, with
finished basement, which MIR. John Leisen
Intends putting up on the corner If Jeffer.
son avenue and st. sGermain street. The
basement will be used for his boot and shoe
mandatory =; the first floor for his sales
room, and the upper story for dwelling.
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- Fer pure, iee-cold soda-nster, II any
favor, 60 tozLimperich's. ~ =. ,yea s 4 !.
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ST. PAUL AND ST. CLOUD TRAINS. .s's'.
Leave Saint Paul. 90 am
Arrive % ...............12.2O DIM
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Mr.. G. n. Doughty, Of this city, has
jlst hsiahsda . splsadid double bsrrelled
bFssch. loading shot-sun, which he has
sent to his father. Mr.. Samuel Doughty, of
Lake City. It IL entirely Of Mr.. DIS own
verk, and would b : credit to any sstab-
lishnsnf Il IN worth S20n. -. -,
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Young & Bradford's nav goods have
come Go and see them. '*.
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-Bsckeye force-feed Seeders,
...,.... =. Ar GRovENoR's.
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CLUB RATEs.-The following are the
club rates Of THE JOURNAL:
5 copies, SITS each.
B - l.6O "
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Have you bought your boots : Go; te
Henderson's.
{; = Fine mel bathing sponges, st as - y.
nj. G. ToLMAN & Co.'s. -
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Solid gold sets, in all the new styl
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- :. Nothing nicer 70 be found il the mar
ket. The spring. eyercoa,s tat Prond1ins-
Salt by the barrsl at sssz
al RusarI1's.
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The next Baptist suciety, will meet
with Mrs Lake, Friday, May Sd.
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s# On Monday CAPT. Lueg's team which
hsd bssnS brought-to in front Of Hines
paint sh1p, made . sudden start for down
stevn, dropping out Of the tail end into !
nilssllaaseas heap III the street man who
Id - standinsi iu the wagon. This in
dividuaI gsshered himself up, and soon re-
eoysrsd thstsan, which had stopped near
lie Congregation church, none the worse
ii. e ~ lArk.
ylAx1sp "a girl 20 do general house.
work S.. snsll family. Inquire q thil
eAss 49, isisly 81
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Il During the first week in May Mr.. J.
G. Huber viii remove to his old stand on
Washington avenue, where his old friends
and customers will find him with = greatly
enlarged stock of goods.
Mr.. H. c., Burbank will remove biz
transportation Office, in few days, to
Burbank & Poxelps block, taking The
room occupied BY Mr.. W. s. Moore, who
goes to Brokers' Block. s:
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POLICE Couhr. On Monday Gilbert L,
Wakeman, whose arrest for stealing wood
was reported last week, appeared before
Justice Barnes and retracted his plee Of
not guilty, and plead guilty. He was fined
$40 aud costs, and in default of paymen t
was sent to jail for Sky days.
On the same day John Kelsey was fined
SIS and costs for being drunk.
Yesterday was rather lively day
Chas. Erickson and Lewis Iverson were
fined SIS and costs for being drunk, and
Peter Peterson was mulcted the costs fol
resisting an officer.
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Meeting Of the City Council on next
Monday evening.
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Republicans of stearns County will meet in
County Convention ct the Court House In the Cit,
Of 81. Closd, on MONDAY, TIE 6rB DAY OF NAY,
!s72 q oelo:k r H., for tho purpose Of electine
t!on to b. held Ut Ainnsao the Eighth day Of
Nay. 1874 The several towns In the County and
the several Wards In the City Of st Cloud, viii b.
DxlHoA1zs.
CITY Of 81: CLOUD, First Ward.
I" Second Ward
!: - !hi.d , %sId; !
Town Of Naive Pralria 2
North 1oek, 4
Paynssvills,
Raymond,
sauk Centre, 3
An other towns IN the county will DO entitled to
dsleats ssoA. Dssis-ons delegate for each town
ssward aud additional delegate for every SO h.
major fraction thereof - :.
Il. L. GORDON,
.,,- Chairman Rep. Co. Com.
-War1? Rather. 10y -
Two trains day on and after Monday
Meeting Of the City Council on next
Monday evening.
The next Baptist suciety, will meet
with Mrs. Lake, Friday, May Sd.
&C. Bridgnan expects to start both his
saw mills in about week. b
The n. E. 9ooiable will be held to-
morrow eysninr st Mr.. J. C.. Wilson's.
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ALI kinds Of sroesrlsss ON bsasand q
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IT. CLOUD AND NINNAAP0LIs TRAINS
Leave Minneapolis s.16a.m
Arrlve lam
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NORMAL ScHooL.-The present torn of
the Normal School will close in three weeks
from tomorrow, which will he aseyeral
weeks earlier than usual. This is done
that the teachers may attend a Teachers
Institute to be held at Winora; beginning
on the 2lst Of May. The Principals ofthe
three schools, Profs. Moore, Phelps and
Gage, have arranged the programme for
the Institute, the main purpose of which
will b. for the teachers to compare notes
and arrange plans and nc thods for ono
system Of instruction in oil the schools.
About twenty-five teachers are expected to
be present and take par: in the exercises
! and the discussion of the different subjects
which will be presented. This Institute
will continue for two weeks, and will be
the first OF the kind ever held in this o,
any other State. It is proposed to hold
them annually hereafter, alternating be.
tween the three schools. ,- - go Oh
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-I1OSASv O.~'.0-I = r. 3
lzsss s. sssEs sR&s.2Ar GnovRxo1,s.
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MIR. Calvin F. How, Of New York
city, is one Of the largest, if not the larg-
est, taxpayer in Minnesota. He has paid
this war in
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u BRANCH LINE.
WINTER TIME TABLE.

Leave Saint Cloud............ $40 am
Arrive at " ............12.22 pm
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Tho Baptist Soolsl Society, which met
at Mrs. J. h. Ovens on last Friday, invit-
ID ladies Of other determinations, and all
devoted themselves to sewing during the
afternoon for the poor. In the evening a
8nunbsr Of gentlemen dropped in and aftei
avery pleasant time, collection was
mads, accounting to $50. There is some
talk Of starting Dorcss Society.
T. 8. All who are interested in the
formation Of . Doreas Society will meet on
next Thursday afternoon, At Mrs. H. C.
Bnrhant'g. .s5,gn.s.z
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.War1? Rather.

Two trains day on and after Monday
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"a good business property for sale. II
quire at Smiths Grocery.
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WARD O1FIcERs.-The following are the
ward officers whose places are to be filed
at the city election on the 9th of May:
First Ward-A'derman c. Bridgms n;
Member OF Board of Education, A. Mont
gomery.
= Second Ward-Alderman L. Clark, Mem
Der, G. F. Davis. -,
Third Ward-Alderman, T. Smith Mem.
Der, B. Vossberg.
Fourth Wnrd-Alderman N. Lamb !;
Member, l.. EAderle. .,....,'
I Most, if not oil, of these officers will
doubtless be reelected. ~ t.. J..
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FIRST DIV. ST. r. &P. RAILROAD
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Ruserr,1's..
"A full line of paints. sils. ysrni.h II i

very low, at a Ssssss
n.y NJ. c. ToLA4n 4cess.
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-Parasols aud tea. at
Middletown transcript., 1872-10-26

At the request. aud for the benefit Of
our spcrssmsu. We publish the following
Game Law" passed at Dover. March
l7th 1868. Vide Del. Laws, l2 vol.
chsp. 900, page 1876.
SRcrioS l. BE il enacted by the Senate
and House cf Representatives. Of the State
Of Deiamare IN General assenbly met -
That Chapter 55 Of the Revised Statutes
be. and the same 10 hereby amended, ms
follows. to Wit: strike out Section II, and
insert in lieu thereof. mo person shall
kill, take or destroy. in either Of the Coun-
ties Of this State. any partridge, pheasant.
robin or rabbit, between the fifteenth day
Of February and the first day Of Novem-
Der nor any woodcock. between the first
day Of February and the first day of July
in any yenr, under penalty Of forfei,ing
for every one SO killed, taken or destroy
ed, one dollar"
Middletown transcript., 1872-10-26
OBITU AR r.

Mr.. William J. Hurlock died suddenly at his
late residence, in this village, on Thursday, the
I'd iusi., in the seth year OF his age The las,
honors TO his memory were paid on Monday, the
I,h inst, by his numerous friends and relatives
Of this aud the adjoining States.
In the history Of his life we find the fruits of
earnest, systematic effort Commencing life
poor boy in the latter part Of the las, century, he
had by close attention TO business, economy and
strict integrity accumulated n handsome fortune.
His life furnishes an example worthy OF imita-
tion by all who desire 10 succeed In the business
Of their lives.
Some years ago Mr.. Huriock obtained a con-
tract for certain work on the Delaware and
Chesapeake Canal. Most of the money he made
there he loaned out At fair rates TO deserving
parties, upon bond and mortgage, and many OF
our wel-to-do citizens owe their start In the
world TO the use Of his money.
The subject of this notice was distinguished
Tor his industry, fidelity and punctnality In all
the affairs Of life. lie never, during his long
life, used spriiuous liquors nor tobacco In asy
form he never was heard 10 swear an oath, and
never known 10 tell lie; he was an ardent nd
mircr Of woman, and never failed to defend and
protect her whca the opportunity offered he was
kind and devoted husband, a loving and af-
fectionatc father, and warn friend. His recol-
lection OF men and events was so accurate that
he was regarded a. one Of the hest informed
chroaislcrs Of his day, he had an extensive cir
Gle Of friends, by whom his friendship was val
ued his now OF spirits, even TO the las, year Of
bis life vas cxubcrant and there was q cheer
fulncss Of tope in his conversation which lyade
him independent OF his well-storcd business mind,
. most agreeable and instructive companion.
Above an, he "a: through lie although mot q
professor Of religion firm believer IN the re-
demption Of man through tho blood Of the
Lapb, and never allowed day 10 pass without
holding sweet converse with his Maher He was
ihithfu 10 season end out Of season II the throne
sfGrace, and habitual reader Of the Bible.
He has gone from among us I" the last strug-
gle . past; The turmoil Of liz ls over The tale
e told, Asishsd and ended the ssal Of death 10
sst upon IT,"
Taos hast instructed many, asd Atss hast
Strengthened the vssk hands.' n.
y. Csc,yss, 0rsoss' l.tA, 1879.
Middletown transcript., 1872-10-26

NEw NnaK. Sept, 1872.
| call special attention TO The above, which Is
true copy Of the or ginal now in my possession
aud Signed by I. y. lrusoS ani MrsAlr, he
cnuse ! find such statements rs the following in
public print, viz -
Mr. !. n. Hudson having purchased the
entire interest Of bis late partners in the adycr-
Using firm Of Hudson 4 Mrne., the business will
hereafter be carried on by him alone"
And desire particularly TO state that neither
Nr. |. n. Hudson nor any one else has Resum-
I'd the business OF the late firm, but ! have,
in my own name, " ALnERT Mlsgr, continued,
and yet do, and intend TO continue the business,
not only in the Building, but in tic Precise
Premises, formerly occupied by the late frm
at q Park Row, all Statements and Circulars
to the contrary notwithstanding.
ALBERT MENET
Successor 10 llrDsos x MEsEr,
Advertising Agent,
"a PARK ROW, n. Y.
Oct l2-lm
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RALLY! DEMOCRATS RALLY !

A GRAND MASS MEETING ov THE DEMOCRACY
Of New Castle County will be held at Middle
town, to-day, to be addressed by Hons. James A.
Bayard. Eli salisbury, T. ?. Bsyard, VIM. e..
whi,eieys y. T. Biggs and G. W. Wright, Esq.
On Tuesday evening next, (0ct. 29.) there
will he Democratic meeting at SUNNI, Bridge,
10 be addressed by Hon. wm q. whiteley and
Hon. b. 7. Bggs.
On Thursday evening there win he a mass
meeting of the Democracy Of this, and the ad-
joining Hundreds, nj Odessa, which will be sd-
dressed by Hon. Thomas r Bayard and George
Gray, Esq
Middletown transcript., 1872-10-26
Horse Disease.

The strange malady among horses, which
FIRST broke out in Canada and soon after
wards crossed the frontier and affected the
horses in Buffalo, has so increased in the
latter city as to have become, VIC are told 1,
q public calamity, many branches Of bust.
ness being entirely suspended for want Of
animals for transportation. Half the
horses Of the street railroads are sick and
others niling. Tnc omnibuscs have stop
ped running. and the disease made its ap-
pearnce on Wednesday among the canal
horses. From other Northern and East
ern cities we have reports almost equally
alarming. At Rochester many horses
have been stricken with the epidemic, and
the disease is rapidly extending among
others. II has made its appearance in
Brooklyn and New York, and in New York
city species Of dipthcria is reported n
mong the horses, but has not ye, spread
among the larger stables.
All these reports indicate the rapidi,y
with which this singular maladay has
moved southwark from Canada. aud al.
though it does not appear to be often at
tended with fatal results, its general dis
semination throughout the cities wherever
its presence is announced produces, very
naturally. great embarrassment to the
movements Of trade, and great uneasincss
among the owners Of horses. 1t is not
improbable that Philadelphia will be the
next point Of attack. and if Philadelphia.
why not Baltimore II may he that the
atmos phcric conditions are different with
us; but VIC have no certainty tha, such is
the case. Il does not seem to be one Of
that class Of diseases which. like plcuro-
pneumonia, can be restricted to the dis
trict in which j. appears. and there reso-
lutcly stamped out" 1t is impossible
therefore, to make any suggestions con-
cerning it, aud our only present hope is
that the calamity may be stayed before i,
reaches our borders. Baltimore Gase,ie
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aud completes Mrs. Woods exciting nov
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would rather hear that the famous author
Of East Lynne" announces already q
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and The forge! Come from The plow and
tAs e6cs! Come. aud hear the questions
ef shs day discussed BY the finest array Of
talent that ever shous At political meeting
In this section Of the country. No matter
what may Be- your predictions iu Nation
d a6airs. Il 10 for Delaware that We strug-
gle nov.
"Come a. the waves come
When vessels are stranded,
Come 40 the winds come
when ferssis are svadeA."
Middletown transcript., 1872-10-26

The Ga,ary, for November, is on our
table. This truly excellent magazine is
extremely interesting at al times aud we'll
repays the reader. The November No.
contains nineteen papers. with the usual
!" Drift Wood" Scientific Miscellany, !"
:" Current Literature" and I" Nebula. :"
The remaining contents are dutch at
home." BY Rhodcs Gregory VII" by
j. W. DeForest; " Publishers and Auth
ors." BY Carl Benson; an attempt TO an
sver the question. Are Americans less
healthy than Europeans. by s. @. Young
There is also pleasing description Of ve-
nice. but the sutbor's name Is not given.
i" Poussin and bis Masssr." 10 . very
pretty poem BY Mrs. NJ. j. Preston. The
stories arc "The way Of the World"
+" Buttercups sod Ball Boquets. " Saved
from the Mormous and +" One Of my
Bygonss."